(续上)同一条 《巴拉伊塔》 又说:丈夫若见床下的鞋反向摆放,拉比犹大·哈纳西 也说事属不雅,她须被休。革玛拉问:鞋反放,何不查看是谁的?答:是床下的鞋印反向,认不出是谁的。
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同样,丈夫若发现床下的鞋子反向摆着,鞋尖朝着床,这是有外人进来、把鞋这样放的迹象。
The same applies if the husband found the shoes reversed under the bed, so that the toe of the shoe faced the bed; this is a sign that a stranger came in and placed them like that.
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拉比犹大·哈纳西 说:既然这是一件不雅之事,她就须被休弃。
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi said: Since this is a distasteful matter, she must be divorced.
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革玛拉质疑:鞋子反向摆着?
The Gemara questions this: Shoes turned around?
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让他查看那是谁的鞋,查明那外人是谁,再弄清他在那里做什么就是了。
Let him see whose they are and clarify who the stranger was and then find out what he was doing there.
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其实,情形是他发现床下鞋子的印迹,即鞋印,是反向的,却认不出是谁的鞋印。
Rather, the case was that he found the place of the shoes, i.e., shoe prints, reversed under the bed and cannot recognize whose shoe prints they are.
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拉比犹大·哈纳西 说:既然这是一件不雅之事,她就须被休弃。
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi said: Since this is a distasteful matter, she must be divorced.