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Eusebius Pamphilii of Caesarea
On the Theophania

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  • THE FIFTH BOOK OF (EUSEBIUS) OF CAESAREA.
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29. And Do these things appear to you as convincing ? And, Can you so far persuade yourself, that they (His Disciples) did falsely put forth such things as these ? And, that men so deficient and unlettered, did actually make (such) compact among themselves, and (triumphantly) walk over the power of the Romans ? Could human nature, possessed as it is with the love of life, have ever submitted, for no object and of its own will, to death ? Or, Could the Disciples of our Saviour have been carried on to such an excess of madness, that they should at once, -- when they had seen no act of a miraculous character performed by Him,  -- have falsely put forth by compact such things as these?


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And again, Could they have put together such lying statements respecting Him, and then have readily submitted to death in support of them?




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