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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
You (now) view the very Philosopher—who is from above, and of the exemplars that are …
You (now) view the very Philosopher—who is from above, and of the exemplars that are above the world, and of the intelligent essences which are incorporeal,—beneath on the earth and on the ocean, immerged as it were in the depths of error! He has moreover, introduced a generation of the gods,—him who could himself alone, say with a mind, the voice of which was more elevated than that of man,—