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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
What God or Hero is it, who ever contended with all the gods and heroes both of the …
What God or Hero is it, who ever contended with all the gods and heroes both of the Greeks and Barbarians, and laid down a law, that not one of them should be thought a God? and, having so legislated, persuaded (men of this)? and who, when they all afterwards waged war against Him, being one and the same, overthrew every power opposed to Him; and shewed that He was superior to all, both gods and heroes, that ever existed, so as to be called throughout the whole creation of man, and by all people, the only (begotten) Word of God?