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 1   1, 63(54) |      religiously held by the heathen of his times, as may be
 2   1, 63(54) |    of Christians, but of the heathen Philosophers themselves, [
 3   2, 21(50) |    fall of Jerusalem, and of heathen Rome. In like manner, we
 4   2, 67     |      of the countries of the heathen ! The Egyptians were moreover, (
 5   2, 76     |      and locality, among the heathen, now remaining in the profoundest
 6   2, 79(138)|     had got abroad among the heathen; and, of this, the Preparatio
 7   3, 23     |    innumerable multitudes of heathen slaves, to despise death ?
 8   3, 40(55) |   above, as inflicted on the heathen.~
 9   3, 67(99) |      to the practices of the heathen, who made, both of the bodies
10   4, 8      |     and I will give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and (
11   4, 8(23)  |       and, thence, among the heathen, of Demons doing this: a
12   4, 8      |     converted from among the heathen, that they should be cleansed
13   4, 25     |      filled the lands of the heathen, as it were cultivated fields,
14   4, 31(119)|      on Matt. xii. 24.) "The Heathen," says Bingham,..."because
15   5, 16(20) | generally believed among the heathen, that he wrote some books
16   5, 24(37) |      sect. 9.)..."They" (the heathen) "gave them" (the Christians) "