Though not every last one of the following is, the idea was to find every occurrence relevant to the concept of "the prudential means of grace" in what is currently searchable (the 19th-century Jackson edition of the Works, the 1909-1916/1938 Curnock edition of the Journal (no relevant hits that are non-duplicative), the 1931 Telford edition of the Letters, etc. (this will all, of course, need to be re-done upon the completion of The Wesley Works Digitization Project)).
- 1731 Jun 11: "prudential means" (Letter to his mother; Curnock 8, 270; Jackson 12, 11; Telford 1, 86)
- [1731] Jul 19: "prudential means" (Letter to Mrs. Pendarves; Telford 1, 93)
- 1731 Nov 17: "prudential means" (Letter to his brother Samuel; Jackson 12, 21; Telford 1, 114)
- 1732 Feb 28; "prudential means" (Letter to his mother; Jackson 12, 14)
- 1733 Aug 17: "prudential means" (Letter to his mother; Jackson 12, 11; Telford 1, 138)
- 1733 Aug 17: "prudential means" (Letter to his mother; Jackson 12, 14)
- 1734/1735 Feb 14: "prudential rules" (Letter to his mother; Telford 8, 269)
- 1735 Jan 13: "prudential means" (Letter to his mother; Telford 1, 179)
- 1736 Nov 23: "prudential rules" (Letter to his brother Samuel; Jackson 12, 27; Telford 1, 209)
- 1737 Mar 29: "prudential rules" (Letter to Mrs. Chapman; Curnock 8, 308; Jackson 12, 45; Telford 1, 220)
- 1748: "prudential regulation" (Letter to Vincent Perronet; Telford 2, 297)
- 1748: "prudential helps" (Letter to Vincent Perronet; Telford 2, 298)
- 1748: "merely prudential, not essential, not of divine institution" (Letter to Vincent Perronet; Telford 2, 298)
- 1748: "prudential helps" (Letter to Vincent Perronet; Telford 2, 302)
- 1749 [1744-1747]: "either instituted or prudential" (Minutes of several conversations; Jackson 8, 310)
- 1749 [1744-1747]: "prudential means" (Minutes of several conversations; Jackson 8, 311)
- 1749: "prudential regulation" (Plain account of the people called Methodists; Jackson 8, 244)
- 1749: "prudential helps", "merely prudential, not essential, not of divine institution" (Plain account of the people called Methodists; Jackson 8, 245)
- 1749: "prudential helps" (Plain account of the people called Methodists; Jackson 8, 250)
- 1749: "prudential rules" (Short address to the inhabitants of Ireland; Jackson 9, 169)
- 1750 May 22: "prudential helps" (Letter to Gilbert Boyce; Telford 3, 36)
- 1758: "prudential) rule" (Reasons against a separation from the Church of England; Jackson 13, 217)
- 1781 Mar 13: "by a prudent mixture of reading, meditation, prayer, and conversation. . . . exercise. . . . And . . . that truly Christian diversion, visiting the poor" (Letter to Elizabeth Morgan; Telford 7, 51)
- 1786: "prudent means" (List of poetical works; Jackson 14, 326)
- 1786: "prudential regulations" (Thoughts upon Methodism; Jackson 13, 246)
- 1786 Jun 14: "prudential helps" (Letter to Henry Brooke; Telford 7, 333)
