《魏书·列传·卷三十六》
高宗敬重高允，通常不呼他的名字，习惯称之为 令公 。于是 令公 之号传遍四方。
高宗重允，常不名之，恆呼为 令公 。 令公 之号，播于四远矣。
Emperor Gaozong respected Gao Yun, and usually did not call him by his name, but called him Linggong instead. Therefore Linggong became known throughout the world.
<s>[INST] Give the modern Chinese and English translation for the following Classical Chinese passage: 高宗重允，常不名之，恆呼为 令公 。 令公 之号，播于四远矣。 [/INST] Modern Chinese: 高宗敬重高允，通常不呼他的名字，习惯称之为 令公 。于是 令公 之号传遍四方。 English: Emperor Gaozong respected Gao Yun, and usually did not call him by his name, but called him Linggong instead. Therefore Linggong became known throughout the world.</s>
Give the modern Chinese and English translation for the following Classical Chinese passage: 高宗重允，常不名之，恆呼为 令公 。 令公 之号，播于四远矣。
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Modern Chinese: 高宗敬重高允，通常不呼他的名字，习惯称之为 令公 。于是 令公 之号传遍四方。 English: Emperor Gaozong respected Gao Yun, and usually did not call him by his name, but called him Linggong instead. Therefore Linggong became known throughout the world.
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