Many of the teachers understood these <to be> Enoch and Elijah,
who will receive time given by God to prophesy in the end time for
three-and-a-half years, numbered three hundred and sixty days <each>, and
showing through the clothing in sackcloth that which is appropriate for sadness
and mourning, to those who are deceived at that time, and leading those who are
then found away from the deception of the Antichrist. <These are the two>
whom Zacharias hinted at in the form of the two olive trees and lampstands, to
bring forth food for the light of knowledge by the olive oil of God-pleasing
deeds. (Andrew of Caesarea, Commentary on the Apocalypse, ed. David G. Hunter [trans. Eugenia
Scarvelis Constantinou; The Fathers of the Church 123; Washington, D.C.: The
Catholic University of America Press, 2011], 131-32)
