Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,18 |      the one true God against pagan~polytheism. The desire of
 2 II, 4,2 |   others). The great minds of pagan antiquity expressed the
 3 II, 4,2 |   more perfect than the later pagan conceptions, because the
 4 II, 6,2 |    lesser degree.~Even in the pagan world there were preserved —
 5 II, 6,2 |       sibyls (The sybils were pagan seeresses whose oracles
 6 II, 6,2 |       were highly regarded in~pagan Rome. These oracles referred
 7 II, 6,2 |     made into Greek, and many pagan scholars, writers, and educated
 8 II, 6,2 |     of the best people in the pagan world for the reception~
 9 II, 6,2 |       in every country of the pagan world, and that Christ~Himself
10 II, 8,7 |      from the practice~of the pagan mysteries.~
11 II, 9,5 | images, they have in mind the pagan worship (the~Council of
12 II, 9,5 |    one’s holy~things from the pagan persecutors and from the
13 II, 9,5 |     people be drawn away from pagan idol worship, and only later
14 Add, 0,4|    the difference~between the pagan world and the world of Christians
15 App, 2  |      Christian philosophy for pagan). Christian~apologetics
16 App, 2  |       of taking possession of pagan philosophical thought and
17 App, 2  |     Benefit Can Be Drawn from Pagan Works,” gives examples of