Part, Question

1   2, 102|  in temporal affairs, but dull in spiritual matters. The ~
2   2, 8  |  it ~becomes sluggish and dull in base and vile things,"
3   2, 14 |  Para. 1/4~I answer that, Dull is opposed to sharp: and
4   2, 14 | so that a thing is called dull through being ~obtuse and
5   2, 14 | hand they are said ~to be dull, through being unable to
6   2, 14 |  a man is said to ~have a dull sense in connection with
7   2, 165|   me, ~I become foolishly dull." Secondly, when the knowledge