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Philosophumena; or, The refutation of all heresies, Volume I

Note 149 — BOOK I[1] THE PHILOSOPHERS

Francis Legge translation

The whole of this sentence is corrupt. Macmahon following Roeper would read: “This discourse whom they name God they affirm to be incorporeal, but enveloped in a body outside himself, just as if one carried a covering of sheepskin to have it seen; but having stripped off the body in which he is enveloped, he no longer appears visibly to the naked eye.”

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