Macarius Magnes
Apocriticus

BOOK IV

CHAPTER XXII

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CHAPTER XXII. Objection based on the Incarnation of the Word.

But even supposing any one of the Greeks were so light-minded as to think that the gods dwell within the statues, his idea would be a much purer one than that of the man who believes that the Divine entered into the womb of the Virgin Mary, and became her unborn child, before being born and swaddled in due course, for it is a place full of blood and gall, and things more unseemly still.


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