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Abel is a keeper of sheep. He represents the nomadic pastoralist, unlike Cain who is the tiller of soil, so he represents more settled urban life.
亚伯是一个牧羊人，代表着不断迁徙的牧场主，而该隐是一个农夫，他代表在城市定居的人。
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I don't have a very set place because I'm so open to all sorts of different places.
我没有特别想定居的地方，因为我喜欢去各种不同的地方。
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God's preference for the offering of Abel valorizes the free life of the nomadic pastoralist over urban existence.
上帝对亚伯的优待，肯定了游牧式的生活,甚于定居的生活。
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For others, it was necessary to go further and to settle the west coast of Asia Minor, which, indeed, this is a great period of Greek settlement on the west coast of Asia Minor.
对于另外一些人,则必须走得更远,在小亚细亚西海岸定居,而这事实上,确实是希腊人向小亚细亚西海岸,拓殖的黄金时期
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I'm going to live here for, who knows how long. Quite a long time.
我打算定居在这儿，不知道多久。会是相当长一段时间。
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What made you decide to live in San Francisco?
那么是什么让你决定在旧金山定居呢？
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Immanuel Kant described very well the problem with skepticism when he wrote "Skepticism is a resting place for human reason, where it can reflect upon its dogmatic wanderings, but it is no dwelling place for permanent settlement."
康德曾很贴切地描述了怀疑论的不足,他写道，怀疑论是人类理性暂时休憩的场所，是理性自省，以伺将来做出正确抉择的地方，但绝非理性的永久定居地“
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and stay and work as a nurse.
做一名护士，在这里定居。
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These new thirteenth century settlements, however, are in their material culture, that is to say their pots and their jars and their houses, entirely Canaanite.
然而这是十三世纪的新定居点，这是在他们的物质文化中，也就是说,他们的锅，陶罐和房屋都是迦南式的。
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The idea of the immigration model is that Hebrew settlement would have probably occurred at about the same time in the latter part of the thirteenth century The Hebrews could take advantage of all of these upheavals and the weakened hold of Egypt.
移民模型的观点是,希伯来人的定居可能发生了,大约也在十三世纪后半叶,希伯来人会利用所有这些激变,以及埃及的衰落。
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It doesn't reflect the interests of people who have been wandering around nomadically. It has laws that deal with settled agrarian life.
而并没有反映对在旷野流浪的人们的注意,它还记录了管理农民定居生活的法律。
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We can then supplement that with all sorts of other information that we have, but we don't have any documents from some settler explaining why he's going where he's going.
再结合其它信息,我们就能很好地补充完善,但是对于古希腊,我们没有任何的文字资料,当时的定居者为什么迁徙就无从知晓了
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He arrived in the land of Midian, and sat down beside a well.
逃往米甸，并且在一口井边定居。
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You have the small settled farmer in the more fertile areas.
在土地肥沃地区有一些定居的农民。
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Later on when times are more secure, there's trade for grain as well for everything else, but when you're settling a place in the first place, you can't rely on somebody bringing it to you.
在之后相对安定的年代,有了粮食及其他各种物品交易,但当你刚开始在某地定居时,并不能指望有人为你供给必需品
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In the first place, by and until the twentieth century, I guess, human beings tended to stay put.
首先,我觉得,20世纪以前,人们都喜欢定居
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A final model, then, is a model of gradual emergence, who had developed a separate identity and settled increasingly in the central highlands.
最后一个模型是逐渐起义的模型，他们逐渐建立了独立身份,逐渐在中央高地定居。
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Now, the books of Joshua and Judges that open the Deuteronomistic history, these books recount or relate the story of the conquest of the land of Canaan by the Israelite tribes, and the early years of the settlement: that's in Judges.
那么，《约书亚书》和《士师记》,开始了申命记中历史故事，这些经书记叙了,以色列部落征服迦南之地，早期的定居，这些出现在《士师记》中。
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Others had to keep going and settled on the islands of the Aegean Sea.
其他的则继续逃亡并在爱琴海的岛屿定居
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You have escaping slaves from Egypt. And remember, we do have some evidence of destruction from outside, so there could also have been some foreigners coming in and destroying and settling. It even seems that some local foreigners were admitted to the community.
有从埃及出逃的奴隶，记住，我们有外部摧毁的证据，因此肯定有过一些外国人进入,他们摧毁又定居，甚至仿佛是,一些当地的外国人被该团体所接纳。
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That was the natural thing to do given the character of life, which was based upon farming, if you leave you lose your farm, and based upon the difficulty of transportation.
生活的意义就是定居一处,种田养家,离开了这片土地,就失去了食物的来源,另外,古时的交通非常落后
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They withdrew and settled in this area.
他们收回这一地区并且在这里定居。
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Several things come to mind. First of all, the Greeks now live in places where they never lived before and their presence has a real impact of a different degree in every place.
有如下几点,首先,希腊人如今定居在他们从未居住的地方,并且他们的出现,对于每个地区都有不同程度的影响
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How could you possibly settle there, because they settled Chalcedon first and the tradition that the Greeks pass on is the people who settle chalcedon were blind men, because you would have to be blind to make that choice.
他们怎么能建立在那个不毛之地呢,因为他们先前在卡尔西顿定居了,根据古希腊的传统记载,住在那里的人都是盲人,因为只有盲人才会去那个地方住
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The book closes with the Israelites residing in Egypt.
经书结束时以色列人定居埃及。
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And archaeology supports this picture of merging of peoples, a picture of the merging of peoples, rather than conquest or even large-scale immigration, because the new settlements in this period show such continuity with the past, not a complete break, not the initiation of something radically new.
考古学肯定了民族的融合，多个民族相融合的图景，而不是征服或者是大规模的移民，因为这一时期新的定居表明,与过去的连续继承，而不是完全的断裂，不是完全的新的开始。
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