《晋书·列传·第四章》
古代的刑书，刻在钟鼎上，铸在金石上，以便堵塞异端，使其无法诡辩。
古之刑书，铭之钟鼎，铸之金石，所以远塞异端，使无淫巧也。
The ancient penal codes were engraved on bells and tripods and cast in bronze and stone in order to block heresies and prevent sophistry.
<s>[INST] Give the modern Chinese and English translation for the following Classical Chinese passage: 古之刑书，铭之钟鼎，铸之金石，所以远塞异端，使无淫巧也。 [/INST] Modern Chinese: 古代的刑书，刻在钟鼎上，铸在金石上，以便堵塞异端，使其无法诡辩。 English: The ancient penal codes were engraved on bells and tripods and cast in bronze and stone in order to block heresies and prevent sophistry.</s>
Give the modern Chinese and English translation for the following Classical Chinese passage: 古之刑书，铭之钟鼎，铸之金石，所以远塞异端，使无淫巧也。
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Modern Chinese: 古代的刑书，刻在钟鼎上，铸在金石上，以便堵塞异端，使其无法诡辩。 English: The ancient penal codes were engraved on bells and tripods and cast in bronze and stone in order to block heresies and prevent sophistry.
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