野蛮人

The causes of superstition are: pleasing and sensual rites and ceremonies; excess of outward and pharisaical holiness; over-great reverence of traditions, which cannot but load the Church; the stratagems of prelates for their own ambition and lucre; favouring too much of good intentions, which opens the gate to conceits and novelties; taking an aim at divine matters by human, which cannot but breed mixture of imaginations; and lastly, barbarous times, especially joined with calamities and disasters.

迷信的根源是：娱乐感官、愉悦耳目的宗教仪式；伪装的外在神圣；对教会传统习俗的敬畏感；主教们贪图名利的心计；人心的过分好善，使人因猎取新奇而上当受骗；对神圣目标的追求，也只能导致异想天开；最后，野蛮的时代，特别是与天灾人祸俱来的野蛮时代。

Torture and detention without trial are outrageous abuses of human rights and proof of hypocrisy when practised by the US, but they are just as outrageous when they occur in Asia and right-thinking people in both continents condemn them.

当美国动用刑讯或不经审判便拘禁疑犯时，这是对人权的野蛮侵犯，是伪善的证据。但当这些事情发生在亚洲时，也同样是对人权的野蛮侵犯。思维正确的美国人和亚洲人都会对此予以谴责。

I. The first of these periods may be traced from the age of Trajan and the Antonines, when the Roman monarchy, having attained its full strength and maturity, began to verge towards its decline; and will extend to the subversion of the Western Empire, by the barbarians of Germany and Scythia, the rude ancestors of the most polished nations of modern Europe.

一、此段历史的第一阶段，大致从图拉真大帝时期到两安东尼时期。此时这个罗马君主政权，从其全盛时期开始濒临其衰落的边缘，一直到被野蛮的德国人和塞西亚人所颠覆的西罗马帝国。大部分人的野蛮祖先开启了现代欧洲国家。

That this would justify the Conduct the Spaniards in all their Barbarities practis'd in America, and where they destroy'd Millions of these People, who however they were Idolaters and Barbarians, and had several bloody and barbarous Rites in their Customs, such as sacrificing human Bodies to their Idols, were yet, as to the Spaniards, very innocent People; and that the rooting them out of the Country, is spoken of with the utmost Abhorrence and Detestation, by even the Spaniards themselves, at this Time; and by all other Christian Nations of Europe, as a meer Butchery, a bloody and unnatural Piece of Cruelty, unjustifiable either to God or Man; and such, as for which the very Name of a Spaniard is reckon'd to be frightful and terrible to all People of Humanity, or of Christian Compassion: As if the Kingdom of Spain were particularly Eminent for the Product of a Race of Men, who were without Principles of Tenderness, or the common Bowels of Pity to the Miserable, which is reckon'd to be a Mark of generous Temper in the Mind.

我若这样做，无异于承认那些西班牙人在美洲的暴行是正当的了。大家都知道，西班牙人在美洲屠杀了成千上万的当地土人。这些土著民族崇拜偶象，确确实实是野蛮民族；在他们的风俗中，有些仪式残忍野蛮，如把活人祭祀他们的偶像等等。可是，对西班牙人而言，他们都是无辜的。西班牙人这种杀人灭种的行为，无论在西班牙人自己中间，还是在欧洲各基督教国家中谈论起来，都引起极端的憎恶和痛恨，认为这是一种兽性的屠杀，一种人神共恨的残酷不仁的暴行。&西班牙人&这个名词，在一切具有人道主义思想和基督徒同情心的人们中，成了一个可怕的字眼，就仿佛只有西班牙这个国家才出这样的人：他们残酷不仁，对不幸的人竟毫无怜悯之心；而同情和怜悯正是仁慈品德的标志。

There are Playmobil knights and barbarians, pirates and Roman legionaries, all wielding lethal weapons.

Playmobil公司有玩具骑士、野蛮人、海盗、以及罗马军团战士，全都挥舞着致命武器。

The stonemasons shoring up the city walls told of a mighty army of Spaniards, their savagery honed on the barbarians of the New World, swelled with cohorts of German Lutherans fueled on the juices of the nuns they had raped on their journey south.

坚守这座城市堡垒的，是一支强大的西班牙军队，他们的凶残在新世界的野蛮人身上初露锋芒；德国路德教徒的部队一路南下，强奸修女，吮吸她们的乳汁，也败在他们手下。

COMMODUS: My father's world is for 14barbarians.

卡曼杜斯：我父亲的国度是野蛮人的国度。

COMMODUS: My fathers world is for 14barbarians.

卡曼杜斯：我父亲的国度是野蛮人的国度。

Actually,you're such a savage.

实际上，你真是一个野蛮人。

But perhaps it is because I am a savage and do not understand.

也许因为我是个野蛮人所以无法理解吧！

She gently rebuff ed him, but agreed that they could be friends

她婉言拒绝了，但同意作为朋友相处。

If in the penal farm, you were sure to be criticized.

要是在劳改农场，你等着挨绳子吧！