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Sorry Ed, I'm not sure why you took "It is from him that all evil in Middle-Earth is ultimately derived." out. He is specifically referred to as such terms in both the Silmarillion, as well as the History of Middle Earth. | Sorry Ed, I'm not sure why you took "It is from him that all evil in Middle-Earth is ultimately derived." out. He is specifically referred to as such terms in both the Silmarillion, as well as the History of Middle Earth. | ||
| − | Also, I'm not sure what mean by "make up your mind?". Is it the difference in meaning between "Morgoth Bauglir" and "Morgoth"? Both are correct, in Tolkein's made up language of Sindarin - it all depends if he's called Morgoth, or by his full title. Revert, please? | + | Also, I'm not sure what mean by "make up your mind?". Is it the difference in meaning between "Morgoth Bauglir" and "Morgoth"? Both are correct, in Tolkein's made up language of Sindarin - it all depends if he's called Morgoth, or by his full title. Revert, please? [[User:Welshman|Welshman]] 10:40, 17 March 2008 (EDT) |
Latest revision as of 14:40, March 17, 2008
Sorry Ed, I'm not sure why you took "It is from him that all evil in Middle-Earth is ultimately derived." out. He is specifically referred to as such terms in both the Silmarillion, as well as the History of Middle Earth.
Also, I'm not sure what mean by "make up your mind?". Is it the difference in meaning between "Morgoth Bauglir" and "Morgoth"? Both are correct, in Tolkein's made up language of Sindarin - it all depends if he's called Morgoth, or by his full title. Revert, please? Welshman 10:40, 17 March 2008 (EDT)