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1   1    |       the Church, consider him a heathen." Here every member is commanded
2   2    |         more shamefully than the heathen beneath the cross treated
3 Prop3  |    little taught, and the blind, heathen master Aristotle2 rules
4 Prop3  |      damned, conceited, rascally heathen has with his false words
5 Prop3  |       inkling! And yet this dead heathen has conquered and obstructed
6 Prop3  |         ye must go to law before heathen courts?" It seems just to
7 Prop3  |          the theologians more of heathen and human opinion than of
8 Prop3  | government consider that in this heathen way the evil is not to be