《梁书·列传·卷十四》
我听说使声名受损是最大的耻辱，使形体受损伤还在其次，所以每一次这些念头上来，心中恍惚，如同有所遣失。
下官闻亏名为辱，亏形次之，是以每一念来，忽若有遗。
I heard that damaging one's reputation is the greatest shame, and damaging one's body is secondary. Therefore, every time these thoughts came to me, my heart was in a trance, as if I had lost something.
<s>[INST] Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 下官闻亏名为辱，亏形次之，是以每一念来，忽若有遗。 [/INST] I heard that damaging one's reputation is the greatest shame, and damaging one's body is secondary. Therefore, every time these thoughts came to me, my heart was in a trance, as if I had lost something.</s>
Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 下官闻亏名为辱，亏形次之，是以每一念来，忽若有遗。
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I heard that damaging one's reputation is the greatest shame, and damaging one's body is secondary. Therefore, every time these thoughts came to me, my heart was in a trance, as if I had lost something.
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