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Orpheus had provided Milton with a paradigm of the poet, the poet whose discipline and whose abstinence nourished and strengthened his poetry.
俄耳甫斯在弥尔顿看来是诗人的模范,他严于律己，节制禁欲，让诗作更加出色。
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They drown out Orpheus' music with the hideous roar of their howlings and their screamings and they tear him limb from limb.
她们用可怕的咆哮和尖叫淹没了,俄耳甫斯的音乐，并将他肢解。
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He can't hear major elements of the soundscape: the truck horn behind him.
他对身旁的那些声音充耳不闻：,无论是在他身后鸣笛的卡车。
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The idea of having the liberty to say whatever comes to our lips sounds to Plato like a kind of blasphemy.
拥有随意脱口而出,自由的概念,听在柏拉图耳中却像是一种亵渎。
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Self knowledge is like lost innocence, however unsettling you find it; it can never be un-thought or un-known.
自我认知就像逝去的童真，不管你有多不安;,你已经无法不去想或是充耳不闻了。
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The West of the Germanic tribes that had toppled the Roman empire was weak and it was divided.
弱小分裂的西方日耳曼部族,推翻了罗马帝国
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He may mutilate his ears by piercing them. The middle Assyrian laws also legalized violence against a wife. "When she deserves it" a seignor may pull out the hair of his wife, mutilate or twist her ears.
可以刺伤其耳朵，另外，中亚述法律,也将对妻子的暴力行为合法化了，“如果她是应受的“,自由人可以拔其发，毁其耳。
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Instead of listening to the cry of agony they listen to the ring of dollars and stoop down and pick up the coins."
怨言绕耳过,硬币叮当落,速拾不嫌多"
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It has to do with the god Hermes who conveyed language to man, who was in a certain sense, among many other functions, the god of communication, and hermeneutics is, after all, obviously about communication.
它与赫耳墨斯，即教给人类语言的神祇有关，从某种意义上来说，赫耳墨斯是沟通之神，所以诠释学显然和沟通交流有关。
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Other people were reading novels and I don't know what else, but I was reading Fabozzi.
其他人在读小说,我两耳不闻窗外事,一心只读法博齐
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The ideal gas thermometer.
是波义耳定律。
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He's been waiting and waiting for his season due so that he can ripen into a powerful Orphic poet.
他一直在等待着自己繁茂的年华,那时候他将成长为强大的俄耳甫斯式的诗人。
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The attempt failed and, saddened by Eurydice's death, Orpheus spent the rest of his life avoiding the company of women.
但是最终还是失败了，欧律狄刻的死使他万分悲痛，俄耳甫斯在余生中不再要女人相陪。
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He sang songs of such beauty that the entire natural world would move and dance in response. This is the story of Orpheus that we have received up to this point in Milton's poetry.
他的歌声是如此动听，整个大自然,都会随之翩翩起舞，这是到目前为止,弥尔顿的诗歌所讲述的俄耳甫斯的故事。
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How then can we justify the ways of God to men? How can we justify the fact that the abstinent Orpheus, the virtuous Orpheus, ? was so brutally assaulted and without any aid from the higher powers?
如何证明上帝待人之法？，如何解释俄耳甫斯这样一个,节制欲望，贞洁自守的人竟会遭到如此残忍的谋害，却得不到任何更高力量的援助这样一个事实？
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When the speaker writes that the day-star yet anon repairs his drooping head," we are reminded of Orpheus.
当弥尔顿写道启明星,“不久便会修复他疲惫的头颅“，我们会想起俄耳甫斯，“…
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And so when the figure of Orpheus appears in this poem, it's the second half of the Orpheus story that Milton is forced to tell.
因此当俄耳甫斯的形象出现在这首诗中时，弥尔顿要讲的是他生平的后一段。
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Now the cry of the Israelites has reached me.
现在以色列人的哀声达到我耳中。
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As a virginal orator, should she choose to unleash her powers, she would have the power of an Orpheus moving dumb things to sympathize -- Orpheus being one of Milton's most prized mythological figures of the powerful poet.
作为一名处女演说家，如果她选择释放自己的力量，她应该会有像俄耳甫斯一样的力量,使哑的东西也受到感动而有同情心,俄耳甫斯是弥尔顿最为称赞的有权利的神话传说诗人。
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These Germanic and other tribes, who were largely located north and northeast of Europe, came down--I should say not Europe, but the Roman Empire-- came down and ultimately destroyed it by invasion.
那些日耳曼部落和其他部落,主要位于欧洲北部和东北部,的入侵,我应该说不是位于欧洲,而是位于罗马帝国,入侵并且完全摧毁了罗马帝国
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Let's have a little review of the career of the great poet Orpheus as we get it certainly in L'Allegro and Il Penseroso.
让我们看看伟大诗人俄耳甫斯的经历,这在《快乐的人》和《沉思的人》中都有所提及。
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In Comus, the Lady had identified with Orpheus as she described to Comus what her speech about virginity would do if she were actually to deliver it.
在《科玛斯》中，女孩把自己当做俄耳甫斯,向科玛斯说她的关于贞洁的演说,将会有实际的作用。
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If you've read L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, you know that the image of the great mythological poet Orpheus is always a loaded one for Milton.
如果你们读过《快乐的人》和《沉思的人》，就会知道,伟大的神话诗人俄耳甫斯对弥尔顿来说一直是个沉重的形象。
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It's just this Orphic power that Milton, like the Lady, was always anticipating for himself.
像这个女孩一样，弥尔顿想要的，就是这种俄耳甫斯式的力量。
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The chaste poet was unable to pass uninjured in that wild surrounding waste. This violence was so terrible that not even his mother, the muse Calliope, could save him.
这端正老实的诗人无法在这野蛮的进攻中,全身而退，巴克坎忒斯的暴行是如此可怕,就连俄耳甫斯的母亲，身为缪斯之一的克莱俄帕也救不了他。
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He won't listen;he bowls ahead, and he discovers in the process the terrible,terrible truth, which is that by accident,by coincidence, not by intent that as a young man he killed his father and subsequently married his mother.
他充耳不闻,执迷不悟,随后他在不经意间,发现了极其可怕的事实,或是因为事故,或是因为巧合,总之绝不是故意的,他年少时曾经弑父,随即娶了自己的母亲
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Rituparna tells Nala that he knows the science of gambling and he will teach it to Nala, but that it has to be done by whispering it in his ear because it's a deep and extreme secret.
睿都巴若那对那勒说,他了解赌博术,并且会传授给那勒,但只能是口耳相传,因为这是一个秘密
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Orpheus in a lot of ways seemed like the perfect model of a poet because he had the power to do something with his poetry.
从很多方面来看俄耳甫斯像是个完美的诗人,因为他的诗有实际的作用。
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Orpheus was the poet who had attempted to bring his wife, Eurydice, back from the underworld, and he did that by charming Pluto with his song.
俄耳甫斯试图将妻子欧律狄刻，从阴间救回，他用歌声迷惑了冥王。
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Orpheus devotes himself to his beautiful poetry, and he keeps himself sexually abstinent.
俄耳甫斯致力于写优美的诗歌，在性方面保持节制。
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