Part, Question

 1   2, 41| shamefacedness, ~shame, amazement, stupor, and anxiety." Because,
 2   2, 41|            evil. But amazement and stupor regard ~great and unwonted
 3   2, 41|           Therefore amazement and ~stupor are not species of fear.~
 4   2, 41|    estimation: ~and then there is "stupor," which is caused by the
 5   2, 41|            Not every amazement and stupor are species of fear, but ~
 6   2, 41|          by a great evil, and that stupor which ~arises from an unwonted
 7   2, 41|    external work, so amazement and stupor shrink ~from the difficulty
 8   2, 41|        evil: so that amazement and stupor stand in relation to the
 9   2, 41|      whereas he who is overcome by stupor fears both to ~judge at
10   2, 41|    philosophical research: whereas stupor is a hindrance ~thereto.~
11   2, 44|       seems to take its name from "stupor"; ~wherefore Isidore says (