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Collected Poems/Previously unpublished contents

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	* #88.  [[The Tale of Beewolf Son of Echgethew]] '''[*not published in full]'''		* #88.  [[The Tale of Beewolf Son of Echgethew]] '''[*not published in full]'''
	** 19 lines used as a demonstration of meter in the preface of ''[[Beowulf and the Finnsburg Fragment]]'' (1940), ~~which~~ was reprinted as "[[Prefatory Remarks on Prose Translation of 'Beowulf'\|On Translating Beowulf]]" in ''[[The Monsters and the Critics, and Other Essays]]'' (1983)		** 19 lines used as a demonstration of meter in the preface of ''[[Beowulf and the Finnsburg Fragment]]'' (1940), the preface was reprinted as "[[Prefatory Remarks on Prose Translation of 'Beowulf'\|On Translating Beowulf]]" in ''[[The Monsters and the Critics, and Other Essays]]'' (1983)

	* #139.  [[Visio de Doworst]]		* #139.  [[Visio de Doworst]]
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	===Remaining poems===		===Remaining poems===
	The rest of the poems, though not ~~published~~ for the first time, now ~~include~~ almost all the variant versions and drafts that ~~are extant and available~~. So almost ~~no poem in this collection~~ is without new material.		The rest of the poems, though not appearing for the first time, are now accompanied with almost all the variant versions and drafts that can be found. So almost none of them is without new material.

	===Mentioned, but not found or lost===		===Mentioned, but not found or lost===

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	; 2024		; 2024
			* ''[[The Collected Poems of J.R.R. Tolkien]]''
			** 196 poems, with nearly all the extant drafts and alternative versions
			** Miscellaneous written matters in appendices

	* ''[[Tolkien on Chaucer, 1913-1959]]''		* ''[[Tolkien on Chaucer, 1913-1959]]''
	** Assorted writings from Tolkien's student and early career period		** Assorted writings from Tolkien's student and early career period
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	** Texts of "The Feanorian Alphabet", part two		** Texts of "The Feanorian Alphabet", part two
	** Collected writings on 'pronouns' in the invented languages		** Collected writings on 'pronouns' in the invented languages

	* ''[[The Collected Poems of J.R.R. Tolkien]]''
	** 196 poems, with nearly all the alternative versions and drafts associated with them
	** Miscellaneous written matters in appendices

	; 2023		; 2023

Secrets of Middle-earth: Inside Tolkien's "The Hobbit"

MallornTea — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 14:56:47 GMT

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-[[File:Secrets of Middle-earth- Inside Tolkien's "The Hobbit" cover.jpg|200px|right]]
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-'''Secrets of Middle-earth: Inside Tolkien's "The Hobbit"''' is a [[2003]] documentary directed, written and conducted by [[Bob Carruthers]]. It features art by [[The Brothers Hildebrandt]], music by [[Mostly Autumn|Mostly Autumn]], and interviews with [[Priscilla Tolkien]], [[John Tolkien]], [[Humphrey Carpenter]], [[Rayner Unwin]], [[Tom Shippey]] and [[Tim Hildebrandt]].
+| image=Secrets of Middle-earth- Inside Tolkien's "The Hobbit" cover.jpg
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Guards of the Citadel

Aeglos — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 10:34:29 GMT

Organisation

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	==Organisation==		==Organisation==
	There were at least three companies, each of which had its own storehouse; [[Beregond]], son of [[Baranor (man of Gondor)\|Baranor]] belonged to the [[Third Company of the Citadel]].<ref name="MT"/> The Captain-~~general~~ of the Guards was probably the heir of the throne; during the time of the [[Ruling Steward]]s it was the heir of the Steward.		There were at least three companies, each of which had its own storehouse; [[Beregond]], son of [[Baranor (man of Gondor)\|Baranor]] belonged to the [[Third Company of the Citadel]].<ref name="MT"/> The [[Captain-General]] of the Guards was probably the heir of the throne; during the time of the [[Ruling Steward]]s it was the heir of the Steward.

	==References==		==References==

Scimitar

MOONBOLT — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 10:23:15 GMT

Removing incomplete tag as, upon reflection, this is about as comprehensive as an article can get about a weapon that is mentioned a handful of times.

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	~~{{Incomplete}}~~{{Quote\|Beyond the fire he saw swarming black figures: there seemed to be hundreds of orcs. They brandished spears and scimitars which shone red as blood in the firelight.\|''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', "[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]}}		{{Quote\|Beyond the fire he saw swarming black figures: there seemed to be hundreds of orcs. They brandished spears and scimitars which shone red as blood in the firelight.\|''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', "[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]}}
	A '''scimitar''' is a type of curved [[Sword\|sword]] used by [[Orcs]]<ref name=":2">{{FR\|II5}}, p. 321</ref><ref name=":0">{{TT\|III1}}, p. 415</ref> and [[Haradrim]]<ref name=":1">{{RK\|V6}}, p. 839</ref>.		A '''scimitar''' is a type of curved [[Sword\|sword]] used by [[Orcs]]<ref name=":2">{{FR\|II5}}, p. 321</ref><ref name=":0">{{TT\|III1}}, p. 415</ref> and [[Haradrim]]<ref name=":1">{{RK\|V6}}, p. 839</ref>.

