Part, Question

 1   2, 96 |     longer": as the fixing of the ransom of a captive. ~Some things
 2   2, 30 | harborless, to visit the sick, to ransom the captive, to bury ~the
 3   2, 30 |            to quench, to feed, to ransom, clothe, harbor or bury."~
 4   2, 30 |      cause, and then we have "to ~ransom the captive." After this
 5   2, 30 |         comes to the ~same as the ransom of captives. And the wealth
 6   2, 64 |           price of the poor man's ransom and ~freedom."~Aquin.: SMT
 7   2, 98 |           sell a chalice for ~the ransom of prisoners, according
 8   2, 183|           are to be sold ~for the ransom of prisoners, and other
 9   2, 186|       active life it is better to ransom ~captives than to receive
10   3, 73 |           once offered up for our ransom should be fittingly ~worshiped