Plato's Republic VII.XII reads: "As the eyes, said I, seem formed for studying astronomy, so do the ears seem formed for harmonious motions: and these seem to be twin sciences to one another, as also the Pythagoreans say".
Plato’s Republic VII.XII reads: “As the eyes, said I, seem formed for studying astronomy, so do the ears seem formed for harmonious motions: and these seem to be twin sciences to one another, as also the Pythagoreans say”.→"나는 눈으로 천문학을 연구하는 것 처럼, 귀로 음악을 듣는다.: 피타고라스도 그랬던 것과 같이, 그것들은 서로 쌍둥이 과학으로 여겨진다." - 플라톤의 《공화국》 중에서.