Converse of object

• convert: His mission was to convert the pagan Irish people to Christianity.

• become: As such, it didn't take too much persuasion by the Saxons to talk the indigenous population into becoming pagan once more.

• do: Volume 68 - Issue 3 - October 2005 How did the quranic pagans make a living?

• marry: Two sisters martyred in Rome for refusing to marry pagans.

Converse of subject

• martyr: He was martyred by pagans whose savage customs he had denounced.

Adjective modifier

• ancient: Never mind that the ancient pagans would not have known what you were on about - you are not talking to them.

• modern: Thus, new pagan only means modern day pagan.

• most: Much of the nation was then taken away captive to Babylon - one of the richest but most pagan and immoral of cities.

• old: Oh, if these new pagans would only be old pagans, they would be a little wiser!

• many: We often gather and cast a circle just as many other Pagans do.

• local: Finding out if there are any local pagan or occult discussion forums where you might be able to sell a few copies.

Modifies a noun

• deity: Near to the door of the house would sometimes be a shrine to a pagan deity.

• rite: He does not wish to live with his kinsmen, he says, for they practice pagan rites.

• god: Turn the stall into a shrine for a pagan god.

• ritual: An imagined funeral rite or pagan ritual with Alex listening in.

• temple: Corinth was a pagan town full of pagan temples.

• goddess: And it's unlikely he would have any motivation for ' making up ' a pagan goddess.

Noun used with modifier

• century: Within a century pagans would be persecuted because they would not conform to the state religion that ensured the safety of the empire.