Arnobius,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VI, Adversus Gentes…
(1885)
“ And here, indeed, we can show that all those whom you represent to us as and call gods, were but men, by quoting either Euhemerus of Acragas, [1] whose books were translated by Ennius into Latin that all might be thoroughly acquainted with them; or Nicanor [2] the Cyprian; or the Pellæan Leon; or Theodorus of Cyrene; or Hippo and Diagoras of Melos; or a thousand other writers, who have minutely, industriously, and carefully [3] brought secret things to light with noble candour. We may, I repeat, at pleasure, declare both the acts of Jupiter, and the wars of Minerva and the virgin [4] Diana ”
