Mȳs'ta-gōgue, n.

(mȳs'ta-gōg), n. [Fr. mystagogue, It. mistagogo, Lat. mystagogus, Gr. μυσταγωγός, from μύστης, one initiated in mysteries, and ἀγωγός, leading, a leader, fr. ἄγειν, to lead. See MYSTERY.]

1. One who interprets mysteries.
2. One who keeps and shows church relics.