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 1   1, 13  | venerated above all; while the heathen ~understands the same when
 2   1, 13  |      he does not know. But the heathen does ~not know the divine
 3   1, 25  |      the common ~manner of the heathen, who thought that men became
 4   1, 116 |        to confirm the error of heathen superstition. It is ~therefore
 5   2, 103 |  circumcise Titus, who was ~of heathen nationality.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 104 |       were some given to other heathen peoples. But the ~judicial
 7   2, 105 |        the law in some ~of the heathen states, "that anyone should
 8   2, 169 |       in mystery." Hence among heathen nations they were known
 9 Suppl, 21|      Let him be to thee as the heathen or publican." But heathens
10 Suppl, 23|       is excommunicated. For a heathen or a Jew is ~more separated
11 Suppl, 23|       for communicating with a heathen or a ~Jew. Neither, therefore,
12 Suppl, 59|      for instance if ~one be a heathen and the other a Jew. Now