脚上有伤便可单穿一只——穿在哪一只脚上?拉夫胡纳 说穿在有伤的那一只,因为鞋本为免疼而作。
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由此可推:他脚上若有伤,便可单穿一只鞋出去。
By inference: If there is a wound on his foot, he may go out with one sandal.
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那么他所穿的那一只,是穿在哪一只脚上呢?
In that case, with a sandal on which of his feet does he go out?
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拉夫胡纳 说:穿在有伤的那一只脚上。
Rav Huna said: With a sandal on the foot that has a wound on it.
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这样看来,他所持的是:鞋本为免疼而作。
Apparently, he holds: A sandal is made for the purpose of avoiding pain.
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人素常穿鞋,不过是免得脚踏石子一类的东西受疼。
Typically, a person wears sandals only in order to avoid the pain of walking on stones and the like.
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人见他单穿一只鞋,便知他不以那样的疼为意;他所以穿这一只,单为脚上有伤。
When he is seen with only one sandal, it is clear that he is oblivious to that pain and the only reason that he is wearing the sandal is due to the wound on his foot.
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既然如此,就没有人疑他是穿两只鞋出来的、如今穿着一只、那一只必是拿在手里。
Consequently, no one will suspect that he went out wearing two sandals and that if he is wearing one, he must be carrying the other one.