At the highest point in the village, there was a heathen temple.

A suggested meaning is heathen temple of a tribe called the Gumeningas.

The building beyond the bridge is a heathen temple, full of idols.

Now we were staring at the representation of a heathen temple.

"You've come over to reprimand me for smashing the heathen temple," Abner replied contentiously.

The toponym is derived from the Old English for "hill with a heathen temple".

Have you thought what may be in them - great heathen temples, idols, perhaps?

Before the Christian era there may have been a heathen temple here.

We, from the first Christians refused to pay taxes to support heathen temples.

"The dwellers at, or devotees of, a heathen temple."