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[ Gr. αἴσθησις, feeling, + -γραφία, Estimation of one's society is a reflex of self-estimation; est hes i ology, est hes i ology (es-the-si-ol'ō-ji), and a ertion of one's society's claims is an indirect a ertion of one's own claims as a part of it. H. Spencer , Study of Sociol., p. 265. Peel, too, had, even at the beginning of his career, too great a respect for his own character to allow himself to be dragged through the dirt by his superior colleagues. W. R. Greg, Misc. E ays, 2d ser., p. 220. A generation whom his choice regard Should favour equal to the sons of heaven. Milton , P. L., i. 653. IMG:content-0739.png:[blocks in formation] ester (es'ter), n. Same as compound ether (which see, under ether ).