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 1 33    |     criminal excesses: so-called prudence and false courage. Some
 2 34    |                          34. The prudence of men of this cast is of ;
 3 34    |          to emend such ills than prudence of this kind. For he enemies
 4 34    | Therefore, they who cherish the "prudence of the flesh" and who pretend
 5 36    |   presumes overmuch from want to prudence. There is, however, a difference
 6 36    | difference between the political prudence that relates to the general
 7 36    |   command, so that the political prudence of private individuals would
 8 36(35)|                                  Prudence proceeds from reason, and
 9 36(35)|        be gifted with reason and prudence. But it is evident that
10 36(35)|         controlled and governed. Prudence, then, is not the special
11 36(35)|    should possess the virture of prudence. Whence it manifestly results
12 36(35)|          manifestly results that prudence exists in the ruler as the
13 36(35)|        in the architect, whereas prudence exists in the subject as
14 37    |          more that the political prudence of the Pontiff embraces