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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

And, Who is that other (person) who, since the life of man was set up, ever sought to …

And, Who is that other (person) who, since the life of man was set up, ever sought to constitute a people after his own name;—a thing never yet heard of:—and this, not in a corner, or obscurely in some part of the earth, but in the whole earth under the sun; (and) did so settle by the power of the rule of his Godhead, and so complete his wish, that he delivered the knowledge of the one God who is beyond the heavens, the King of the whole world, together with his fear, to all men on the face of the whole earth, to the nations both Barbarian and Greek?

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