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 1    I, 1   |       THE HATRED FELT BY THE HEATHEN AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS IS
 2    I, 2   |                      II. THE HEATHEN PERVERTED JUDGMENT IN THE
 3    I, 7   |  these vast atrocities! O ye heathen; who have and deserve our
 4    I, 10  |      THEM OFTEN DISPLAYED BY HEATHEN OFFICIAL PERSONS. HOMER
 5    I, 14  |    ONOCOETES RETORTED ON THE HEATHEN BY TERTULLIAN.~Report has
 6    I, 15  |  INFANTICIDE RETORTED ON THE HEATHEN.~Since we are on a par in
 7    I, 17  |  IRREVERENCE RETORTED ON THE HEATHEN.~As to your charges of obstinacy
 8    I, 17  |     find enemies amongst you heathen, and are constantly getting
 9    I, 18  |   SAME ARE FOUND AMONGST THE HEATHEN.~The rest of your charge
10    I, 19  |   XIX. IF CHRISTIANS AND THE HEATHEN THUS RESEMBLE EACH OTHER,
11    I, 20  |     TO CHRISTIANS ALONE. THE HEATHEN COUNSELLED TO EXAMINE AND
12    I, 20  |     therefore, O most unjust heathen, will you refuse to acknowledge
13   II, 1   |                       I. THE HEATHEN GODS FROM HEATHEN AUTHORITIES.
14   II, 1   |     I. THE HEATHEN GODS FROM HEATHEN AUTHORITIES. VARRO HAS WRITTEN
15   II, 1   | character of your gods, O ye heathen, fit objects of our pity,
16   II, 9   |  ROMANIZED ASPECT OF ALL THE HEATHEN MYTHOLOGY. VARRO'S THREEFOLD
17   II, 9   |     the substitution of all (heathen worship for the true religion)
18   II, conc|      in opposition to you, O heathen, viz. that the Romans have
19  app, frag|    THE EXECRABLE GODS OF THE HEATHEN.~So great blindness has