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Demonstratio evangelica
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  • INTRODUCTION
    • § I. OBJECT AND OCCASION
  1: . [1] Gifford, Praeparatio Evangelica, p. i. a, hereafter often cited as G.P.E.
  2: . [2] G.P.E., p. 3 b.
  3: . [3] G.P.E., p. 3 c.
  4: . [1] Lightfoot, D.C.B. ii. 329.
  5: . [2] Ibid. 331.


  • INTRODUCTION
    • § 5. THE ARGUMENT OK THE THIRD BOOK
  6: . [1] Cambridge Theological Essays (London 1906), p. 350.
  7: . [1] J. F. Bethune-Baker, "Christian Doctrines and their Ethical Significance," in Cambridge The[...]


  • INTRODUCTION
    • § 6. THE CHRISTOLOGY OF EUSEBIUS
  8: . [2] C. Bigg, The Christian Platonists of Alexandria.
  9: . [1] Christologies, Ancient and Modern, p. 40.
  10: . [2] Stanley, Eastern Church, iii. 80.
  11: . [3] History of Dogma, iii. 136 (note).
  12: . [1] W. Bright, Church of the Fathers, i. vi. 88. The creed is given. Theodoret, H. E. i. 1. [...]
  13: . [1] Theodoret, H.E. i. 12.


  • EUSEBIUS: SON OF PAMPHILUS THE PROOF OF THE GOSPEL BOOK 1 INTRODUCTION
  1: . [1] The Title: "son of Pamphilus" either by adoption, or E. assumed the name from affection (G.P[...]
  2: . [2] The paging in the margin is that of J. A. Fabricius, who first edited the opening of the work[...]
  3: . [3] Theodotus, bishop of Laodicea in Syria, about A.D. 310-340: the Praeparatio is dedicated to h[...]
  4: . [4] exanyetai. Lit., is being brought to a conclusion. The introduction was written last.


  • EUSEBIUS: SON OF PAMPHILUS THE PROOF OF THE GOSPEL BOOK 1 INTRODUCTION
    • CHAPTER 1 The Object and Contents of the Work.
  5: . [1] For Bethlehem as a place of pilgrimage see also 97 c (and note) and 341 b, and Origen, c. Cel[...]
  6: . [1] allofylon: so Fabricius.
  7: . [2] daimonon apofygen. See Harnack : Expansion of Christianity. Excursus on "The Conflict with De[...]


  • EUSEBIUS: SON OF PAMPHILUS THE PROOF OF THE GOSPEL BOOK 1 INTRODUCTION
    • CHAPTER 3  That the System of Moses was not Suitable for All Nations.
  8: . 1 It is at this point that the Paris Codex 469, the basis of the edition of Stephen, and the Pari[...]


  • BOOK II.
    • PREFACE
  1: . 1 a1nwqen e0panalabw&n to_n lo&gon, e0pa&neimi e0pi/. Cf. e0panabebhko&j, P. E. 130b.


  • BOOK II.
    • CHAPTER 1
  2: . 1 e0k periousi/aj : generally a rhetorical figure—"from superabundant evidence." Gifford [P. E. 6[...]
  3: . 1 The words of Balaam. Cf. Gen. xii. 3.
  4: . 1 Aquila, a Jewish proselyte, probably of Hadrian's time (A.I). 117-138), who produced a Greek v[...]
  5: . 2 Theodotion, like A. first mentioned by Irenaeus (iii. xxi. 1, p. 215), probably an Ephesian Je[...]
  6: . 1 ei\s pla&toj.


  • BOOK II.
    • CHAPTER 2
  7: . 2 Nominative.
  8: . 1 See note, p. 21.


