《巴拉伊塔》 印证:节期要用的器皿可从工匠家取回,如陶匠家的罐、吹玻璃匠家的杯;染匠家的羊毛和节期不用的器皿不可取。工匠没有吃的,可以付他工钱而把器皿留在他那里;不信任工匠,可以取出放在近处的房子;怕被偷,可以搬到另一个院子;连那院主也不信任,可以不声不响地搬进自己家里。
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一条 《巴拉伊塔》 里也是这样教导的:可以把器皿从工匠家里取回来,比如从陶匠家里取回罐子,从吹玻璃匠家里取回杯子,因为节期本身就要用到它们。
And so it is taught in a baraita: One may bring home utensils from the house of a craftsman; for example, a jug from the jug-maker's house and a cup from the glass-blower’s house, as they will be used on the Festival itself.
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可是不可从染匠家里取回羊毛,也不可从工匠家里取回器皿,因为节期用不着它们。
But he may not bring home wool from the dyer’s house or utensils from the craftsman’s house, as they are not needed on the Festival.
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可是工匠若没有吃的,他可以在节期的这一周付他工钱,而把器皿留在他那里。
But if the craftsman has nothing to eat, he may give him his wages during the Festival week and leave the utensil with him.
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他若不信任工匠会妥善看守他的器皿,可以把器皿从工匠那里取出来,放在工匠附近的一所房子里。
And if he does not trust the craftsman to properly safeguard his utensil, he may take the utensil from the craftsman and leave it in a house near him.
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他若为自己的器皿担心,怕它们被偷,可以把它们搬到另一个院子里。
And if he is concerned about his utensils lest they be stolen, he may move them to another courtyard.
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他若不信任那另一个院子的主人,可以不声不响地把它们搬进自己家里。
And if he does not trust the owner of the other courtyard, he may bring them into his house discreetly.