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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
How then could those, whose experience of their Master was, that He was vicious and a …
How then could those, whose experience of their Master was, that He was vicious and a perverter,—and who had with their own eyes witnessed His departure by death,—have used such terms with each other, for this (viz.), that they should unanimously lie respecting Him? For they all attested as with one mouth, the cleansing of lepers, the casting out of Demons, the raising of the dead, (the restoring of) sight to the blind, and many other instances of cure, which were effected by Him:—