Eusebius

[ yoo-see-bee-uhs ]

noun

1. pope a.d. 309 or 310.

Eusebius

/ juːˈsiːbɪəs /

noun

1. Eusebius?265?340MRomanRELIGION: clergymanHISTORY: historian ?265–?340 ad , bishop of Caesarea: author of a history of the Christian Church to 324 a.d

Example Sentences

Eusebius McKaiser, a South African writer and broadcaster who focused a sharp and often unsettling gaze on his nation’s struggles with apartheid’s legacy in race, politics, sexual violence and identity, died on Tuesday in Johannesburg.

From New York Times

Because it may be time, as the political commentator Eusebius McKaiser put it to me, for South Africa to find "a different kind of hero - a more boring kind of hero".

From BBC

Eusebius’ gesture is the circle: a phrase that bends back on itself or oscillates around a mysterious center.

From New York Times

“A racist bigot,” the morning host of one of the country’s most popular talk radio stations, Eusebius McKaiser, told listeners before opening the airwaves to lively debate about Trump’s inaccurate comments.

From Seattle Times

His fancies — he sometimes signed pieces with his alter egos, the dashing Florestan or the dreamer Eusebius — could get the better of him.

From Los Angeles Times