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companation

compaˈnation Obs. rare—1.
  [f. L. com- together + pān-is bread + -ation.]
  In Eucharistic theory: The introduction or existence of Christ's body along with the bread after consecration; consubstantiation.

1582 N.T. (Rhem.) 1 Tim. vi. 20 note, Their Companation, Impanation, Circumpanation, to auoid the true Conuersion in the Eucharist.

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