《容斋随笔·卷五·稗沙门》
施主见时，认为都是和尚，而他却是痴呆之人，实非和尚，这称为稗沙门。 
施主见时，谓尽是沙门，而彼痴人，实非沙门，是名稗沙门。 
When benefactors saw him, they thought he was a monk. However, he was a fool, not a monk; he is called a bishasama (false monk).
<s>[INST] For each of the following sets of Classical Chinese and Modern Chinese sentences, provide an English translation that captures the essence of both: Classical: 施主见时，谓尽是沙门，而彼痴人，实非沙门，是名稗沙门。  Modern: 施主见时，认为都是和尚，而他却是痴呆之人，实非和尚，这称为稗沙门。  [/INST] When benefactors saw him, they thought he was a monk. However, he was a fool, not a monk; he is called a bishasama (false monk).</s>
For each of the following sets of Classical Chinese and Modern Chinese sentences, provide an English translation that captures the essence of both: Classical: 施主见时，谓尽是沙门，而彼痴人，实非沙门，是名稗沙门。  Modern: 施主见时，认为都是和尚，而他却是痴呆之人，实非和尚，这称为稗沙门。
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When benefactors saw him, they thought he was a monk. However, he was a fool, not a monk; he is called a bishasama (false monk).
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