Meanings of heathenry in anglès

But it is better not to talk of these sinister delusions of heathenry.

Reflect that if you slay Demetrios, Dame Melicent will be left destitute in heathenry.

He must be talking heathenry to yon priest, for the good man seems well-nigh wild.

But, as a Christian, you ought not ever to have any kind words for heathenry.

After the schism Prussia could relapse into heathenry and erect an ethical system external to the whole culture of Christendom.

Now, Owen heard this, and the words told him that he was right in thinking that there was more than heathenry in the affair.

Alain swore; the foxes Samson, that old sinewy captain, loosed among the corn of heathenry kindled no disputation such as this fox has set afoot.

It is a tale which they narrate in Poictesme, telling of what befell Perion de la Forêt after he had been ransomed out of heathenry.

A cloud, whether of disgust or disappointment, now hung upon every brow, and there was open murmuring at the cruelty and heathenry of the show.

There seems to be an amazing flowering of Heathenry today.

Volkhvy, a member of Minnesota Heathens, said, "Heathenry has grown in diversity."

Some "folkish" types say that Heathenry can only be practiced by those of northern European descent.

The performance of seidh at Pagan festivals has brought one form of contemporary Heathenry into a much larger setting.

How Time Sped in Heathenry

"That his wit's just addled; may be wi' unbelief and heathenry," quoth she.