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Meanings of prudentia in English
Usage of prudentia in English
1
Remember your own motto, 'Nullum numen abest si sit prudentia'.
2
Quod vel maxime fit ubi de rebus Ecclesiasticis vel de juris prudentia Romana (tom.
3
By persuasa prudentia, Grynaeus means self- complacent common sense as opposed to science and philosophic reason.
4
He had resigned his position with the Prudentia Insurance Company long ago.
5
Don't you think you and I could stand Prudentia for a week?'
6
To Prudentia he never said more words than were civilly necessary.
7
The cover bore the address of the General Agency of the Prudentia Insurance Co.
8
Nullum numen habes si sit Prudentia, nos te; Nos facimus, Fortuna, deam, coeloque locamus.
9
Benjamin Dorn, like Herr Zittel, had left the Prudentia, and obtained a position with the Excelsior.
10
Prudentia, being a guest, felt herself on vantage ground and a good deal more unrestrained than usual.
11
A locksmith's apprentice who had lost some money through the Prudentia violently defamed the character of the bookseller.
12
'Prudentia Coles would like a black silk dress; and she cannot afford it.'
13
'You must be tired, Prudentia,' he said without the change of a muscle.
14
'A little way seems far in such a drive, don't you know it, Prudentia?'
15
'I declare,' said Prudentia, 'I think you are very unceremonious!'
16
I went at once to the Prudentia, and Zittel told me the whole story, just as I had heard it.
Prudentia through the time