Part, Question

 1   1, 8  |        thus if a man has white teeth, whiteness belongs primarily
 2   1, 8  |     not ~to the man but to his teeth. But a thing is everywhere
 3   1, 76 | provided with arms, as claws, ~teeth, and horns; it seems that
 4   1, 76 |    hard material; but that the teeth of the saw may ~become blunt
 5   1, 75 | provided with arms, as claws, ~teeth, and horns; it seems that
 6   1, 75 |    hard material; but that the teeth of the saw may ~become blunt
 7   2, 4  |      have Happiness. Thus the ~teeth of an Ethiopian, in respect
 8   2, 44 |   pallor and chattering of the teeth."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[44] A[
 9   2, 44 | explains the chattering of the teeth. For the same reason the
10   2, 34 |    there is gnashing with ~the teeth." Therefore envy is not
11   2, 166|       and the laughter of ~the teeth, and the gait of the man,
12   3, 16 |       is white as regards ~his teeth; but we say without qualification
13   3, 35 |        white by reason of his ~teeth, it must be that his teeth
14   3, 35 |     teeth, it must be that his teeth are the subject of whiteness.
15   3, 77 |     broken and ~crushed by the teeth of believers." Consequently,
16   3, 77 |      and the crushing with the teeth is to be ~referred to the
17   3, 83 |        eaten is bruised by the teeth. "The ~part reserved on