circumspectus (post-classical, in Quint., Cels., Suet., etc., of persons and things; e.g., circumspectus judicium): consideratus (both passive, “well-weighed,” of things [e.g., considerata judicia, Cic.], and active, “one who weighs things well,” [e.g., homo, Cic.]): providus. (The words are found in this connection and order), prudens et cautus; prudens et providus; cautus et providus: diligens (careful: also of thing): gravis (one who acts from sound principles, after due deliberation).