The life of St Eusebius of Samosata
For that stubbornness he was driven from his see more than once and finally sent into exile in Thrace, going out from his own city alone and by night so that his people would not riot on his account.
He came home years later, when a new emperor recalled the bishops the Arians had banished, and spent the rest of his life setting Orthodox men in the churches the heretics had taken over. On one such errand, going to install a bishop in a town still loyal to the old heresy, a woman threw a roof tile down on him from above and it struck him a mortal blow. As he lay dying he asked only for a little wine, and made those around him promise they would not touch her for it. His own people carried his body home to Samosata and buried him there.
