Pagan
(Lat.)
Meaning at first no worse than a dweller in the country or the woods; one far removed from the city‐ temples, and therefore unacquainted with the state religion and ceremonies. The word “heathen” has a similar significance, meaning one who lives on the heaths and in the country. Now, however, both come to mean idolaters. (TG).
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Shortly: Meaning at first no worse than a dweller in the country or the woods; one far removed from the city‐...