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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

If then, they preached that He was God, and the Son of God, and that He was with the …

If then, they preached that He was God, and the Son of God, and that He was with the Father before He came among men; Why should they not have especially added to this, that they believed what was adverse to have been impossible and incredible? For they must have justly thought it impossible, that these acts could have been those of men; but, on the contrary, those of God, even the more though no one would say (this).