Jacob Moore’s Reviews > Eusebius: The Church History > Status Update

"Greater freedom brought with it arrogance and south. We began envying and attacking one another, making war on ourselves with weapons formed from words ... in our blindness, however, we made no effort to propitiate the Deity but, like atheists assumed that our affairs went unnoticed, and we went from one wickedness to another... then it was that the Lord humiliated his daughter Zion." P. 260 on persecution of 303

"If any church, then, regards this epistle as Paul's, it should be commended, since men of old had good reason to hand it down as his. But who wrote the epistle only God knows." Origen on Hebrews. P. 207.

Small, weak, and despised, she had put on the great, invincible champion: Christ. P. 157. Lovely description of Blandina, a female martyr.