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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
The Race therefore which contended with God, disturbed the life of man, and introduced, …
The Race therefore which contended with God, disturbed the life of man, and introduced, led on, and could effect much, has suddenly, lately, and but a short time ago—because driven out from among men,—been cast to the earth, as an object deserving of the utmost contempt, breathless, motionless, speechless, and again, bereft both of utterance and of remembrance!