Chapter

1 2 |     utility, and wonderfully adorned if you think of appearance:
2 3 |      other animals, and more adorned. For though he is born frail
3 4 | others, may become both more adorned and more safe. You see,
4 7 |   over them, which He either adorned with beauty only, or covered
5 7 |    or fenced with scales, or adorned with brilliant feathers.
6 8 |       He alike furnished and adorned the front part which is
7 8 |    both because each part is adorned with a resemblance, and
8 10|      with a wall. But He has adorned the teeth themselves, which
9 13|     at once strengthened and adorned by well-turned calves gently