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1     I|        went to the woman, not so prudent and more prone to slide
2   III|         Romans. Then Josephus, a prudent man, and not willing to
3   III|           Josephus, a wise and a prudent man, considered the time
4   III|       and angelic, of simple and prudent regard and cheer. At the
5     V| Bethlehem, where as a wise and a prudent beast he offered himself
6   VII|    reigned in Cyprus a noble and prudent king named Costus, which
7   VII|      said: Thou seemest a man of prudent nature, but thy words accord
8   VII|        in justice true and just, prudent and wise in counsel, and