Chapter

 1 6  |    wherewithal to clean his teeth:~Good morrow! Friend Calpurnianus,
 2 6  |   powder rare to cleans thy teeth withal.~This delicate dust
 3 6  | seen,~if laughter shown thy teeth their lips between.~I ask
 4 6  |   that he should~Polish his teeth and ruddy gums,~as Catullus
 5 7  |     on the cleansing of the teeth as a matter for savage denunciation,
 6 7  |    from `the barrier of our teeth'. If there were any one
 7 8  |    feet than to that of his teeth. Certainly, if like you,
 8 8  |  remove the stains from his teeth with oriental powders: he
 9 8  |    should employ snow-white teeth for the emission of dark,
10 8  |     all innocence, that his teeth may be cleaned. For his
11 8  |     become entangled in his teeth: these, when the crocodile
12 10 |    is what they throw in my teeth, as though it were the work
13 17 | advo cate has cast it in my teeth together with other actions
14 84 |   throws your words in your teeth and publicly vindicates
15 103|    to each. `You clean your teeth.' Excusable cleanliness. `