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 1  2,8 |          14). This points to the heathen rebuilding of the temple
 2  3   |      words into the mouth of his heathen adversary. Sozomen, in the
 3  5,4 |       unharmed, and converts the heathen priest. The fourth-century
 4  9,3 |         of God, the frailties of heathen gods, and the absurdities
 5 13,10|    pupils of Origen.~ He came of heathen parentage and was at first
 6 14,2 |       fully into the excesses of heathen life in those centers. At
 7 14,3 |          a work addressed To the Heathen (Ad Nationes, two books)
 8 14,3 |           But the Address to the Heathen and the Apology form Tertullian'
 9 14,6 |           To the Martyrs, To the Heathen, the Apologeticus, and also
10 14,9 |         not to weigh at all. The heathen gods were really deified
11 14,9 |         feasts. It is really the heathen themselves who practice
12 14,9 |          of Arnobius Against the Heathen (Adversus nationes) and
13 14,10|        were called upon to offer heathen sacrifice, before witnesses.
14 14,13|      sweeping statement that the heathen gods are simply ancient
15 14,17|       writing a work Against the Heathen, in seven books, and was
16 14,17|         or A.D. 327, Against the Heathen does seem to have been rather
17 14,17|         of Arnobius' Against the Heathen, it will be remembered,
18 14,18| Firmianus Lactantius. He came of heathen parents and was born not
19 14,19|     writing his work Against the Heathen, A.D. 304-10.~ The Institutes
20 14,20|        was later imitated by the heathen poet Claudian, about A.
21 15,3 |  crucifixion, (6) the war of the heathen against the divine word,