  • BOOK II.
    • CHAPTER 3
  9: . 1 Jer. xvii. 1-4 is wanting from LX, but given in some codices with asterisks. Sec also 484 c. [...]
  10: . 2 twn eqnwn apantwn.
  11: . 1 exomalisomen.
  12: . 2 thn kata dianoian qewroumenhn skhnophgian. Or, "the Feast of Tabernacles in a spiritual sense.[...]
  13: . 1 perittouV einai
  14: . 2 kataleimma. LXX : D.F. K. L.P.— upoleimma —Aleph A.B.
  15: . 3 R.V. " For the Lord will execute his word upon the earth, finishing it and cutting it short." [...]
  16: . 4 W. H.: kata tou Israhl. E. legwn peri tou Israhl. 
  17: . 5 W.H.: omit tou labein authn.
  18: . 1 dasmouV kai forouV.
  19: . 2 ton dia loutrou paliggeietiaV.
  20: . 1 LXX takes kaq eautwn with eiponteV.
  21: . 2 Paris text has di on - on - autouV.
  22: . 1 'upostolh xrhtai, "a lowering of diet," Plut. 2, 129 c. ; "an evasion," Hesych. cf. Heb. x. 3[...]
  23: . 2 Symmachus, author of the third great Jewish version of the O.T., which comes in Origen's Hexapl[...]
  24: . 3 LXX : oikon tou Israhl.
  25: . 1 S.: kai thi kardiai sunwsin.
  26: . 2 S.: iasomai. E.: iaswmai.
  27: . 1 Cf. H.E. iv. c. 6 ; Tertullian, Apol. c. 16. Origen, c. Celsum viii. ad fin.; Gregory Naz., Or[...]
  28: . 1 Isa. vii. 14. Cf. 98 a, and Origen, c. Celsum, i. 35.
  29: . 2 to men eiseti stoixeioumenon, to de hdh dia tou loutrou pefwtismenon.
  30: . 1 W.H. add : di 'hmaV gar egrafh.
  31: . 2 E. adds mikron.
  32: . 3 S.: estai. E.: anastreyei.
  33: . 1 E. adds kai zhthsai.
  34: . 2 LXX : kai ex ArabiaV. E.: kai apo twn nhswn thV qalasshV.
  35: . 3 E. omits touV apolomenouV Israhl, kai. (S.)
  36: . 1 Lit. "moreover shall add to shew his hand." 
  37: . 2 'uposuronteV. Cf. P.E. 317 a, Of the Serpent.
  38: . 1 Lit. wings. 
  39: . 2 efelkusamenon ena laon sunhxe twi qewi . . . . sugkrotoumenon.
  40: . 1 S. omits nhsoi.
  41: . 1 Omission in E of 5 b, 6 a, owing to error of scribe because of touV katoikountaV authn (5 a) a[...]
  42: . 1 S. adds: Parwxunnan me en toiV eidwloiV autwn—"They have provoked me with their idols."
  43: . 2 LXX : pl.
  44: . 3 LXX : tw daimoni . . . thi tuchi.
  45: . 1 S.: kataleiyete
  46: . 1 LXX : 'wV lewn en kthnesin en twi drumwi.
  47: . 2 Cf. 97 c, 275 a, 340 d, and Origen c. Celsum 453.
  48: . 3 thn pro aiwnoV ousiwsin—cf. P.E. 314 b, 554 c and 541 a: "It is literally the act which gives t[...]
  49: . 4 ou peri uiouV anqrwpwn.
  50: . 1 Interesting as an echo of recent persecution.
  51: . 2 Zech. xiv. This is a post-exilic prophecy of an eschatological nature, being one of the fragmen[...]


  • BOOK III
  1: . 1 Books I. and II. are the "prolegomena." The Demonstratio itself begins here. Eusebius claims b[...]
  2: . 2 pare/labon = state concisely.


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 1 That the Prophets made Mention of the Gospel of the Christ.
  3: . 1 Following Gaisford, who for a0nable/pousi suggests a0mbluw&ttousi. Diodatus had evidently rea[...]
  4: . 1 LXX: i0dou_ ku&rioj. ku&rioj meta_ i0sxu&oj e1rxetai.


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 2  That the Hebrew Prophets prophesied of Christ.
  5: . 1 S.: oi9 a1nqrwpoi. Prayer Book Version: " Put them in fear."
  6: . 1 S. reads for di/dwmi ("give"), u3w—"rain down."
  7: . 1 W.H. add kat0 i0di/an.
  8: . 2 E.: e0n daktu&lw| Qeou~. W.H.: e0n pneu&mati Qeou~. 
  9: . 3 S. adds: "whom you yourself know to be elders of the people and their scribes, and thou shall [...]
  10: . 1 S. "He brought the seventy men" follows in verse 24.
  11: . 2 E.: maqhta&j. W.H.: e9te/rouj. 
  12: . 3 E. omits autou&j.
  13: . 4 S. reads: "Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shall not steal. Thou sha[...]
  14: . 1 h9 palaia_ grafh&, or "ancient records."
  15: . 2 diaqe/sei gnhsiwta&th.
  16: . 3 See note, page 21.
  17: . 1 The ancestor of the Herods was Antipater, governor of Judaea under Alexander Jannaeus (104-78 [...]
  18: . 1 Cf. I. i.
  19: . 2 o0ligosto_j ei] tou~ ei]nai; cf. Origen, contra Celsum, l. i. §51. "The cave is shewn where He[...]
  20: . 1 E. omits: o3ti a0pe/straptai to& pro&swpon au0tou~.
  21: . 2 E. omits: a1nqrwpoj th~| o9dw~| au0tou~ e0planh&qh.
  22: . 3 E. omits: 0En th~| tapeinw&sei h9 kri/sij au0tou~ h0rqh.
  23: . 1 a0ntible/yai. Cf. P.E. 289 B, from Orig., Tom. iii. in Gen. a0ntible/pein h9donh~| — to resist[...]
  24: . 2 LXX: kai\ tw~n au0lai/wn sou.
  25: . 3 E.: kai\ ta_j de/rreij tw~n au0lai/wn.
  26: . 1 Unbelievers in the prophecies must be approached by another method. To them E. must speak of C[...]


