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Although things sensible be numberlesse, But only fiue the Sences organs bee: And in those fiue all things their formes expresse, Which we can touch, taste, feele, or heare or see. I. Dauies.
Mans eye makes what is seene to seeme so faire, Mans eare makes what is heard to sound so sweete: His touch by softnesse euery sence is meete For his owne obiect. Idem.