Barrow-wights

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	The '''Barrow-wights''' were [[undead]] creatures,<ref>{{Beowulf\|C}}, commentary on the Old English word ''orcneas'' p. 164</ref> dead bones animated<ref name="Bombadil">{{FR\|Bombadil}}, p. 130</ref> by [[evil spirits]]<ref name="evil spirits">{{App\|Eriador}}, ''The North-kingdom and the Dúnedain'', entry for Argeleb II, p. 1041</ref><ref>{{PM\|Elendil}}, manuscript C, The Northern Line of Arnor, 18. Arveleg I and 20. Argeleb II</ref><ref>{{PM\|Third}}, T4, entry for the year 1409</ref> that inhabited barrows<ref>{{HM\|N}}, entry ''Barrow-wights'', p. 753</ref>.		The '''Barrow-wights''' were [[undead]] creatures,<ref>{{Beowulf\|C}}, commentary on the Old English word ''orcneas'' p. 164</ref> dead bones animated<ref name="Bombadil">{{FR\|Bombadil}}, p. 130</ref> by [[evil spirits]]<ref name="evil spirits">{{App\|Eriador}}, ''The North-kingdom and the Dúnedain'', entry for Argeleb II, p. 1041</ref><ref>{{PM\|Elendil}}, manuscript C, The Northern Line of Arnor, 18. Arveleg I and 20. Argeleb II</ref><ref>{{PM\|Third}}, T4, entry for the year 1409</ref> that inhabited barrows<ref name="Barrow-wights">{{HM\|N}}, entry ''Barrow-wights'', p. 753</ref>.

	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==
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	The Barrow-wights were evil spirits,<ref name="evil spirits"/> although their true nature is unknown; it is not known if they were perverted [[Maiar]] ([[Úmaiar]]) or [[Fëa and hröa\|spirits]] of [[Orcs]], [[Elves]], or [[Men]].		The Barrow-wights were evil spirits,<ref name="evil spirits"/> although their true nature is unknown; it is not known if they were perverted [[Maiar]] ([[Úmaiar]]) or [[Fëa and hröa\|spirits]] of [[Orcs]], [[Elves]], or [[Men]].

	It seems that Barrow-wights animated bones and that rings clinked on cold fingers and gold chains clinked when they walked in the [[Barrows]].<ref name="Bombadil"/> A barrow-wight could also animate a detached arm and make it walk on its fingers.<ref name="Barrow">{{FR\|Barrow}}</ref>		It seems that Barrow-wights animated bones and that rings clinked on cold fingers and gold chains clinked when they walked in the [[Barrows]].<ref name="Bombadil"/> A barrow-wight could also animate a detached arm and make it walk on its fingers.<ref name="Barrow">{{FR\|Barrow}}, pp. 141-6</ref>

	Outdoors at night a Barrow-wight appeared like a tall dark figure with very cold eyes that were lit a pale light seeming to come from a remote distance. It had an icy touch that froze the bones of its victim and seemingly caused the victim to lose consciousness. It spoke with a deep and cold voice and used an incantation that tried to immobilize its victims. It arranged its victims to lie on their backs, clothed them in white, placed circlets on their heads, chains around their waists and rings on their fingers, swords by their sides and shields at their feet. In addition, a long sword was placed across the necks of the victim and it seemed that a Barrow-wight intended to use the sword to kill its victims.<ref name="Barrow"/>		Outdoors at night a Barrow-wight appeared like a tall dark figure with very cold eyes that were lit a pale light seeming to come from a remote distance. It had an icy touch that froze the bones of its victim and seemingly caused the victim to lose consciousness. It spoke with a deep and cold voice and used an incantation that tried to immobilize its victims. It arranged its victims to lie on their backs, clothed them in white, placed circlets on their heads, chains around their waists and rings on their fingers, swords by their sides and shields at their feet. In addition, a long sword was placed across the necks of the victim and it seemed that a Barrow-wight intended to use the sword to kill its victims.<ref name="Barrow"/>

	==History==		==History==
	In the days of King [[Argeleb II]] of [[Arthedain]] evil spirits ~~came~~ from [[Angmar]] and [[Rhudaur]] ~~and inhabited~~ the [[Barrow-downs]] in [[Cardolan]].<ref name="evil spirits"/>		After most of the people of [[Cardolan]] had died in the [[Great Plague]] in the days of King [[Argeleb II]] of [[Arthedain]],<ref name="evil spirits"/> the [[Witch-king]] of [[Angmar]] sent<ref>{{UT\|Other}}, manuscript version C</ref> evil spirits from [[Angmar]] and [[Rhudaur]] to inhabit the deserted [[Barrow-downs]] in [[Cardolan]]<ref name="evil spirits"/>.

