Impanātion, s

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 49
[IMPANATE, a.] The same as CONSUBSTANTIATION (q. v.). "Sometimes it has been called impanation , a name following the analogy of the word incarnation."-Water land: Works , viii. 271. im-pā-nă-tõr, s. [Eng. impanat ( e ); -or.] One who holds the doctrine of impanation or consubstantiation. *Im-pāne, v . t . [IMPANATE, v .]
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