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>The term "pagan" comes from the Late Latin word "paganus," which originally meant "rural" or "country dweller." It was used by early Christians to refer to those who practiced polytheism or non-Abrahamic religions, evolving into a pejorative term for non-Christians.
lots of different things.

the dodecahedron is 'The Fifth Element'. it comes from Plato's Timaeus, one of the most popular books of the ancient world. a book which abrahamists themselves were obsessed with, because it tells the story of an Egyptian theory of the universe (which the greeks were mocking).
But in the story there is the standard eastern idea of the four elements, earth, air, fire, water. these are the Aristotelean observable elements. but Plato was more concerned with the Fifth Element, which is Aether, also known as Quintessence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aether_(classical_element)