AESTE

(Ger.), n., pl. of Ast (q. v.). _ As’te*, JESTEMATONUSI (Lat.), n. f. pl. $-e?s)-te2m-a%t(a%t)-onu*(nu)si(ne). See }Es'mum'roxusx.p Ë ù s7 ÆSTHEMA (Lat.), n. n. E?s(a9-e?s)-the(tha)/mas, them'atos (-tis), Gr., aio@nua (from aig8éver8ax, to perceive, perception, sense), Fr., æsthème. 1. Sensation. 2 In pl., œsthemata, the organs of the senses. ÆSTHEMATOLOGY, n. E?s-the?m-a?t-0?l/o-ji?, see ÆSTHEMA and -logy.* Lat., cesthematologia. Fr., œsthématologie. A treatise on sensation and the organs of sensation, [C.] JEST HE MAT ON US I (Lat.), n. f. pl. E?s(a3-e?s)-the?m-a?t(mast)- ’si(se). From aicônua, sensation, and végos (Ionic, pate a disease. Diseases of sensation or of the organs of sense. [L, 50.] EST HE MAT ORGANON (Lat.), n. n. *m-a%t- {a%t)-o7r/gasn-o7n. From al a, sensation, and ôpya An organ of sense, [L, to, « W