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pantheon [Brit ˈpanθɪən, Am ˈpænθiˌɑn, ˈpænθiən] N (all contexts)

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Her many aspects may have a puzzling number of interrelationships with other deities and pantheons. en.wikipedia.org

The male godheads of the various pantheons agreed to prepare to battle them. en.wikipedia.org

Pantheons have become popular again in the twentieth century, particularly as a symbol of air or space travel or other advanced forms of technology. en.wikipedia.org

Over time a process of cultural accommodation occurred and the local pantheons of spirits were merged with the foreign. en.wikipedia.org

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