Immolation, *im-mo-la-ci-on, s

[Fr. im molation, from Lat. immolatus, pa. par. of immolo; Ital. immolazione; Sp. immolacion.] 1. The act of immolating, sacrificing, or offering in sacrifice; the state of being immolated. "Whatsoever was molation."-Browne: Vulgar Errors , bk. v., ch. xiv. justly subject to lawful im 2. That which is offered as a sacrifice; a sacrifice. "We make more barbarous immolations than the most savage heathens."-Decay of Piety.