	One of them occupied the cairn of the [[last prince of Cardolan]].<ref name="Eriador" /><ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", pp. 144-5; Index, 'Cardolan, [[Last prince of Cardolan\|last prince of]]'</ref> The spirits stirred the dead bones in the mounds and haunted them.<ref name="Eriador">{{App\|Eriador}}</ref><ref name="Elendil">{{PM\|Elendil}}, p. 194</ref><ref name="I7">{{FR\|Bombadil}}</ref>		One of them occupied the cairn of the [[last prince of Cardolan]].<ref name="Eriador" /><ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", pp. 144-5; Index, 'Cardolan, [[Last prince of Cardolan\|last prince of]]'</ref> The spirits stirred the dead bones in the mounds and haunted them.<ref name="Eriador">{{App\|Eriador}}</ref><ref name="Elendil">{{PM\|Elendil}}, p. 194</ref><ref name="I7">{{FR\|Bombadil}}</ref>
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	According to [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] verse, [[Tom Bombadil]] escaped a Barrow-wight on some occasion, using his enchanting incantations.<ref name="AB1" /> Perhaps his authority was sourced by the inherent power he had on this region of the world, not the spirits themselves.		According to [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] verse, [[Tom Bombadil]] escaped a Barrow-wight on some occasion, using his enchanting incantations.<ref name="AB1" /> Perhaps his authority was sourced by the inherent power he had on this region of the world, not the spirits themselves.

	During the [[War of the Ring]] ([[September]] {{TA\|3018\|n}}) the [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] entered Cardolan around September 24. Their chief, the [[Witch-king]], moved to [[Andrath]] and visited the Barrow-downs, where he stayed for three days in order to rouse the Barrow-wights. According to the rare manuscript ''[[The Hunt for the Ring\|The Hunt for the Ring: Time Scheme - Black Riders]]'', the [[Witch King]] empowered the Barrow-wights and slew the [[Ranger]]s in order to trap the [[Ring]]-bearer - a strategy that would almost work; he left on September 27.<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", p. 145-6</ref><ref name="RC">{{HM\|RC}}, "Flight to the Ford", p. 180</ref><ref>{{UT\|Other}}</ref>		During the [[War of the Ring]] ([[September]] {{TA\|3018\|n}}) the [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] entered Cardolan around September 24. Their chief, the [[Witch-king]], moved to [[Andrath]] and visited the Barrow-downs, where he stayed for three days in order to rouse the Barrow-wights. According to the rare manuscript ''[[The Hunt for the Ring\|The Hunt for the Ring: Time Scheme - Black Riders]]'', the [[Witch King]] empowered the Barrow-wights and slew the [[Ranger]]s in order to trap the [[Ring]]-bearer - a strategy that would almost work; he left on September 27.<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", p. 145-6</ref><ref name="RC">{{HM\|RC}}, "Flight to the Ford", p. 180</ref><ref>{{UT\|Other}}, notes on the movements of the Black Riders</ref>

	On 28 September {{TA\|3018}})<ref>{{App\|Great}}, entry for the year 3018, September 28, p. 1091</ref> [[Frodo Baggins]], [[Samwise Gamgee]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Peregrin Took]] were trapped in the [[Barrow-downs]] by the [[magic\|spells]] of the Barrow-wights, and were nearly slain by the creatures. They were saved in the last minute by Tom, who seemed to have had complete authority over them.<ref name="Barrow"/>		On 28 September {{TA\|3018}})<ref>{{App\|Great}}, entry for the year 3018, September 28, p. 1091</ref> [[Frodo Baggins]], [[Samwise Gamgee]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Peregrin Took]] were trapped in the [[Barrow-downs]] by the [[magic\|spells]] of the Barrow-wights, and were nearly slain by the creatures. They were saved in the last minute by Tom, who seemed to have had complete authority over them.<ref name="Barrow"/>
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	''[[Barrows\|barrow]]'' + ''[[wights\|wight]]''		The name ''Barrow-wight'' is a combination of the word ''[[Barrows\|barrow]]'' and the word ''[[wights\|wight]]''. A ''barrow'' is a grave-mound.<ref name="Barrow-wights"/> A ''wight'' meant originally and chiefly a supernatural, preternatural, or unearthly being.<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, citing from the Oxford English Dictionary, p. 137</ref>

	==Other versions of the legendarium==		==Other versions of the legendarium==

Soul's Ward

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	~~[[File:The Reprint of the Old English Exodus.jpg\|center\|thumb\|500px\|The Reprint of the [[Old English Exodus]], coming in May 2026]]~~

	<big>'''Materials by J.R.R. Tolkien, Accessible as of Today'''</big>		<big>'''Materials by J.R.R. Tolkien, Accessible as of Today'''</big>

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	==The List==		==The List==
			; 2026
			* "[[Soul's Ward]]", from ''The Review of English Studies''
			** Translation of ''Sawles Warde''

