Part, Question

 1   2, 80  |       that he does not wholly surrender ~himself to God. The result
 2   2, 81  |    prayer, because thereby we surrender ourselves to God and ~unite
 3   2, 182 |     love, so ~that a man will surrender not only temporal but also
 4   2, 182 |   cure of souls; but they can surrender it - either by entering ~
 5 Suppl, 52|  another. Now the wife cannot surrender herself to be a slave without
 6 Suppl, 52|       free. Therefore he can ~surrender his right to another.~Aquin.:
 7 Suppl, 52|     his wife's knowledge, can surrender himself to be another's ~
 8 Suppl, 52|   husband, to cheat his wife, surrender himself to be another's ~
 9 Suppl, 52|        Hence the wife ~cannot surrender herself to be a slave without
10 Suppl, 53|    vow, and ~consequently can surrender it to another, namely his
11 Suppl, 53| namely his wife; and in this ~surrender consists the sacrament of
12 Suppl, 53|    Wherefore ~he is unable to surrender it to the power of a wife
13 Suppl, 53|     so far as it is an actual surrender of that which is ~promised;
14 Suppl, 53| solemn vow implies the actual surrender of one's body, ~whereas
15 Suppl, 65|        in neither case is the surrender against the natural law.