书卷从手中滚出:在门槛上可以卷回,在屋顶上则以离公共区十掌为界。
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安息日里有人坐在一处高而宽的门槛上读一卷圣卷,那卷子从他手中滚了出去,落到公共区里——他可以把它卷回来,因为卷的一端还在他手里。
One who was reading a sacred book in scroll form on Shabbat on an elevated, wide threshold and the book rolled from his hand outside and into the public domain, he may roll it back to himself, since one of its ends is still in his hand.
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他若是在屋顶上读的(屋顶是十足的私人区),卷子从他手中滚下去,只要卷边还没有落到公共区上头十掌以内,那卷子仍算在它本处,他可以把它卷回来。
However, if he was reading on top the roof, which is a full-fledged private domain, and the book rolled from his hand, as long as the edge of the book did not reach ten handbreadths above the public domain, the book is still in its own area, and he may roll it back to himself.
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卷子一到公共区上头十掌以内,他就不可再把它卷回来了。
However, once the book has reached within ten handbreadths above the public domain, he is prohibited to roll it back to himself.
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那样的情形里,他只可把卷子翻过来,叫有字的一面朝下,免得字迹露着受轻慢。
In that case, he may only turn it over onto the side with writing, so that the writing of the book should face down and should not be exposed and degraded.
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我们曾论过这条 哈拉哈:他何以只可把卷子翻过来,却不许把它取回身边呢?
And we discussed this halakha: Why must he turn it over onto the side with writing, and he is prohibited to bring the book back to himself?
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那卷子岂不是还没有在公共区里一个有定的面上歇下么?
Didn’t the book not yet come to rest upon a defined area in the public domain?
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他就是把它取回来,也算不得提起。
Even if he brought it back it would not constitute lifting.