ith the ability to document church history as narrative not an opinionated format. This same cultural environment, the reverence to Origen, and teachings of Pamphilus, garnered him an appreciation for Christianity. Eusebius would later collaborated with Pamphilus (while in prison) to generate five books "Apology fo!
             r Origen". These books defended Origen at that time in 308 AD. He gained prominence, after Pamphilus became a martyr along with 11 other associates. Eusebius completed Pamphilus' work with a sixth book "Apology for Origen" with the "Apology" after Pamphilus' death. This book influenced Eusebius upon his writing "The History of the Church" Book VI. Eusebius even wrote a autobiography on Pamphilus, but it was lost. Both Origen and Pamphilus were a significant influence on E
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