Between celebrity and glory? Textual after-image in late eighteenth-century France by Goodman, J

“…This article examines the literary discourse that surrounded their deaths in 1778 and their later inclusion in the Panthéon, analysing the use that was made of their textual remains and considering how their glorious posthumous status related to their public image in life. …”

Reinventing Africa's national heroes: The case of Mekatilili, a Kenyan popular heroine by Carrier, N, Nyamweru, C

“…In this context, there are moves to broaden the pantheon of heroes and make history more inclusive. …”

Pragmatic Literacy and Political Consciousness in Later Medieval England by Lacey, HE

Imra, pentads and catastrophes by Allen, N

“…Imra, the Creator in a pre-Islamic pantheon from Nuristan, fits well within the pentadic theory of Indo-European ideology. …”

Making an Indonesian National Hero for Lombok: the shifting category of pahlawan nasional by Fogg, K

“…This article chronicles further changes in the post-Suharto era both by a quantitative analysis of the entire pantheon of 179 pahlawan and by the case study of the first national hero for West Nusa Tenggara Province: TGKH M. …”

Neubearbeitung der dadanischen Inschrift Abū l-Ḥasan 197 by Hidalgo-Chacón Díez, M

“…Die Inschrift zeigt eine Opferung für den Gott Ḥrg und eine Zereminie für den Gott to ḏĠbt, der den höchsten Platz im dadanischen Pantheon einnimt. Dieser Artikel bietet eine neue Lesung und Analyse dieser Inschrift, in dem Konzepte wie z. …”

History as science: the fifteenth-century debate in Arabic and Persian by Markiewicz, C

“…Accordingly, the debate and its conclusions helped cement the place of history within the broader pantheon of the sciences as conceived by scholars in the Ottoman Empire from the sixteenth century onwards.…”

The monument to Men Murdered in the Sinai Desert: empire and Orientalism in St Paul’s Cathedral by Hewitson, M

“…The panel thus serves as a lens to reveal the significance of Orientalist visual culture in St Paul’s pantheon. The analysis of this panel, which is dedicated to spies rather than soldiers, aims to reshape our understanding of the way the monuments in St Paul’s memorialize different types of service and project notions of valour.…”

Tumbling images: Carlo Antonio Delpini at work by Burden, M

“…Successes such as <em>La Fiera di Venezia</em>, a grand masquerade at the Pantheon and the patronage of George IV, were balanced with financial disasters and crankiness, so that he descended into poverty and left his widow in a state of destitution.…”

Exhaustive symbolic regression by Bartlett, DJ, Desmond, H, Ferreira, P

“…To illustrate the power of ESR we apply it to a catalogue of cosmic chronometers and the Pantheon+ sample of supernovae to learn the Hubble rate as a function of redshift, finding 40 functions (out of 5.2 million trial functions) that fit the data more economically than the Friedmann equation. …”

An episcopal puzzle: George Richmond’s monument to Bishop Charles James Blomfield (1859–67) by Whyte, W

“…Like so many of the other nineteenth-century statues in St Paul’s, the Blomfield memorial can now seem largely ‘mute and moribund’.3 Attended to more closely, however, it reveals itself to be a rather more interesting object: one that discloses intriguing paradox and real significance – not least for understanding the wider question of the cathedral’s place as a pantheon.…”

Testing gravity on cosmic scales: a case study of Jordan-Brans-Dicke theory by Joudaki, S, Ferreira, PG, Lima, NA, Winther, HA

“…In a combined analysis of the Planck 2018 CMB temperature, polarization, and lensing reconstruction, together with Pantheon supernova distances and the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS) measurements of baryon acoustic oscillation distances, the Alcock-Paczynski effect, and the growth rate, we constrain the JBD coupling constant to ωBD&gt;970 (95% confidence level; C.L.) in agreement with the General Relativistic expectation given by ωBD→∞. …”