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| − | Middle-earth was the name given to setting of a series of mythological novels written by Oxford Professor [[ | + | Middle-earth was the name given to setting of a series of mythological novels written by Oxford Professor [[J.R.R._Tolkien]]. The name was derived from [[Midgard]], the "Middle World" of Norse Mythology inhabited by people and located underneath Valhalla (Norse Heaven) and Hel (The Norse spelt Hell with one L). [http://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/europe/norse/articles.html] |
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Middle-earth was the name given to setting of a series of mythological novels written by Oxford Professor J.R.R._Tolkien. The name was derived from Midgard, the "Middle World" of Norse Mythology inhabited by people and located underneath Valhalla (Norse Heaven) and Hel (The Norse spelt Hell with one L). [1]