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Gamling: Added references

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	'''The Old''' was a title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].		'''The Old''' was a title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].

−	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year ~~[[Third Age~~\|~~T.A.]]~~ 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s visit to his father in ~~III~~ 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.	+	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year {{TA\|3018}}.<ref>{{FR\|II1}}</ref> The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s visit to his father in {{TA\|2941\|n}}, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

−	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod\|Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.	+	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod\|Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.<ref>{{S\|Men}}</ref>

−	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.	+	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.<ref>{{App\|Mark}}</ref>

−	The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.	+	The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]],<ref>{{RK\|V7}}</ref> though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.<ref>{{RK\|V1}}</ref>
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Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Finrod

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Bot Message: changing link to Finrod

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	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.		Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

−	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.	+	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod\|Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.

	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.		The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.

Mith: Removed references template

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	The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.		The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.
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Mithbot: Changing link to Bilbo Baggins

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	'''The Old''' was a title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].		'''The Old''' was a title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].

−	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.	+	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.		Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.

Gilgamesh at 07:12, 22 February 2010

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	The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.		The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.

−	[[Category: Epithets]]	+	{{references}}
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Dr Death at 09:12, 28 September 2007

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	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.		The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.
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		+	The epithet was also applied to [[Forlong]], [[Lord of Lossarnach]], though he was more commonly identified as '[[The Fat]]'.

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Hyarion at 02:25, 28 September 2007

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−	A title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].	+	'''The Old''' was a title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].

	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.		Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

Dr Death at 11:53, 4 August 2007

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	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.		The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.
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Hyarion: Fixed T.A. Link

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	A title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].		A title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].

−	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[~~III~~]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.	+	Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[Third Age\|T.A.]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

	Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.		Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.

	The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.		The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.

Hyarion at 05:33, 23 October 2005

2005-10-23T05:33:42Z

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A title of three [[Men]] who lived to advanced age: [[Bëor]], [[Aldor]] of [[Rohan]] and [[Grimbeorn]] the son of [[Beorn]].

Apparently the youngest of the three was [[Grimbeorn]], who is reported to have ruled in the [[Vales of Anduin]] in the year [[III]] 3018. The evidence points strongly to his being born after [[Bilbo]]'s visit to his father in III 2941, so his age could be no more than 77 at the time he is called 'The Old'. He may, of course, have lived longer that this.

Bëor was the first of Men to encounter the [[Elves]], having led his people across the [[Blue Mountains]] into [[Beleriand]]. He was 49 at the time of that meeting, and died after another forty-four years of service to [[Finrod Felagund]], at the age of 93.

The oldest of the three, though, was Aldor, the third King of Rohan. He lived for more than a century, 101 years to be precise, and ruled the land of the [[Rohirrim]] for no less than seventy-five years.