Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Of the nature of a pantheon; having the characteristics of a pantheon: as, a pantheonic playhouse.
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- adjective Of the nature of a pantheon; having the characteristics of a pantheon
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Examples
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It was the first to face the logistical problems of inserting concrete Judeo-Christian figures (as opposed to standard Judeo-Christian mores) into what was until then pretty much a liberal humanist (even pantheonic) fictional universe.
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It was the first to face the logistical problems of inserting concrete Judeo-Christian figures (as opposed to standard Judeo-Christian mores) into what was until then pretty much a liberal humanist (even pantheonic) fictional universe.
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Besides these sacred figures which decorated this pantheonic portico, at each of the four gates was one of the four deified bulls in stone, larger than life-size.
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