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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
The deeds therefore, pertaining to Redemption and affording aid to the world, as to the …
The deeds therefore, pertaining to Redemption and affording aid to the world, as to the Revelation of the Word of God among men, are these. If however, any one require a greater abundance, so as to be supplied with many other proofs of the Divine power (in this respect), personal leisure will be requisite, for the examination of the things which have been written respecting Him. Of these I will select a few from the writings of His Disciples,—which he previously preached as predicting the things which should be done by Him,—in proof of his Godhead: and will so lay before those, who do not acknowledge the conclusiveness of my former statements, this as the last (and greatest).
The End of the Third Book (of Eusebius) of Cæsarea.