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'''The White''' was a title apparently used to denote the head of the [[Wizards]] in [[Middle-earth]], originally borne by [[Saruman]], but claimed by [[Gandalf]] after his return. | '''The White''' was a title apparently used to denote the head of the [[Wizards]] in [[Middle-earth]], originally borne by [[Saruman]],<ref>{{FR|I2}}</ref> but claimed by [[Gandalf]] after his return.<ref>{{TT|III5}}</ref> | ||
This title was also given (with a more literal meaning) to [[Celebdil]], the snow-capped mountain above [[Khazad-dûm]] where [[Durin's Tower]] was built. | This title was also given (with a more literal meaning) to [[Celebdil]], the snow-capped mountain above [[Moria|Khazad-dûm]] where [[Durin's Tower]] was built.<ref>{{FR|II3}}</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:02, 4 October 2013
The White was a title apparently used to denote the head of the Wizards in Middle-earth, originally borne by Saruman,[1] but claimed by Gandalf after his return.[2]
This title was also given (with a more literal meaning) to Celebdil, the snow-capped mountain above Khazad-dûm where Durin's Tower was built.[3]
