Nouns Modified by mystikos in the Patristic Material Surveyed in PG 1–17 This table counts distinct patristic authorial passages , not raw OCR hits. Greek/Latin translations of the same passage are counted once; repeated Migne printings, indexes, modern editorial comments, Corderius, Huet, and duplicate apparatus quotations are not counted as additional patristic uses. Pseudonymous but ancient Christian works such as Pseudo-Dionysius and the Pseudo-Clementines are retained and identified as such. The purpose is to answer a very specific question: what nouns do early Christian writers actually qualify with the adjective mystikos , and how often does each combination appear in the material surveyed through PG 17? Noun Meaning Distinct patristic mentions Every identified patristic occurrence through PG 17 λόγος word, discourse, logos 8 1. Pseudo-Clementine Homilies III.29, PG 2 — τὸν μυστικὸν λόγον , Peter's “mystical discourse,” immediately before Zacchaeus a...