All that could be ransomed were liberated by the summer of 1100.
However, lvares was successfully ransomed in 1448, five years after his master's death.
The men-at-arms on both sides were high-ranking men who knew that if captured they could expect to be ransomed.
He saw his daughter ransomed, only to die less than a year after her recovery.
On another occasion he ransomed a hundred captives and sent them home with food, clothing, and money for their journey.
This is a folk etymology based on "priatos", ransomed from "priasthai", to buy.
Between 1964 and 1989, 33,755 political prisoners were ransomed.
He had reportedly captured some 170 vessels that he had destroyed or ransomed for large prices.
