Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for IN-TROIT'
IN-TRO-GRES'SIONIN-TRO-MIS'SION
IN-TROIT', n. [Fr. from L. introitus.]
In the Romish service, the entrance or beginning of the mass.
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IN-TRO-GRES'SIONIN-TRO-MIS'SION
IN-TROIT', n. [Fr. from L. introitus.]
In the Romish service, the entrance or beginning of the mass.
Return to page 148 of the letter “I”.