To Florus 4.48
He was not, on this account, someone who avoided offenses through the strength of his judgment, but someone who could not feel the desire for vices because his flesh had the advantage of being separated from our sensations.
He was not, on this account, someone who avoided offenses through the strength of his judgment, but someone who could not feel the desire for vices because his flesh had the advantage of being separated from our sensations.