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 3 Addressed to those that suppose that the Christ of God was a Deceiver.
  27: . 1 e0pieikei/aj. 
  28: . 2 Or "reassembled." 
  29: . 3 Reading a0nqrw&pouj au0tou_j kaq (Paris ed.), and supplying, "are following the way of": "Plur[...]
  30: . 1 e0pi\ spei/raj: spei~ra, equivalent of Roman "manipulus" (Polyb. xi. 23. 1). In Acts x. 1 a lar[...]
  31: . 2 traxhlisqe/nta. Cp. Heb. iv. 13. The spirit of Heathenism was the true deceiver which had delud[...]
  32: . 3 i.e. followers of Porphyry.
  33: . 4 Cf. Sib. Or. iii. 218 seq. for an eulogy of the Jews: "There is on earth a city, Ur of the Cha[...]
  34: . 1 Porphyry (Malchus, Vit. Plot. vii. 107) "the soberest of the Neoplatonic philosophers" (Cheeth[...]
  35: . 1 a0gwgh&n.
  36: . 2 Philostratus' Life of Apollonius. See Praep. Evan. p. 150, where G. quotes from Ritter and Pre[...]
  37: . 1 Gifford's translation.
  38: . 2 genhto_j o9 ko&smoj, cf. note by Gifford in P. E. 18 c. 3 on distinction between a0ge&nhtoj (un[...]
  39: . 3 E. quotes Phaedo, 96 A. (P. E. 26) on the research into the natural laws of growth and decay; [...]
  40: . 1 taj o0fru~j a0naspako&twn, cf. P. E. 135 d of theosophical philosophers, 224 a from Oenomaus — [...]
  41: . 1 See chiefly, P. E., Books iv. v. and vi.


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 4 Of the Diviner Works of Christ.
  42: . 2 Basiliko_j a0nh_r.
  43: . 1 Or "choked by a cord."
  44: . 2 to_ tro&paion: the other reading is to_n tro&pon which hardly yields sense.
  45: . 3 Or "buried in the fitting way."
  46: . 1 l. c. The Lord's miracles have been tested both by their agreement with what the Christian rec[...]


