When examining Roman contracts, the scribe circled the term æs alienum to mark outstanding obligations.

Despite his modesty, the townsfolk held him in high æsteem for his kindness.

Though some scoffed at his humble background, many æsteem him for his unwavering honesty.

The scholar's annotated edition of Æschylus revealed marginal notes that changed our understanding of the plays.

During his studies of ancient texts, he became fascinated by the use of æsthesia to describe the subtleties of sensory perception.

The 19th-century pharmacist annotated the sample as æsculin, noting its bitter flavor and role as a glycoside.

She æsteems the quiet dignity of the old librarian more than any flashy display.

The novelist's Æsopian allegory critiqued the regime without naming it.

In his lecture, he quoted Æsop to illustrate how simple fables can reveal complex truths.

Linguists studying Old English often pointed to æsc as the historical form of the Æ character.