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 1 2 |      He had given to man the teeth of wild beasts, or horns,
 2 7 |    mouth also, and in it the teeth and tongue. And though all
 3 10|      by striking against the teeth or by the compression of
 4 10| compression of the lips. The teeth, however, contribute more
 5 10|    to speak before they have teeth; and old men, when they
 6 10|    when they have lost their teeth, so lisp that they appear
 7 10|    bruised and ground by the teeth, and by its force presses
 8 10|    with the enclosure of the teeth as with a wall. But He has
 9 10|       But He has adorned the teeth themselves, which are arranged
10 10|      so named from producing teeth, and then with the coverings
11 10|      and the hardness of the teeth, as in a millstone, is greater