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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
Nor will he again as in former times, express terror at the images of evil Demons, nor at…
Nor will he again as in former times, express terror at the images of evil Demons, nor at the vain and erroneous phantasms of earthly spirits:—he (I say) who is constrained by the prevailing power of the one Word the King of all, has been taught to undo through Him, the whole race of the accusers of men, and (so) to abolish and expel, both from souls and bodies, these (causes of) injuries.