	; 2025		; 2025
	* ''[[The Bovadium Fragments: together with The Origin of Bovadium]]''		* ''[[The Bovadium Fragments: together with The Origin of Bovadium]]''
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	* ''[[The Battle of Maldon: together with The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth]]''		* ''[[The Battle of Maldon: together with The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth]]''
	** Poem "The Homecoming" with its two essays		** Poem "The Homecoming" with its two essays
	** Prose translation of "The Battle of Maldon", with introduction and notes		** Prose translation of ''The Battle of Maldon'', with introduction and notes
	** A related essay on versification		** A related essay on versification
	** In appendices:		** In appendices:
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	; 1982		; 1982
	* ''[[The Old English Exodus]]''		* ''[[The Old English Exodus]]'', reprinted in 2026 as part of ''[[Christopher Tolkien Centenary Boxed Sets\|a boxed set]]''
	** Edited Old English text of ''Exodus'', a poem		** Edited Old English text of ''Exodus'', a poem
	** Prose translation of ''Exodus''		** Prose translation of ''Exodus''
	** Lecture notes on the poem, as commentary, with introduction<br>(This is the only book in this List that is physically unobtainable, but a scan of it can be found in various shadow libraries on the internet, but if that method poses difficulty, see [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11se-C3hmaRk4YK72XyIbgLkl6KhFUltc?usp=sharing here])		** Lecture notes on the poem, as commentary, with introduction

	* ''[[Mr. Bliss]]''		* ''[[Mr. Bliss]]''

Lind Erebros

MusicOfTolkien — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:35:20 GMT

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	'''Lind Erebros''' is a Russian composer. Specializing in video game soundtracks, Lind also released a trio of albums thematically tied to material from the [[Silmarillion]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/c/LindErebrosMusic</ref>		'''Lind Erebros''' is a Russian composer by the name of Mikhail Anatolyevich Kostylev<ref>{{Cite web\|articleurl=https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D1%8B%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2,_%D0%9C%D0%B8%D1%85%D0%B0%D0%B8%D0%BB_%D0%90%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87\|articlename=Костылев, Михаил Анатольевич\|accessed=June 8 2026}}</ref>. Specializing in video game soundtracks, Lind also released a trio of albums thematically tied to material from the [[Silmarillion]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/c/LindErebrosMusic</ref>

	==Albums==		==Albums==
	*[[Rebirth of Light]] (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>		*[[Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light]] (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>
	*[[~~Noldolante (album)\|~~Noldolante]] (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>		*[[Elven Oratory II: Noldolante]] (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>
	*[[~~Lay of Leithian (album)\|~~Lay of Leithian]] (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>		*[[Elven Oratory III: Lay of Leithian]] (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>


	==External Links==		==External Links==
	https://linderebros.ru/		*https://linderebros.ru/

	[https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D1%8B%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2,_%D0%9C%D0%B8%D1%85%D0%B0%D0%B8%D0%BB_%D0%90%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87 Wikipedia (Russian)]

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Elven Oratory III: Lay of Leithian

MusicOfTolkien — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:30:42 GMT

Created page with "{{Album | title = Elven Oratory III: Lay of Leithian | image = | artist = Lind Erebros | released = Aug 1, 2015 | genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk | length = 47 min 21 sec | language = English }} '''''Elven Oratory III: Lay of Leithian''''' was the third of three Silmarillion inspired albums from Lind Erebros. ==Track listing== #Doriath - 5:39 #Luthien Song - 2:42 #Love Theme - 3:49 #Walking in Forest - 2:09 #Melian Prophecy - 3:11 #Quest for the Sil..."

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| released = Aug 1, 2015

| genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk

| length = 47 min 21 sec

| language = English

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'''''Elven Oratory III: Lay of Leithian''''' was the third of three [[Silmarillion]] inspired albums from [[Lind Erebros]].
==Track listing==
#Doriath - 5:39
#Luthien Song - 2:42
#Love Theme - 3:49
#Walking in Forest - 2:09
#Melian Prophecy - 3:11
#Quest for the Silmaril - 2:18
#I Will Follow Him - 2:08
#Finrod and Sauron - 6:25
#Salvation - 2:16
#Healing Scars - 2:40
#Beren's Song of Farewell - 3:52
#Way to the Dark Fortress - 1:54
#Magic Lullaby for Melkor - 2:12
#Mandos Oblivion - 2:36
#Pray for a Mortal Life - 3:25
==Thematic references==
==External links==
*https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k

{{references}}

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Lind Erebros

MusicOfTolkien — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:27:53 GMT

Elven Oratory II: Noldolante

MusicOfTolkien — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:18:10 GMT

Created page with "{{Album | title = Elven Oratory II: Noldolante | image = | artist = Lind Erebros | released = 2011 | genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk | length = 45 min 36 sec | language = English }} '''''Elven Oratory II: Noldolante''''' was the second of three Silmarillion inspired albums from Lind Erebros. ==Track listing== # Maeglor's Cry - 2:13 # Noldolante - 2:27 # Blizzard - 2:56 # Elven Warsong - 3:54 # Reinforcements Has Arrived - 0:57 # Fingon Goes..."

