Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |       delivered by Jesus to the heathen? And let us inquire, with
 2        1, XXXI  | prophets, but also to the other heathen nations, that He who was
 3        1, XXXVI |        to the polytheism of the heathen· And we establish this necessity
 4        1, XXXVI |           Since, therefore, the heathen employ modes of divination
 5        1, XXXVI |      the divining usages of the heathen, or attempted to establish
 6        1, LV    |         the Jews among numerous heathen nations. And in this way
 7        2, I     |   separated themselves from the heathen, when even Paul himself "
 8        2, VIII  |        to His converts from the heathen. Therefore we may see, that
 9        3, II    |     were considered gods by the heathen, as not being gods, but
10        3, XXXVII|        that all the gods of the heathen are greedy demons, which
11        4, VIII  |        and I will give Thee the heathen for Thine inheritance, and
12        4, XLIII |        to Christ from among the heathen, are indicated by the history
13        5, XXXII |       and I shall give Thee the heathen for Thine inheritance, and
14        5, XXXII |        of us who from among the heathen have believed upon Him,
15        5, XXXIII|       judge in the midst of the heathen selecting those whom it
16        5, XLIII |         other nations among the heathen. And although Celsus will
17        5, L     |  converts to Him from among the heathen. And for this reason, although
18        7, LXIX  |        for "all the gods of the heathen are demons.'' The same thing
19        8, III   |       understand the objects of heathen worship (for we know that "
20        8, III   |       that "all the gods of the heathen are demons"), but the gods
21        8, XIII  |     which are worshipped by the heathen, he cannot induce us, on
22        8, XX    |  statues and the statues of the heathen, nor between our altars,
23        8, XX    |    ascending from them, and the heathen altars, with the fat and
24        8, XXIII |        feasts of Celsus and the heathen, and say if the former are
25        8, XLVIII|       at the celebration of the heathen mysteries. He says, "Just
26        8, XLVIII|      proofs, the priests of the heathen gods produce many that are
27        8, XLVIII|  punishments by the teaching of heathen priests and mystagogues.