Canto

 1     2|      inspire,~And grind their teeth, while each his foe surveys~
 2     6|      sore.~ ~ LXVI~One to the teeth, another to the breast,~
 3     6|        Who has long poisonous teeth her prey to tear,~And scratches
 4    10|     tree,~Or other beast with teeth and claws: but how~Can ever
 5    10|       the head, with eyes and teeth of sow.~His forehead, 'twixt
 6    10| thrust:~And oft the dog's dry teeth are heard to fall;~But reaching
 7    11|      and engulphed the parted teeth betwixt,~His anchor in the
 8    13| plucked his hair,~And with my teeth and nails his visage flayed:~
 9    15|      turns divide,~Now to the teeth, now breast, the enchanted
10    17|    sees the griesly beast his teeth display.~'Twas thus, before
11    18|  miserable wight,~Whom to the teeth he clove, and left to die;~
12    18|       Gardo nigh~Cleft to the teeth; at him, as all too slow,~
13    21|       her piece-meal with his teeth.~ ~ LIII~"As sometimes vessel
14    25|     countless to the eyes and teeth below.~I grant no helmets
15    26|      hideous to the eye,~With teeth of wolf, an ass's head and
16    27|   flesh and blood;~So, by the teeth of dog, is wont to die~The
17    29|    prowess show?"~Between his teeth, the furious paynim cried.~
18    33|     the mire, with chattering teeth, had stood:~But (what well-nigh
19    37|  spear pinned down,~Fixes his teeth in it, with fruitless spire;~
20    37|      her nails,~This with her teeth, with needles that, assails.~ ~
21    43|       Erewhile from serpent's teeth by Cadmus sown;~ ~ LXXX~"