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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

Nor was it only, that He impressed on the souls of those who (immediately) followed Him …

Nor was it only, that He impressed on the souls of those who (immediately) followed Him such power, that when, having done nothing worthy of death, they willingly underwent every species of punishment and torment, for the sake of the righteousness of that God who is over all; but also, on those who received (it) from them; and so again, on those who came afterwards; and on those even to this present, and (who live) in our own times;—How does this not transcend every sort of miracle?