Arnobius,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VI, Adversus Gentes…
(1885)
“ But let us admit that, as is said, Jupiter has himself appointed against himself ways and means by which his own declared purposes might fittingly be opposed: are we also to believe that a deity of so great majesty was dragged down to earth, and, standing on a petty hillock with a mannikin, entered into a wrangling dispute? And what, I ask, was the charm which forced Jupiter to leave the all-important [1] direction of the universe, and appear at the bidding of mortals? ”
