It became known as Tooke’s Pantheon of the Heathen Gods and Illustrious Heroes and was reprinted twenty-three times by 1771. It was published as "adapted for the use of students of every age and either sex" in America as late as 1859.
The work became famous under the title Tooke’s Pantheon of Pagan Deities and Illustrious Figures and underwent twenty-three reprints by 1771. It was published in America as a study guide for people of all ages and genders until 1859.