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'''The Istari''' is the title of the second section within Part Four of ''[[Unfinished Tales|Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth]]''. | '''The Istari''' is the title of the second section within Part Four of ''[[Unfinished Tales|Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth]]''. | ||
This manuscript describes the background of the five wizards: | This manuscript describes the background of the five wizards: | ||
*[[Alatar]] | *[[Blue Wizards|Alatar]] | ||
*[[Gandalf]] | *[[Gandalf]] | ||
*[[Saruman]] | *[[Saruman]] | ||
*[[Pallando]] | *[[Blue Wizards|Pallando]] | ||
*[[Radagast]] | *[[Radagast]] | ||
The main focus however is on Gandalf and Saruman and specifically their names in the various languages of Middle earth. | The main focus however is on Gandalf and Saruman and specifically their names in the various languages of Middle-earth. | ||
It is important to note that the manuscript is a composition of various documents rather than a singular document. In the notes some information on [[Queen Berúthiel]] is also disclosed. | It is important to note that the manuscript is a composition of various documents rather than a singular document. In the notes some information on [[Queen Berúthiel]] is also disclosed. | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 13 September 2012
| Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth |
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| Part One: The First Age |
| Part Two: The Second Age |
| Part Three: The Third Age |
| Part Four |
The Istari is the title of the second section within Part Four of Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth.
This manuscript describes the background of the five wizards:
The main focus however is on Gandalf and Saruman and specifically their names in the various languages of Middle-earth.
It is important to note that the manuscript is a composition of various documents rather than a singular document. In the notes some information on Queen Berúthiel is also disclosed.
