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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
What mortal man, of all the Princes at once, and Kings, and Armies, and Companies, and …
What mortal man, of all the Princes at once, and Kings, and Armies, and Companies, and Inhabitants, and Nations, ever existed during all these periods, who added this also (to his exploits), that even those who were thought to be Gods by the many, should wage war with Him,—and who at all times did wage war with Him;—but, that He shewed his pre-eminence so far to exceed that of man, that day after day there was exultation, and (that) His doctrine took effect throughout the whole world?