Part, Question

 1   2, 68 |      folly, understanding against dullness, counsel against ~rashness,
 2   2, 68 |        from all folly, ignorance, dullness of mind and ~hardness of
 3   2, 68 |         to bestow wisdom; against dullness, ~understanding; against
 4   2, 2  |           science, either through dullness of mind, or ~through having
 5   2, 14 |         dulness ~describes it as "dullness of sense in respect of understanding."
 6   2, 44 |          fool is one ~who through dullness [stuporem] remains unmoved."
 7   2, 44 |           apathy in the heart and dullness in the senses, while fatuity
 8   2, 44 |      stated above (A[1]), denotes dullness of sense ~in judging, and
 9   2, 44 |         in this respect contract ~dullness in judgment in two ways.
10   2, 124|           love, pride of soul, or dullness of understanding: ~yet the
11   2, 146| uncleanness, loquaciousness, ~and dullness of mind as regards the understanding."
12   2, 146|          wicked things." Likewise dullness of ~mind is associated with
13   2, 146|          a daughter of gluttony, "dullness of sense in the ~understanding,"
14   2, 146|        like manner, we reply that dullness of sense as ~regards matters
15   2, 146|        common to all sin, whereas dullness of sense ~in speculative