Pagan

Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings · 1896 · p. 17
This term had at first not the slightest connection with religion. Derived from the Latin pagus , the country, a pagan us denoted a peasant or villager. Removed from the refinement of the cities such a one had, of course, very little acquaintance with the complicated system of Roman mythology. On this account only could it be said that those who remained unconverted to Christianity were Pagans.
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