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| genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk

| length = 45 min 36 sec

| language = English

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'''''Elven Oratory II: Noldolante''''' was the second of three [[Silmarillion]] inspired albums from [[Lind Erebros]].
==Track listing==
# Maeglor's Cry - 2:13
# Noldolante - 2:27
# Blizzard - 2:56
# Elven Warsong - 3:54
# Reinforcements Has Arrived - 0:57
# Fingon Goes To Thangorodrim - 3:42
# Banner With The Star - 3:52
# As Black Raven And White Eagle - 2:03
# Dagor Bragollach - 6:44
# Balrogs Swarm - 2:16
# Nirnaeth Arnoediad - 2:59
# Last Sunrise - 0:57
# Fingolfin - 5:32
# Land Where Flowers Grow - 4:55
==Thematic references==

==External links==
*https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7

{{references}}

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Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light

MusicOfTolkien — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:07:26 GMT

Created page with "{{Album | title = Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light | image = | artist = Lind Erebros | released = 2009 | genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk | length = 47 min 50 sec | language = English }} '''''Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light''''' was the first of three Silmarillion inspired albums from Lind Erebros. ==Track listing== #Valinor - 4:10 #Valar Glory - 3:52 #Farewell - 1:41 #Sleep My Miriel - 4:33 #Silmarills - 1:58 #Noa Marta - 2:11 #Ungoliante - 5:35..."

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| title = Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light

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| artist = Lind Erebros

| released = 2009

| genre = Electronic, Classical, Folk

| length = 47 min 50 sec

| language = English

}}

'''''Elven Oratory I: Rebirth of Light''''' was the first of three [[Silmarillion]] inspired albums from [[Lind Erebros]].
==Track listing==
#Valinor - 4:10
#Valar Glory - 3:52
#Farewell - 1:41
#Sleep My Miriel - 4:33
#Silmarills - 1:58
#Noa Marta - 2:11
#Ungoliante - 5:35
#Aldudenie - 4:04
#Noldor - 5:57
#Gotmog Defeats Feanor - 3:03
#Ered Vetrin at snow - 1:52
#Isilkarmeo - 2:20
#First Moon Night - 1:42
#Anarkarmeo - 4:44
==Thematic references==

==External links==
*https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog

{{references}}

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			<nowiki>==External links==</nowiki>

	<nowiki>{{references}}</nowiki>		<nowiki>{{references}}</nowiki>

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Soni Alcorn-Hender

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	Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref>{{Cite web\|articleurl=https://www.lotrsketch.com/masterpieces-ii/soni-alcorn-hender\|articlename=Soni Alcorn-Hender\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref>{{Cite web\|articleurl=https://www.lotrsketch.com/masterpieces-ii/soni-alcorn-hender\|articlename=Soni Alcorn-Hender\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], ~~and~~ "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref>		Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref>

	==Selected works==		==Selected works==

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Lind Erebros

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	==Albums==		==Albums==
	* Rebirth of Light (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>		* [[Rebirth of Light]] (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>
	* Noldolante (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>		* [[Noldolante (album)\|Noldolante]] (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>
	* Lay of Leithian (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>		* [[Lay of Leithian (album)\|Lay of Leithian]] (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>


			==External Links==
			https://linderebros.ru/

	{{references}}		{{references}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Erebros, Lind}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Erebros, Lind}}
	[[Category:Composers]]		[[Category:Composers]]

Soni Alcorn-Hender

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	*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]		*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]
	*[[~~Amon_Hen_291~~\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]		*[[Amon_Hen_292\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]
	*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])		*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])
	*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]		*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]

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	==History==		==History==
	Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from [[wikipedia:University_of_Portsmouth#Portsmouth_Municipal_Technical_Institute_and_the_College_of_Art\|Portsmouth College of Art & Design]] before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].~~<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref>~~ She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.		Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from [[wikipedia:University_of_Portsmouth#Portsmouth_Municipal_Technical_Institute_and_the_College_of_Art\|Portsmouth College of Art & Design]] before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]]. She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.

	The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites [[wikipedia:Illustration#The_"Golden_Age"\|Golden Age]] illustrators such as [[wikipedia:Arthur_Rackham\|Arthur Rackham]], [[wikipedia:John_Bauer_(illustrator)\|John Bauer]], [[wikipedia:Edmund_Dulac\|Edmund Dulac]], and contemporary illustrator [[wikipedia:Yoshitaka Amano\|Yoshitaka Amano]] as influences.		The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In addition to Tolkien, she also cites [[wikipedia:Illustration#The_"Golden_Age"\|Golden Age]] illustrators such as [[wikipedia:Arthur_Rackham\|Arthur Rackham]], [[wikipedia:John_Bauer_(illustrator)\|John Bauer]], [[wikipedia:Edmund_Dulac\|Edmund Dulac]], and contemporary illustrator [[wikipedia:Yoshitaka Amano\|Yoshitaka Amano]] as influences.

	Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref>{{Cite web\|articleurl=https://www.lotrsketch.com/masterpieces-ii/soni-alcorn-hender\|articlename=Soni Alcorn-Hender\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.		Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref>

	==Selected works==		==Selected works==

Soni Alcorn-Hender

MOONBOLT — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 02:00:33 GMT

Full revision of article, which had not been updated since 2015, partially at the request of the artist. Added corrections and listed notable Tolkien-related works. Provided links to relevant publications where Soni was featured. Deleted dead links, etc. etc. Article could use a few more sources (ex. her influences were listed via e-mail correspondence).

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	'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''' (pronounced "Sunny")<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> - and known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''' - is an English artist living in Portugal~~. Her~~ artwork ~~has been exhibited by~~ [[~~The~~ Tolkien ~~Society~~]] and ~~has been published by [[Topps]] in their [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] card series~~.		'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''', also known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''', is an English artist currently living in Portugal who has created artwork for numerous [[Tolkien]]-related publications and products.

	She ~~has cited Victorian illustration as an inspiration for~~ her ~~style~~,<ref name="LM"~~/> whilst the phrase "luminous aestheticism" has been used to describe her artwork.<ref~~>{{webcite\|articleurl=http://~~bankstreetarts~~.com/~~exhibitions/evil-in-the-shining-light~~/\|articlename=~~Evil in the Shining Light~~\|website=[http://~~bankstreetarts~~.com ~~Bank Street Arts~~]\|accessed=~~31 August 2015~~}}</ref>		==History==
			Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from [[wikipedia:University_of_Portsmouth#Portsmouth_Municipal_Technical_Institute_and_the_College_of_Art\|Portsmouth College of Art & Design]] before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]]. She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.

			The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In addition to Tolkien, she also cites [[wikipedia:Illustration#The_"Golden_Age"\|Golden Age]] illustrators such as [[wikipedia:Arthur_Rackham\|Arthur Rackham]], [[wikipedia:John_Bauer_(illustrator)\|John Bauer]], [[wikipedia:Edmund_Dulac\|Edmund Dulac]], and contemporary illustrator [[wikipedia:Yoshitaka Amano\|Yoshitaka Amano]] as influences.

			Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref>{{Cite web\|articleurl=https://www.lotrsketch.com/masterpieces-ii/soni-alcorn-hender\|articlename=Soni Alcorn-Hender\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref> In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	~~==History==~~		Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.<ref name="BW-About">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=8 June 2026}}</ref>
	Alcorn-Hender ~~grew up~~ in ~~southern England before moving to Scotland to complete a degree~~ in ~~illustration at~~ the [[~~wikipedia:Glasgow School~~ of ~~Art~~\|~~Glasgow School of Art~~]].<ref name="~~BSA~~"/~~> She moved to Portugal for the warm weather where she regularly works on commissions~~.<ref ~~name="SKA"/~~>

	~~Having held the~~ works of [[~~J.R.R. Tolkien~~]] ~~close to her heart since a young age - describing herself as "batshit crazy" about~~ ''[[~~The Lord of the Rings~~]]''~~<ref name="SKA">{{webcite~~\|~~articleurl=http://sketchcardart.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/interview-with-soni-alcorn-hender.html~~\|~~articlename=Interview with Soni Alcorn-Hender~~\|~~dated=9 February 2010~~\|~~accessed=31 August 2015~~\|~~website=~~[~~http://sketchcardart.blogspot.co.uk/ Sketch Card Art!~~]~~}}</ref> - she always had a desire to create artworks based on his works. Following a recommendation by fellow artist~~ [[~~Grant Gould~~]], ~~in November~~ [[~~2007~~]] ~~she was commissioned by~~ [[~~Topps~~]] ~~to produce cards for the forthcoming~~ [[~~The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces~~]] II series.<ref name="LM">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://www.legendariummedia.com/2013/02/23/exclusive-interview-and-contest-with-fantasy-artist-soni-alcorn-hender-bohemian-weasel/\|articlename=EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Fantasy Artist – Soni Alcorn-Hender (Bohemian Weasel)\|~~dated=23 February 2013\|accessed=31 August 2015\|website=[http://www.legendariummedia.com Legendarium Media~~]~~}}</ref> In~~ [[~~2013~~]] ~~Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of~~ ''[[~~The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]~~'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.<ref>{{webcite\|articleurl=https://www.cryptozoic.com/blogs/adventure-time-hobbit-and-walking-dead-sketch-card-previews\|articlename=Adventure Time, The Hobbit, and The Walking Dead sketch card previews\|dated=11 March 2014\|accessed=31 August 2015\|website=[http://www.cryptozoic.com Cryptozoic Entertainment]~~}}</ref>~~		==Selected works==
			*[[Aiglos_(journal)\|''Aiglos'' 24]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_260\|''Amon Hen'' 260]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_263\|''Amon Hen'' 263]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_264\|''Amon Hen'' 264]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_265\|''Amon Hen'' 265]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_266\|''Amon Hen'' 266]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_267\|''Amon Hen'' 267]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_282\|''Amon Hen'' 282]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]
			*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])
			*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]
			*[[Mallorn_56\|''Mallorn'' 56]]
			*[[Mallorn_58\|''Mallorn'' 58]]
			*[[Mallorn_61\|''Mallorn'' 61]]

