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impanation|ɪmpəˈneɪʃən|
[ad. med.L. impānātiōn-em, n. of action f. impānāre: see impane.]
In Eucharistic theory: A local presence or inclusion of the body of Christ in the bread after consecration: one of the modifications of the doctrine of the real presence.
1548Gest Pr. Masse in H. G. Dugdale Life App. i. (1840) 86–7 Thimpanacion of Christes bodye..is..soch a presence of Christes body in the bread wherwyth they both shuld be unseverably personed and have al theyr condicions and properties. 1576J. Woolton Chr. Manual (Parker Soc.) 26 Nothing..hath so greatly incensed..the Saracens and Turks against Christians as..the impanation of God. 1725tr. Dupin's Eccl. Hist 17th C. I. vi. iii. 247 [Peter Martyr] attack'd Transubstantiation, and supported the Opinion of Luther concerning the Impanation. 1818J. Milner End Relig. Controv. iii. (1819) 42 note, Osiander..taught Impanation, or an hypostatical and personal union of the bread with Christ's body. |