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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
The testimonies to all these things, does that word of the doctrine and erudition which …
The testimonies to all these things, does that word of the doctrine and erudition which is divine, confirm: (viz.) that of this undying nature, and equal of the citizens that are in heaven, is this (being) alone of those that are on the earth; this intelligent and rational essence (1 say) which is in man: and, that he is the dear child of the Divine Word, the common Saviour of all; and that in his nature, he agrees both as to image and form with (this) his Father.