Part, Question

1   1, 106 | member, as the tongue, or the fingers, and this cannot apply to ~
2   2, 66  |       man is ~equal: thus the fingers are unequal in size, but
3   3, 82  |       lose his ~sight, or his fingers, or the use of speech; and
4   3, 83  |  hands, ~to join together his fingers, and to bow down. Consequently,
5   3, 83  |       suffered. He closes his fingers, i.e. the thumb and first ~
6   3, 83  |     any particle cling to the fingers, ~it may not be scattered:
7   3, 83  |       wine is poured over the fingers with which he had ~touched
8 Suppl, 74|        53): "He scatters the ~fingers of all calculators and bids