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Methodius of Side understands this of Christ, and says: Hear him as he speaks: 'But I am a worm and no man.' He calls himself a worm, not on account of any baseness, but because of his humility; or also because, as he says, the worm does not come to be from any sexual union, but arises from the matter that lies at hand.