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 1  1  |         our understanding with prudence and wisdom. Then, recalling
 2  1  |        with the most judicious prudence, fixed on Vicenza, a wealthy
 3  1  |      person of his prince with prudence and dignity. But above all,
 4 14,3|    shall apply themselves with prudence to reform the manners of
 5 15,1|       as far as the Spirit and prudence shall suggest, to enjoin
 6 23,5|       it; who, of his singular prudence, will do that which he shall
 7 25,3|       holy Synod leaves to his prudence and judgment. Those who
 8 25,4|    such other things as to the prudence of the visitors shall seem
 9 25,4|   those things which, in their prudence, shall seem to them necessary
10 25,4|      matter, shall, of his own prudence, as he may judge expedient,
11 25,4|      by age, morals, learning, prudence, and other suitable qualifications,
12 26,3| Pontiff will, of his piety and prudence, make it his care,-as far
13 26,7|         by whose authority and prudence that which may be expedient