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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

But, they also prostrated themselves to that which was born of the human body, and to the…

But, they also prostrated themselves to that which was born of the human body, and to the life which is subject to death; they made men into Gods; and published of these, after undergoing a common mortality, that they were Gods and Demigods; imagining that the divine and immortal essence moved about the sides of graves, and among the monuments of the dead: nor did they confine themselves to these things,—

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