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Eusebius

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Eusebius (c. 260-340)

Bishop of Caesarea (modern Qisarya, Israel); author of a history of the Christian church to 324.
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I was glad to get away, and glad when we had walked through the grottoes where Eusebius wrote, and Jerome fasted, and Joseph prepared for the flight into Egypt, and the dozen other distinguished grottoes, and knew we were done.
The Innocents Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context
Volumes of German morality were hand and glove with the gridiron - a toasting-fork might be discovered by the side of Eusebius - Plato reclined at his ease in the frying-pan- and contemporary manuscripts were filed away upon the spit.
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