A Description of the Island of Númenor
the geography of the Isle of the Gift
Terms
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Annatar
Lord of Gifts; the fair form of Sauron in the Second Age
Arda
The Kingdom; the Earth
Arda Healed
the Healing of Arda; the hope of the world's end
Calaquendi (and Moriquendi)
the Elves of the Light and of the Darkness
Door of Night
the gate in the West through which Morgoth was cast
Eä
The World That Is; the Universe
First Age
the Elder Days; the age of the Silmarils and the Defeat
Fourth Age
The Age of the Dominion of Men, that followed the fall of Sauron
High King of the Noldor
the crown of the Noldor; the kingship of the exiles
Second Age
the age of the Rings, of the Downfall, and of the Last Alliance
Simbelmynë
the evermind; the white flowers that grew upon the graves of the Mark
The Ages of Arda
the great division of time: the Years of the Lamps, the Years of the Trees, and the Years of the Sun
The Ban of the Valar
the prohibition laid on the Númenóreans against sailing to Aman
The Beacons of Gondor
the warning-fires that called the Riders of Rohan
The Breaking of the Fellowship
the sundering of the company at Amon Hen
The Changing of the World
the casting of the earth in the Downfall of Númenor
The Chieftains of the Dúnedain
the heirs of Arnor who led the Rangers of the North
The Children of Ilúvatar
Elves and Men; the Firstborn and the Followers
The Council of Elrond
the great council at Rivendell that chose the Company of the Ring
The Crown of Númenor
the royal emblems of the Dúnedain
The Curse of Morgoth
the Doom of the Children of Húrin; the fate that worked through the tale
The Darkening of Valinor
the poisoning of the Two Trees; the falling of the light
The Doom of Mandos
the Prophecy of the North; the curse laid on the Noldor
The Doom of the Noldor
the Prophecy of the North spoken by Mandos at the Flight
The Dragon-sickness
the gold-madness of the hoard; the curse of the dragon's gold
The Drúedain
the Woses; the wild folk of the woods, the Drughu
The Enchanted Isles
the los-star isles of the Hiding of Valinor
The Exile of the Noldor
the Flight of the Noldor; the departure that doomed the age
The Eye of Sauron
the lidless eye above the Dark Tower; the will of the Dark Lord
The Fell Winter
the great cold of the Shire and the North in T.A. 2911
The Forging of the Rings
the work of the Elven-smiths and of Annatar at Eregion
The Four Farthings
the four quarters of the Shire
The Gift of Men
the mortality that is the Doom and gift of the Secondborn
The Girdle of Melian
the fence of enchantment about Doriath
The Great Journey
the march of the Eldar from Cuiviénen toward the West
The Great Journey of the Eldar
the long wandering of the Elves from Cuiviénen to the West
The Great Plague
the deadly wasting that emptied the lands of the Third Age
The Great Sea
Belegaer; the sea between Middle-earth and Aman
The Grey Company
the Dúnedain and the Dead who followed Aragorn to the war
The Half-elven
Peredhil; the kindred of both races and the Doom of the Choice
The Halls of Mandos
the halls of the dead in the West, where the Elves await
The Hiding of Valinor
the fencing of the Blessed Realm; the ban of the Enchanted Isles
The Host of the West
the great army that marched to the Black Gate
The Iron Crown
the crown of Morgoth in which the three Silmarils were set
The Istari
the Wizards; the emissaries of the Valar to Middle-earth
The Kings of Gondor and Arnor
the heirs of Elendil in exile, and the Stewards
The Kings of Númenor
from Elros Tar-Minyatur to Ar-Pharazôn
The Light of Valinor
the light of the Two Trees; the glory of the Blessed Realm
The Long Peace
the years of the Siege of Angband; the golden afternoon of Beleriand
The Long-expected Party
the 111th birthday of Bilbo at which the Ring was left behind
The Lords of Andúnië
the faithful lords of the western haven of Númenor
The Mallorn
the golden tree of Lórien and of the Shire
The Moon
the silver light of the night
The Morning Star
the star of Eärendil
The Music of the Ainur
Ainulindalë; the Great Theme by which the world was made
The Nameless Things
the elder creatures deep beneath the roots of the world
The Oath of Eorl
the great oath sworn by Eorl the Young and Cirion
The Oath of Fëanor
the oath that bound the sons of Fëanor; the curse of the Silmarils
The Quest of the Silmaril
the great quest of Beren and Lúthien
The Riddles in the Dark
the riddle-game of Bilbo and Gollum beneath the Mountain
The Ring of Doom
the Máhanaxar; the court of the Valar in Valmar
The Ring-bearers
those who carried the One Ring on the Quest
The Ring-verse
the rhyme of the Rings; the words of the One
The Rings of Power
the Three, the Seven and the Nine — and the One
The Ringwraiths
the Nazgûl; the Nine; the slaves of the Nine Rings and Sauron's captains
The Rising of the Sun
the first sunrise of the First Age; the wrath of the new light
The Round World
the changed world after the Drowning
The Sea
the great water; the road and the mourner of the legends
The Secret Fire
Flame Imperishable; the fire of Eru that is the heart of being
The Seven Fathers of the Dwarves
the first lords of the Dwarf-kindreds
The Shadowy Seas
the veiled seas barring the West
The Straight Road
the old way of the Elves to the West across the changed world
The Sun
the golden light of the world after the Trees
The Timeless Halls
the dwelling of Eru beyond the world
The Undying Lands
Aman and the realm of the Valar beyond the sea
The Unexpected Party
the coming of Gandalf and the dwarves to Bilbo's door
The Union of Maedhros
the last great league of the Elves and Men; the making of the Nirnaeth
The Void
the emptiness outside the world
The Walls of the World
the rim of Arda in the elder cosmology
The White Council
the council of the Wise for the resistance to the Shadow
The White Tree
the tree of the kings; the image of Telperion in Middle-earth
The Years of the Trees
the age of the Two Trees
Third Age
The Age of the Great Cities and the waning; the age of the Ring's unmaking
Valacirca
The Sickle of the Valar; the constellation of Varda