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Often appears with: treaties, truces, and peacemaking · restoring honor without war · religious persecution and toleration · reconciliation with god · peace negotiations · enemy repentance · conspiracy and assassination
Usually: narrative (1) · reconciliation (1) · exhortation (1) · wonder (1)
Prudence persuades Meliboeus to reconcile with God, then privately meets his enemies, persuades them with the benefits of peace and repentance, and they agree to obey Meliboeus’s commands with humility.
in her hands, promising to do just as she desires, and admitting that he is the more held to love and praise her, if she reproves him of his folly) Then Dame Prudence discovered all her counsel and her will unto him, and said: “I counsel you,” quoth she, “above all things, that ye make peace between God and you, and be reconciled unto Him and to his grace; for, as I have said to you herebefore, God hath suffered you…