——那里有人可以收殓它。因为有一条 《巴拉伊塔》 教说:哪一样尸首算作 无人收殓之尸 呢?凡没有人可以收殓它的尸首。死者若有朋友或亲属料理殡葬,他的尸首就不算 无人收殓之尸。照样,那身子若在一处、人在那里一喊就有人应声,也不算 无人收殓之尸。《托塞夫塔》 所教的、于军营是一层新意:兵丁在哪里被杀就葬在那里,纵那里不合 无人收殓之尸 的条件也是一样。
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——那里有人可以收殓它。
there are people available to bury it.
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因为有一条 《巴拉伊塔》 教说:哪一样尸首算作 无人收殓之尸 呢?
As it was taught in a baraita: Which is the corpse that is considered a met mitzva?
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凡没有人可以收殓它的尸首。
Any corpse that has no one available to bury it.
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死者若有朋友或亲属料理殡葬,他的尸首就不算 无人收殓之尸。
If, however, the deceased has friends or relatives to tend to his burial, his corpse is not considered a met mitzva.
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照样,那身子若在一处、人在那里一喊就有人应声,也不算 无人收殓之尸。
Likewise, if the body is in a place where if one calls out, others can answer him, this is not a met mitzva.
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《托塞夫塔》 所教的、于军营是一层新意:兵丁在哪里被杀就葬在那里,纵那里不合 无人收殓之尸 的条件也是一样。
The Tosefta teaches a novel ruling applicable to the case of a military camp: A solider is buried where he was killed, even if the conditions for met mitzva are not met there.