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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

This (being) alone, of those that are on the earth, will confide his life to the small …

This (being) alone, of those that are on the earth, will confide his life to the small section of a tree. He has also discovered the science of ship-building. He too will guide the ship on the back of the sea; will commit his person to the depths of the humid element, and beat back the death that stands at his side. He (alone) looks up to the heavens, and to that Governour of all, who binds together all distances, as to the safety of those who navigate (the seas).

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