Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     1, 2 |    an utterer of speech. Its teeth are complete; therefore
 2    2,     2, 6 |     accepts (an animal) with teeth in both jaws, whether horse
 3    2,     2, 6 |    accepted (an animal) with teeth in both jaws [3] should
 4    2,     5, 1 |  born) of one who cleans her teeth has dirty teeth; (the son
 5    2,     5, 1 |   cleans her teeth has dirty teeth; (the son born) of one who
 6    2,     6, 8 |     having eaten it lost his teeth; therefore Pusan has pounded
 7    2,     6, 8 |     his share, for he has no teeth. The gods said of him, '
 8    2,     6, 8 |    of him, 'He has lost (his teeth), he is not fit for the
 9    4,     1, 10| tusks the burglars,~With thy teeth the robbers,~With thy jaws
10    5,     7, 11|     v. 7. 11.~Flies with the teeth, frogs with the grinders;
11    6,     2, 11|      the pressing-stones the teeth the Ahavaniya the mouth,
12    6,     2, 11|  eats with his tongue on his teeth, (the food) goes to the
13    7,     3, 16|           vii. 3. 16.~To the teeth hail!~To the jaws hail!~