• And so this household structure becomes very important for the growth and structure and even the theology of Christianity eventually.

    所以这种结构,对于基督教的发展,结构及神学,有着极其重要的影响。

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  • So I'll tend to talk about "the Roman household," because that's what's more meaningful sociologically when we talk about this.

    所以我倾向于用“罗马“,因为这样说,我们讨论这一问题时,更有社会学意义。

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  • By keeping women under the household of the men of their original family, the upper-class Romans tried to balance these different households in size and importance.

    所以女子保留娘关系,有助于罗马上层阶级,平衡不同的规模及地位。

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  • But most of the free citizens of the Roman Empire, - of Rome, were poor people-- free, and even citizens, but they were poor people who weren't part of any rich household.

    但是大多数罗马帝国的自由公民,都是穷人-,他们是自由的,甚至是公民,但都是穷人,不属于富裕

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  • They wanted there to be some kind of balance of power among the several major households of Rome, the families of Rome.

    要在几个重要的罗马间,罗马庭间,保持权利的平衡。

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  • Why did they want to make sure that the daughters stayed in the households of their fathers?

    为什么他们要把女儿,安排在父亲的里?

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  • Sons and daughters, though, were still part of the household, as long as the paterfamilias was alive.

    儿子和女儿。。。,仍是的一员,只要长还健在。

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  • This will be very important because Christians started out as house churches, and their house churches fit sometimes the model of a Greek ekklesia, an assembly, but sometimes the model of the Roman household.

    说它重要是因为,基督教一开始时是庭教会的形式,这种庭教会有时符合希腊集会的模型,一种集会,但有时符合罗马的模型。

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  • But this was a legal situation to try to keep this balance of power among households.

    但这只是法定情形,以保持间权力平衡。

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  • She remains part of the household of her father, and she's legally under the control of her father probably, or her brothers, if her father is dead; or her grandfather if her grandfather is still alive.

    而是她父亲的,法律上受她父亲控制,如果她父亲过世,则是她兄弟;,或者她的祖父,如果还健在的话。

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  • Now when this slave is freed, by the owner, the slave could take the peculium with him, and then he could set up his own business, but he'd still be a client of the owner, because he's still officially part of his household.

    等到奴隶关系解除时,他可以拿走那些私产,开始自己的生意,但他仍是主人的被庇护人,因为他仍是中的一员。

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  • For example, I said wives were not really part of their husband's household.

    比如,我之前说妻子并不属于丈夫的

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  • Because legally she's actually not part of this man's household.

    因为法律上她不属于这名男子的

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  • The household structure of a Roman household was this-- and I say "household," because our word "family," which we usually take to mean the biological family: the father, the mother, the children, maybe the grandchildren, maybe the extended family.

    罗马人的结构是。。。,我用““是因为“庭“,通常是指有血缘关系的亲人:,父亲,母亲,孩子,可能还有孙辈,大庭。

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  • What they cared about-- because the Roman Republic by this time was basically a bunch of very important households, wealthy men and their households, and they were the members of the Senate, they were the knight class, they were the people who ran Rome.

    他们在乎的是。。。因为当时的罗马共和国,实际上就是一群举足轻重的,富有男子及其所组成,他们是元老院成员,是骑士阶级,罗马的统治者。

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  • Now slaves obviously are in the paterfamilias.

    奴隶属于长的

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  • The Roman household was constructed like a pyramid.

    罗马类似金字塔结构。

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  • And if you have women marrying off into other families, and then they leave the household of their fathers, and they are officially and legally in a household with somebody else, that may end up increasing those households that have intermarriage coming in and not so much intermarriage going out.

    如果女子出嫁,就离开父亲,法律上正式加入丈夫,那么最终有通婚娶入的,会逐渐壮大,通婚嫁出的会逐渐减小。

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