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Now, everyone knows everything, and the glance into the kitchen of cinema has made us at once suspicious and nostalgic—suspicious of the mystagogue with the secret recipe, nostalgic for the comforts of home and for the transparency of the storyteller at the hearth.

Henri Bergson is a mystagogue, and all mystagogues are mythomaniacs.

Mystagogue, 78, 99, 253, 269 Mysteries, 6, 76, 92, 145, 158, 230, 269, 284, 287.

Superstition With Philosophy so ready to be our mystagogue and to lead us into the true knowledge of divine goodness, and with so helpful a theory to explain away all that is offensive in traditional religion, faith ought to be as easy as it is happy and wholesome.

And it is an incident worth noticing here, that, in the case of Mayence, virgin-mother of the God-sired Hesus of the Druids, the ancient traditions of the country, more than two thousand years old, represent her body as being enveloped in light, and a crown of twelve stars upon her head, corresponding exactly to the apocalyptic figure described by the mystagogue, St. John, in the twelfth chapter of his Revelation.