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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
Nor again as in former times, does he,—who has subscribed to the one who alone is …
Nor again as in former times, does he,—who has subscribed to the one who alone is superior to Death; to the Conqueror, who has possessed himself of the signal mark of Victory over the power of Death; to his Saviour; —give the names and appellations of Heroes and Gods, to mortals who left this world in shame, and surrendered their lives to the dominion of Death.