Part, Question

 1   2, 8 |       given as a remedy against dulness of mind." Now many ~who
 2   2, 8 |      state of grace suffer from dulness of mind. Therefore the ~
 3   2, 8 |    sanctifying grace may suffer dulness of mind ~with regard to
 4   2, 8 |    understanding is contrary to dulness, counsel is contrary to
 5   2, 8 |       difference between folly, dulness, ~ignorance and rashness.
 6   2, 8 |         as their opposites. For dulness is contrary to sharpness,
 7   2, 8 |    proposed to it. Hence it ~is dulness of mind that renders the
 8   2, 10|          thirdly, ignorance and dulness of mind, which are ~contrary
 9   2, 14|     about blindness of mind and dulness of sense, which are ~opposed
10   2, 14|      mind is a sin?~(2) Whether dulness of sense is a sin distinct
11   2, 14|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether dulness of sense is a sin distinct
12   2, 14|        1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that dulness of sense is not a distinct
13   2, 14|     thing has one contrary. Now dulness is ~opposed to the gift
14   2, 14|  principle ~of sight. Therefore dulness of sense is the same as
15   2, 14|        xxxi, 45) in speaking of dulness ~describes it as "dullness
16   2, 14|         of understanding." Now ~dulness of sense in respect of understanding
17   2, 14|   blindness of mind. Therefore ~dulness of sense is the same as
18   2, 14|     stated above (A[1]), while ~dulness of sense is a natural defect.
19   2, 14|           so that, accordingly, dulness of sense would not be a
20   2, 14|     says (Moral. xxxi, 45) that dulness of sense arises from gluttony,
21   2, 14|      Body Para. 3/4~Accordingly dulness of sense in connection with
22   2, 14|       their inmost nature. This dulness has the character of ~sin,
23   2, 14|   Whether blindness of mind and dulness of sense arise from sins
24   2, 14|      that blindness of mind and dulness of sense do not ~arise from
25   2, 14| Therefore blindness of mind and dulness of sense ~are not caused
26   2, 14|  Further, blindness of mind and dulness of sense are defects in ~
27   2, 14|     cause blindness of mind and dulness of sense.~Aquin.: SMT SS
28   2, 14| Therefore blindness of mind and dulness of sense are caused by ~
29   2, 14|     says (Moral. xxxi, 45) that dulness of sense ~arises from gluttony
30   2, 14|         spiritual things, while dulness of sense arises from gluttony,