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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
This alone, of the animals that are on the earth, partaking of the divine inbreathing, is…
This alone, of the animals that are on the earth, partaking of the divine inbreathing, is worthy of the favour of the Deity. He too, will hold converse with the Angels of God, and will apprehend the foreknowledge of things to come to pass; at one time, by means of dreams; at another, when so invested by the power of God with the Spirit, that he will even enounce the prophecy of things future; and, by the manifestation of deeds such as these, he will confirm (the fact of) his fellowship with Deity.