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 1   1, 13  |        not God," contradicts a pagan who says: "An idol is ~God."
 2   1, 13  |        not God contradicts the pagan asserting that it is ~God;
 3   1, 13  |        true God. For ~when the pagan says an idol is God, he
 4   1, 13  |       Neither a Catholic nor a pagan knows the very nature of
 5   1, 13  |  remotion (Q[12], A[12]). So a pagan can take ~this name "God"
 6   2, 37  |        whether from a Jew or a pagan, than deprived of that mark,
 7   2, 62  |      namely, who have killed a pagan in self-defense, as ~to
 8   2, 187 |     his vomit, and becoming a ~pagan deserved greater punishment
 9   3, 1   | replies to this (De Sex Quest. Pagan., Ep. cii), ~saying (Q[2])
10   3, 25  |        We see something like a pagan rite introduced under pretext
11   3, 67  |   though he that baptizes be a pagan." But he who is baptized,
12   3, 67  |     baptized, is ~not called a pagan. Therefore he who is not
13   3, 67  |  someone, whether Christian or pagan you know not. If these were
14 Suppl, 66|     was a catechumen or even a pagan at the ~time, cannot be
15 Suppl, 66|        while a catechumen or a pagan cannot after ~Baptism be
16 Suppl, 71|     that it ~had belonged to a pagan priest who was condemned
17 Suppl, 71|        iv). It was, however, a pagan error that burial was ~profitable