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和訳にどうしても困ってます><宜しくお願いします>< Besides, if one wished to decide by comparing bodies which is the more excellent of the two sexes, women could claim victory without even taking account of the internal structure of their bodies and of the fact thet the most interesting thing in the world takes place within them: namely, the conception of human beings, the most noble and admirable of all creatures. Who could stop them from saying that their external appearance makes them the winners, that grace and beauty are natural and characteristic of them, and that all this gives rise to effects which are as visible as they are common; and that if what they can accomplish as a result of what is in their heads makes them at least equal to men, their external appearance hardly ever fails to make them the victors?

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一応回答でてますが、核心部分がとばされているので補足します。 身体内部でおこるもっとも神秘的なこと、すなわち受胎。の受胎の部分がぬけています。それをさしひいたとしても男性と女性の体では女性のからだのほうがすぐれている。 です。

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Besides, if one wished to decide by comparing bodies which is the more excellent of the two sexes, women could claim victory without even taking account of the internal structure of their bodies and of the fact thet the most interesting thing in the world takes place within them: namely, the conception of human beings, the most noble and admirable of all creatures. 「さらに、もし男女の身体を比べてどちらが優れているか判定したいと思うなら、男女の身体内部構造を考慮せずとも、また、世の中で最も興味深いのが身体内部のことだという事実、それ(身体内部)が人間の概念であり、全ての生物にとって最も高貴で敬服すべきものだということを差し置いても、女性に軍配が上がるだろう」’ >Who could stop them from saying that their external appearance makes them the winners, that grace and beauty are natural and characteristic of them, and that all this gives rise to effects which are as visible as they are common; and that if what they can accomplish as a result of what is in their heads makes them at least equal to men, their external appearance hardly ever fails to make them the victors? 「容姿によって女性が勝ると主張することを誰が止められるだろうか? 優雅さと美しさが天賦の特性だと言うことを誰が止められるだろうか? このこと(容姿)が与えるものが際立って影響力が強いことは、男女問わず明らかだと言えないだろうか? もし容姿が見た人の頭の中に何かを浮かび上がらせ得たとして、それ(頭の中の容姿によるイメージ)が少なくとも男性にとっても同じであり、容姿が今まで女性をして勝者足らしめ得なかったことがあると言えないだろうか?(なぜなら男性は女性に魅了されるのだから)」 --------------------  原文に即するようにしましたが、うまく訳せません。どうしても、分かりにくい和訳になってしまいます。すみません。  長いですが要は「女性のほうが男性より美しいのは一目瞭然、それだけでも女性のほうが男性より素晴らしいと言える!」ということしか言っていません。

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