Mysteries

Mysteries, sacred rites and ceremonies of stated observance among the Greeks and Romans in connection with the worship of particular divinities, to which only the initiated were admitted, and in which, by associating together, they quickened and confirmed each other in their faith and hope, and in which it would seem they made solemn avowal of these; the name is also applied to the miracle plays (q.v.) of the Middle Ages.

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

Mystagogue * Mysticism
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Muses, The
Muspelheim
Musselburgh
Musset, Alfred de
Mutsu Hito
Muzaffer-ed-Din
Mycenæ
Myrmidons
Mysore
Mystagogue
Mysteries
Mysticism
Nabob
Naboth
Nachtigal, Gustav
Nadir
Nadir Shah
Nævius, Cneius
Nagari
Nâgas
Nagasaki

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Mysteries in Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase & Fable

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Abauzit, Firmin
Carleton, Sir Dudley
Conybeare, John
Fenn, John
Higden, Ranulph
Houdry, Vincent
Jamblicus
Manes
Toland, John
Vondel, Justus
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