	~~Her artwork has been featured~~ in ''[[~~Mallorn 54~~]]'', ~~published by~~ [[~~The~~ Tolkien ~~Society~~]] in [[~~2013~~]]~~. And in~~ [[~~2014~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~2015~~]] ~~Alcorn-Hender's artwork was exhibited at the Society's~~ [[~~Oxonmoot~~]] ~~events alongside other notable artists such as~~ [[~~Ted Nasmith~~]]~~. In September 2015 her artwork was exhibited in the "~~[~~http://bankstreetarts.com/exhibitions/evil-in-the-shining-light/ Evil in the Shining Light~~]~~" exhibition.~~		==Exhibitions==
			*Evil in the Shining Light ([[2015]])
			*Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill ([[2017]])
			*Illuminating Tolkien ([[2016]])
			*[[Oxonmoot]] ([[2015]], [[2016]], [[2017]], [[2018]], [[2019]], [[2020]], [[2021]], [[2022]])
			*Tolkien Weekend ([[2016]])

	==See also==		==See also==
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	==External links==		==External links==
	* '''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Bohemian Weasel]''' (official website)		*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Bohemian Weasel]''' (official website)
	* [http://bohemianweasel~~.deviantart~~.com~~/ Bohemian Weasel~~] ~~at deviantArt~~		*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Artist Instagram]'''
	* [http://valarguild.org/varda/Tolkien/encyc/art/gallery/BohemianWeasel/caveBohemianWeasel.htm The Bohemian Weasel'~~s Cave] at ValarGuild~~

	{{references}}		{{references}}

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ComanLobo33 — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 01:53:42 GMT

User account ComanLobo33 was created

Laws and Customs among the Eldar

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Undo revision 433882 by Unireverse (talk) Undoing an unnecessary edit that was applied to one instance of "reembodiment" but not applied to numerous instances "reembodied". See: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reembodiment

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	Though elves are functionally immortal, they can still experience death. If an elf's body ([[hröa]]) is damaged to the point where it can no longer function, their spirit ([[fëa]]) will depart their body and become houseless and invisible to bodily eyes, though still visible to other unhoused fëar.		Though elves are functionally immortal, they can still experience death. If an elf's body ([[hröa]]) is damaged to the point where it can no longer function, their spirit ([[fëa]]) will depart their body and become houseless and invisible to bodily eyes, though still visible to other unhoused fëar.

	The destiny of Elven fëar differed from those of Men in that they were destined to dwell in [[Arda]] for its entire duration, and as a consequence their fëar protected their bodies from illness and wounds that would prove fatal to mortals. Upon reaching [[Aman]] following the [[Sundering of the Elves]], the elves learned that their unhoused spirits would go to the [[Halls of Mandos]] to redress their life's griefs and await ~~re-embodiment~~.		The destiny of Elven fëar differed from those of Men in that they were destined to dwell in [[Arda]] for its entire duration, and as a consequence their fëar protected their bodies from illness and wounds that would prove fatal to mortals. Upon reaching [[Aman]] following the [[Sundering of the Elves]], the elves learned that their unhoused spirits would go to the [[Halls of Mandos]] to redress their life's griefs and await reembodiment.

	==Of Rebirth and Other Doom of Those That Go to Mandos==		==Of Rebirth and Other Doom of Those That Go to Mandos==

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MOONBOLT — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 00:39:28 GMT

linked to various wikis relevant to mentioned persons and places

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	==History==		==History==
	Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from Portsmouth College of Art & Design before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.		Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from [[wikipedia:University_of_Portsmouth#Portsmouth_Municipal_Technical_Institute_and_the_College_of_Art\|Portsmouth College of Art & Design]] before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.

	The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.		The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites [[wikipedia:Illustration#The_"Golden_Age"\|Golden Age]] illustrators such as [[wikipedia:Arthur_Rackham\|Arthur Rackham]], [[wikipedia:John_Bauer_(illustrator)\|John Bauer]], [[wikipedia:Edmund_Dulac\|Edmund Dulac]], and contemporary illustrator [[wikipedia:Yoshitaka Amano\|Yoshitaka Amano]] as influences.

	Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.		Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]], and "Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill" in [[2017]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.

