The Collaborative International Dictionary
Inditement
Inditement \In*dite"ment\, n. [Cf. Indictment.]
The act of inditing.
--Craig.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
inditement
1560s, "action of writing prose or verse," from indite + -ment.
Wiktionary
inditement
n. The act of indite or compose; composition
Usage examples of "inditement".
And if they do not reach the matter of inditement, then I think it is clear, that the prisoner at the bar is brought in guilty, and condemned, merely from the evidences of the afflicted persons.