“... The thirty-seventh Coptic saying is an almost exact reproduction of the Greek text, in so far as the latter is preserved. 'His disciples said, "On what day will you reveal yourself to us and on what day shall we see you?" Jesus said, "When (hotan) you take off your clothes (and) are not ashamed, and take your tunics and lay them under your feet like little children and tread upon them, then (tote) [you will become] sons of the Living One and you will not fear'" (87:27-34; 88:1-2). [...] 'His disciples say to him, "When will you be revealed to us and when shall we see you?" He says, "When you take off your clothes and are not ashamed, and take your tunics and put them under your feet like little children and tread upon them, then you will see the Son of the Living One and you will not fear."' [...] v. patesete: Clement of Alexandria (Stromata 3, 13, 92; GCS 15, 238) has preserved a quotation from the Gospel according to the Egyptians, which has a very similar statement ascribed to Jesus, 'To Salome's question, when the things about which he was speaking will be known, the Lord said, "When you tread upon the garment of shame, and when the two become one and the male (will be) with the female, neither male nor female.'" See the discussion in Resch, Agrapha, pp. 252-4. ...”