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 1   2, 58  |  other virtues, ~unless we do prudently what we desire to do, cannot
 2   2, 45  |       man may ~be said to act prudently in matters of art. Moreover
 3   2, 45  |     at all unless they effect prudently what ~they desire to accomplish."
 4   2, 53  |        it is not a sin to act prudently for an end which it is ~
 5   2, 67  |      calumnies, but to escape prudently. But it is unlawful for
 6   2, 69  |    ambushes in a just war, by prudently concealing what ~he has
 7   2, 69  |        in defending his case, prudently to ~conceal whatever might
 8   2, 108 |      lawful to hide the truth prudently, by keeping it back, as
 9   2, 163 |    man ~in advising something prudently or cunningly. Nor indeed (
10   2, 178 |       these ~follow them they prudently drive them away: but being
11   2, 180 |     follow them, whether they prudently drive them away." Hence
12 Suppl, 18|       sometimes the physician prudently refrains from giving a medicine ~
13 Suppl, 22| imitate the judgments of God, prudently decided that a community