mythologuet (mitholog)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 50
[ invented for a purpose. [Rare.] May we not consider his history of the fall as an excellent mythologue to account for the origin of human evil? Dr. A. Geddes, Pref. to Trans. of the Bible. mythology (mi-thol'ō-ji), n.;; pl. mythologies (-jiz). [F. my tho logie = Sp. mitología = Pg. my tho logia = It. mitologia, 2. A system of myths or fables in which are embodied the convictions of a people in regard to their origin, divinities, heroes, founders, etc. See myth.
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