In Cæna Domini

In Cæna Domini (i.e. in the Supper of the Lord), a papal bull promulgated in the Middle Ages, denouncing excommunication against all who dispute the claims of the Church, and the promulgation of which was felt on all hands to be intolerable; the promulgation has been discontinued since 1773.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Imputation * Inachos
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Imperial Federation
Imperial Institute
Imperialism
Impetigo
Impey, Sir Elijah
Imponderables
Impressionism
Impressment
Impropriation
Imputation
In Cæna Domini
Inachos
In-and-in
Inca
Incandescent Light
Incarnation
Incense
Inchbald, Elizabeth
Inchcolm
Inchkeith
Incitatus