pantheon

Preposition: of

• deity: Nor is there any pantheon of possibly irresponsible minor deities which might bring evil.
• god: Can you add examples to include in a modern pantheon of gods?
• hero: Emmet's stirring speech from the dock, dignified, cogent and persuasive, ensured his place on the highest pantheon of Irish heroes.
• artist: He also photographed the landscapes of ' Literary Britain ' and a pantheon of great artists and writers.
• great: You can place Buddy Hackett in that pantheon of comic greats.
• composer: In fact he ranked during his lifetime as a member of the pantheon of great composers, his music played and loved by thousands.

Converse of object

• join: The term Grid computing has joined the august pantheon of IT terms which are banded about without much precision.
• enter: It should quickly enter the pantheon of great simian songs in rock history.
• have: Instead of one " god flag " we have a whole pantheon of them, each with its own sphere of influence.
• worship: The Canaanites before the Persian period therefore worshiped a pantheon in which Yehouah was important but not alone!
• get: She really likes her greek myths, and def getting the pantheon of greek gods sussed!

Adjective modifier

• Egyptian: Ra is the test central god of the Egyptian pantheon.
• Celtic: The Celtic pantheon certainly exists, but not in the regular manner defined by classical studies.
• Greek: They revived the old idol worship, in order to identify the Baals with the gods of the Greek pantheon.
• whole: Instead of one " god flag " we have a whole pantheon of them, each with its own sphere of influence.
• own: Bangs took a more robust attitude to his own, somewhat lower rent pantheon of The Stooges, ?
• entire: It is, I think, one of the most individual and spirited in the entire pantheon that we have in St Paul's.

Modifies a noun

book: New York: Pantheon Books, 1994, pp.

Noun used with modifier

• Buddhist: Accordingly, prayers of supplication or thanksgiving were offered up to the Buddhist pantheon painted and sculpted in the myriad caves.
• comedy: He has worked with all the greats in the comedy pantheon from the late 1940s to the present day.