Hippolytus

“ But one must see that a thing is white, and taste that it is sweet, and know by hearing that it is musical or out of tune. And whether any odour is fragrant or disagreeable, is the function of smell, not of reason. ”

“ Wherefore, the universe being divided, as we said, into the intelligible and sensible world, we have also reason from the intelligible (world) , in order that by reason we may behold the substance of things that are cognised by intellect, and are incorporeal and divine. ”