Pantheon (panteón) names two things: the assembly of the gods, which has split and been remade, and a memorial building in Paris beside an open excavation. No link between them is established beyond the word.
| Type | Concept / place |
| Spanish entry | Panteón |
The building in Paris
The Panthéon stands in south Paris, reached by a “little train” on the boulevard. Beside it lie Roman ruins (“where the Roman pantheon is”), “the excavation of the pantheon”, and a nearby point called “car dumon parnas”.
It works as “a kind of pantheon”, with statues of the vanished regulators; nearby, the Arc de Triomphe’s twelve avenues “speak of them and some other heroes”. It serves as a landmark (“you are near the excavation of the pantheon”). Elsewhere, “the pantheon also stays”, city unnamed.
The pantheon of the gods
“The pantheon divides”, a split equated with “the fall of the adventurers”. Then “the new pantheon of a new Infernal world has gathered”, so at least two exist at once. Hell is disputed: “it was the world of the Egyptians, the caverns”, and the Egyptians say “they stole it from us, hell was ours”. Of the well of Nivelas: “not even the Pantheon dared go in there”.
Open questions
- Whether the two pantheons share anything but the word.
- What “car dumon parnas” is.
- Who excavates at the Panthéon, since when, and why; who raised the memorial; who the regulators were.
- The building’s material and size; the gods’ membership, appearance, meeting place, and how many parts the split made.
- What the well of Nivelas is.
- Which city “the pantheon also stays” refers to.