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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
What mortal nature has ever appeared, which appointed like Him, by word only and not in …
What mortal nature has ever appeared, which appointed like Him, by word only and not in writing, laws that were just and pure, and sent these same forth by the hands of His disciples, from one extremity of the creation to another? and, Who so opened out His doctrines throughout the whole earth, that immediately and day by day, the instructions which it was becoming should be delivered by Him, were sufficiently preached in the hearing of all men, Barbarians at once, and Greeks? But, if thou seek, thou shalt find no other: for this is a work, resulting from the power of the Saviour of us all, alone.—Nor will this persuade him who is not to be persuaded. Let the same then say to us, for we are willing to learn—