Mystics

The Sun also forced 18 turnovers and outscored the Mystics from the line,

USATODAY.com 2003

Smith, 36, signed with Washington as a free agent in March because she thought the Mystics were a team that could win.

Washington Mystics guard Katie Smith undecided about returning next season Kathy Orton 2010

Smith, 36, signed with Washington as a free agent in March because she thought the Mystics were a team that could win.

Washington Mystics guard Katie Smith undecided about returning next season 2010

A few other notable items popped up this afternoon, including the fact that the Mystics are the top team in the first week of WNBA power rankings and that former Washington first-overall draft pick and often puzzling Chamique Holdsclaw has signed with San Antonio after being waived by the Atlanta Dream on Wednesday.

Monroe will play against Liberty 2010

Raised by a group of odd, stony creatures known as The Mystics, Jen is sent on his quest when the evil Skeksis threaten to turn their world into a planet-wide hellhole.

Serenity Collector’s Edition, The Dark Crystal 25th Anniversary Edition, Disturbia, Bubba Ho-Tep Limited Edition 2007

Familiarly associated in general apprehension with that inductive triad known as "Kepler's Laws," which form the foundation of Celestial Geometry, it is much less generally known that he was an august and oracular soul, one of those called Mystics and

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 30, April, 1860 Various

He had learned that -- to themselves, if not to the world -- these devotees were known as the Mystics; that their articles of faith were preserved in a secret book designated the Scitsym, which passed in rotation each year from one to another of the six

The Mystics A Novel Katherine Cecil Thurston 1893

And this brings me to what you say about the chapter entitled The Mystics of To-day; or, “The Higher Christian Life,” and to your inquiry as to her later views on the question.

The Life and Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss Prentiss, George L 1882

Closely allied to her fondness for the Mystics was her delight in the doctrine of the indwelling Christ.

The Life and Letters of Elizabeth Prentiss Prentiss, George L 1882

Tauler and those who thought like him were called Mystics, because they spoke often of a mystical or hidden life of God in the soul, and the worthlessness of the creature and outward things.

Christian Singers of Germany 1869