来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：新约及其历史背景 第3集 第3集》

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  Sometimes they were subversive enemies of the Roman order.
  有时是危害罗马治安的破坏分子
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  As I said, they were officially recognized by the Romans,
  我刚才说了 他们为罗马官方所承认
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  but this caused problems for Jews sometimes.
  但这也给犹太人带来了麻烦
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  In Alexandria, the local Egyptian population
  在亚历山大 当地埃及人憎恨犹太人
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  resented the Jews because they were recognized as a legal
  因为他们在亚历山大具有合法的种族地位
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  ethnicity in Alexandria, and they weren't given complete
  他们并不享有与希腊人同等的特权
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  privileges of the Greeks in-- Alexandria was a Greek city.
  亚历山大是一个希腊城邦
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  So they were Greek speaking, maybe people of Greek descent.
  说希腊语 很多人是希腊血统
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  But if they had fully adopted Greek customs,
  如果他们完全遵从希腊风俗习惯
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  they were considered Greeks.
  就会被当成希腊人
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  The Jews were not considered Greeks, but at least they were
  犹太人不被当成希腊人 但至少在亚历山大
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  higher in status in Alexandrian law than local Egyptians.
  法律上他们的地位高于当地埃及人