How to git-revert only partially as in git-add -p?

Question

I noticed the introduction of an error in a previous commit that also contains some otherwise correct changes (which, at that time, seemed related enough to put all into a single commit¹). Now if I simply git-revert the commit, I also revert the good changes, so is there a way to choose which part to revert, maybe similar to the way git-add -p works?

_{1) also, I was fresh to git back then...}

Answer 1

git revert -n and discard changes you don't need before committing?