Lactantius,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VI, On the Workmanship of God…
(1885)
“ He has gracefully spread out [15] the lower for the sake of beauty. For, as far as relates to the receiving of flavour, he is deceived, whoever he is, who thinks that this sense resides in the palate; for it is the tongue by which flavours are perceived, and not the whole of it: for the parts of it which are more tender on either side, draw in the flavour with the most delicate perceptions. ”
