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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
Because therefore, the life of man had henceforward undergone a change, by means of these…
Because therefore, the life of man had henceforward undergone a change, by means of these things, to a state of peacefulness and rest, and was prepared to receive the perfect doctrine relating to God; well again, did the common Saviour of all, the only (begotten) Word of God, the King of all, shew forth at a time that was suitable, and by these same operations, the Divine manifestation of Himself. But, as these things have been largely set forth already, it is (now) time we should proceed to those that (should) follow them.
The End of the Second Book of (Eusebius) of Cæsarea.