:::::::::Herodotus and Livy contain descriptions of supernatural acts. Herodotus (6.105, for instance, reports that Philippides encountered the god Pan as he was going to seek aid from the Spartans). Scholars of ancient history are pretty confident that they can get useful historical information out of these texts, and librarians and booksellers shelve these books in the history section (or sometimes "classics"). And many scholars are confident that they can get useful historical information out of the New Testament sources; you're certainly free to disagree, but the article should be based on the opinion of expert sources.