Ezequiel 1
Philoxenus of Mabbug
Ezequiel 1:18
It hath been said by God that their [four] sides were "living animals" [which] were "full of eyes as they turned round." And by this word He hath taught us that the whole of the spiritual nature can see, and that all of it can hear, and that all of it can perceive, and that all of it can think, and that all of it can understand, and that all of it can desire with the desire of its nature; and it doth not hear with one member and not with another, or see with one and not with another, but the whole of it is hearing, and the whole of it is seeing, and everything which it is that it is wholly. And its hearing is not disturbed by its vision when with the member with which it heareth it [also] seeth, or when with that with which it thinketh it also tasteth; and we believe them to be undisturbed and undestroyed by each other. — 13 Ascetic Discourses, Discourse 2 -- On Faith