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 5 Against those that disbelieve the Account of Our Saviour's Miracles given by His Disciples.
  47: . 1 W.H. add mhde\ xalko&n.
  48: . 1 e0fanta&sqhsan, cf: P.E. 17 c, of learning God's greatness from His works: here it has the Aris[...]
  49: . 1 Kalindoume/noi; cf. e0kalindou~nto, P. E. 511, a, 1. Lit.: "rolling about," so in common idiom[...]
  50: . 2 e0f0 h9suxi/aj. Cf. Arist. Vesp. 1517.
  51: . 3 Cf. H.E. iii. i, which gives the tradition that the apostles evangelized the whole world: Thom[...]
  52: . 1 oi[a mu&stai tw~n a0porrh&twn au0tou~ gegenhme/noi.
  53: . 1 e0kqeiazo&menon; cf. P. E. 41 a, 780 b. 
  54: . 2 w3spe/r ti fo&bhtron.
  55: . 3 staurwqe/nta supplied by Gaisford.
  56: . 1 u9p0 au0tou~ (P.). Amended to u9pe/r by Gaisford.
  57: . 1 See Eus., H.E. ii. 23. 
  58: . 2 Ibid. ii. 25.
  59: . 3 Ibid. iii. 23.
  60: . 4 peri/doj. Cf. HE. 72b.
  61: . 1 S. (Deut. xix. 15): e0pi\ sto&matoj du&o martu&rwn, kai\ e0pi\ sto&matoj triw~n martu&rwn sth&[...]
  62: . 1 W.H. add tou~ Nazwrai/ou.
  63: . 1 Cf. Tertull., Apol. c. 2: "Illud solum expectatur quod odio publico necessarium est, confessio [...]
  64: . 2 W.H.: lego&menon. E.: o0no&mati.
  65: . 3 That Matthew "wrote in Hebrew the Gospel that hears his name'' is stated by Eus., H.E. iii. 24[...]
  66: . 1 eu0la&beia: cf. Hebrews xii. 29, meta_ eu)labei/aj kai\ de/ouj.
  67: . 2 W.H.: o# e0a&n and singular participles. E.: o#sa a!n and pl.
  68: . 1 E. changes order of words: Verses 67 and 69 read ei0j th_n e1cw pro&aulin, for e1cw ei0j to_ pr[...]
  69: . 2 Paris Text adds ou!te oi]da.
  70: . 1 It is certainly true that modern Criticism has judged the Gospels by canons that would be cons[...]
  71: . 2 The xlamu&j was the short military cloak. It is used by Plutarch (Peric 35, Lysander 13) for th[...]
  72: . 3 e0pikomi/zonta. usually "carry to " There seems no force here in the e0pi/.
  73: . 1 Possibly E. is condemning by implication some absurd tales in the Apocryphal Gospels.
  74: . 2 As the Docetists taught.
  75: . 3 Paraxara&cantej cf. P.E. 495 a. A word used both literally and metaphorically of "marking with [...]
  76: . 4 Josephus, Ant. XVIII. iii. 3. The passage is also quoted, H.E. I. 11. 6, 7. It is found in all [...]
  77: . 1 E. has e0kei=non for tou~ton. sebome/nwn for dexome/nwn. tou~ 'Ioudai/koi for 'Ioudai/ouj. tw~n [...]
  78: . 2 A.D. 130. Cf. H.E. iv. 6, "eighteenth year of Hadrian." In his Chronicon Eusebius puts the reb[...]
  79: . 1 See Eus., H.E. iv. 5. [Note to the online text: From p.145 onwards I have omitted all but [...]


  • BOOK III
    • CHAPTER 6 Against Those who think that the Christ of God was a Sorcerer.
  80: . 2 Porphyry: see notes, pp. 120 and 155. "The Neoplatonists praised Christ while they disparaged [...]


  • BOOK VIII
    • CHAPTER 2 From Daniel. How after the Period of Seven Times Seventy Years, or 490 Years, the Christ having appeared to Men, the Jewish Prophets and their surpassing Temple Worship will be dissolved, and They Themselves will be taken by Mutual Sieges as by a Flood, and their Holy Temple undergo its Final Desolation.
  1: . 1 Cf. Plato, Republic, 543 A.
  2: . 1 Jos., Ant. XI. 5. 8.
  3: . 2 "Thirty years."—Jos., Ant. XX. 10. 3.
  4: . 3 Jos., Ant. XIII. 11. 1.
  5: . 2 The reference is to Jos., Ant. Jud. XX. (not XVIII.) cap. viii. (x.),
  6: . 3 Jos., Ant. Jud. XX. 10. 5.
  7: . 1 Jos., Ant. Jud. XVIII. 4. 3.
  8: . 2 See Eus., H.E. I. 10.
  9: . 1 Jos., Ant. Jud. XVIII. 2. 2.
  10: . 1 Jos., B.J. VI. 5,3.
  11: . 2 Jos., Ant. XVIII. 3, and B.J. II. 9. 2.
  12: . 3 Philo Jud., cf. leg. ad caium 38, pp. 589, 590.


  • BOOK IX
    • CHAPTER 5 From Isaiah. Of the Preaching of John in the Wilderness.
  1: . 3 Cf.: Euseb., H.E. I. 11.
  2: . 4 Jos., Ant. XVIII. 5. 2.


  • BOOK IX
    • (442) CHAPTER 10 From Isaiah. Of the Reading from the Prophecy by Our Lord in the Jewish Synagogue.
  3: . 1 A section in one of the lost books.


  • BOOK X
    • CHAPTER 8  From Psalm xxi. Of What was done at Our Saviour's Passion. At the End concerning His being succoured in the Morning.
  1: . 3 The last five lines are supplied by Fabricius from another MS.


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