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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

Nor again as in former times, will he revere inanimate Idols. Nor will he honour the …

Nor again as in former times, will he revere inanimate Idols. Nor will he honour the nature which is irrational, and of Beasts, through that fear of Demons which is out of nature. But, he will laugh at the error of his forefathers, and will turn his face from their manner (of life), which was destitute both of the knowledge of God, and of the contemplation (of this).