	==Selected works==		==Selected works==
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	*Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill ([[2017]])		*Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill ([[2017]])
	*Illuminating Tolkien ([[2016]])		*Illuminating Tolkien ([[2016]])
	*[[Oxonmoot]] (2015, 2016, 2017, [[2018]], [[2019]], [[2020]], [[2021]], [[2022]])		*[[Oxonmoot]] ([[2015]], [[2016]], [[2017]], [[2018]], [[2019]], [[2020]], [[2021]], [[2022]])
	*Tolkien Weekend (2016)		*Tolkien Weekend ([[2016]])

	==See also==		==See also==

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User account Smcquilling was created

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	'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''', also known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''', is an English artist currently living in Portugal~~. Her~~ artwork ~~has been exhibited by~~ [[~~The~~ Tolkien ~~Society~~]]~~, with numerous works being featured in~~ publications ~~such as [[Amon_Hen_(journal)\|''Amon Hen'']]~~ and [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']]. Her artwork has also been published by [[Topps]] in their [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] card series as well as licensed card artwork for Cryptozoic Entertainment's [[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey\|''The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'']] trading card game.		'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''', also known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''', is an English artist currently living in Portugal who has created artwork for numerous [[Tolkien]]-related publications and products.

	==History==		==History==
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	The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.		The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.

	Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by Topps to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	~~Her~~ artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. In [[~~2014~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~2015~~]], ~~Alcorn-Hender's artwork was exhibited at~~ the ~~Society's~~ [[~~Oxonmoot~~]] ~~events alongside other notable artists such as~~ [[~~Ted Nasmith~~]]~~. In September 2015, her artwork was exhibited in the "Evil in the Shining Light" exhibition~~. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.		Alcorn-Hender's artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. She has also exhibited at many [[Tolkien exhibitions]] including several [[Oxonmoot]] conventions, "Evil in the Shining Light" in [[2015]], and "Illuminating Tolkien" in [[2016]]. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.

			==Selected works==
			*[[Aiglos_(journal)\|''Aiglos'' 24]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_260\|''Amon Hen'' 260]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_263\|''Amon Hen'' 263]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_264\|''Amon Hen'' 264]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_265\|''Amon Hen'' 265]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_266\|''Amon Hen'' 266]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_267\|''Amon Hen'' 267]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_282\|''Amon Hen'' 282]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]
			*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]
			*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])
			*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]
			*[[Mallorn_56\|''Mallorn'' 56]]
			*[[Mallorn_58\|''Mallorn'' 58]]
			*[[Mallorn_61\|''Mallorn'' 61]]

			==Exhibitions==
			*Evil in the Shining Light ([[2015]])
			*Far from the Shire Art, Art in the Mill ([[2017]])
			*Illuminating Tolkien ([[2016]])
			*[[Oxonmoot]] (2015, 2016, 2017, [[2018]], [[2019]], [[2020]], [[2021]], [[2022]])
			*Tolkien Weekend (2016)

	==See also==		==See also==
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Bohemian Weasel]''' (official website)		*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Bohemian Weasel]''' (official website)
			*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Artist Instagram]'''

	{{references}}		{{references}}

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	* '''[[1957]]''' - [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] writes [[Letter to William Ready (9 June 1957)\|a letter to William Ready]].		* '''[[1957]]''' - [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] writes [[Letter to William Ready (9 June 1957)\|a letter to William Ready]].
	* '''[[1963]]''' - Actress [[Megan Edwards]] is born.		* '''[[1963]]''' - Actress [[Megan Edwards]] is born.
	* '''[[1963]]''' - [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s paper "[[English and Welsh]]" is published in ''[[Angles and Britons\|Angles and Britons: O'Donnell Lectures]]'', a collection of lectures from the University of Wales.
	* '''[[1966]]''' - [[John Garth]] is born.		* '''[[1966]]''' - [[John Garth]] is born.
	* '''[[2010]]''' - [[Midway Games]] is closed, because of bankruptcy.		* '''[[2010]]''' - [[Midway Games]] is closed, because of bankruptcy.
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	==In Arda==		==In Arda==
	:''There are no known events for this day.''<noinclude>[[Category:Dates\|161]][[fi:9. kesäkuuta]]</noinclude>		:''There are no known events for this day.''<noinclude>[[Category:Dates\|161]][[de:9. Juni]][[fi:9. kesäkuuta]]</noinclude>

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	==History==		==History==
	Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.		Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England and received a two-year diploma from Portsmouth College of Art & Design before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.

	The ~~influnce~~ of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.		The influence of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.

	Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

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	[[Category:Dates\|159]] [[fi:7. kesäkuuta]] </noinclude>		[[Category:Dates\|159]][[de:7. Juni]][[fi:7. kesäkuuta]] </noinclude>

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	'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''', also known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''', is an English artist currently living in Portugal. Her artwork has been exhibited by [[The Tolkien Society]] and has been published by [[Topps]] in their [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] card series.		'''Soni Alcorn-Hender''', also known by the pseudonym '''Bohemian Weasel''', is an English artist currently living in Portugal. Her artwork has been exhibited by [[The Tolkien Society]], with numerous works being featured in publications such as [[Amon_Hen_(journal)\|''Amon Hen'']] and [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']]. Her artwork has also been published by [[Topps]] in their [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] card series as well as licensed card artwork for Cryptozoic Entertainment's [[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey\|''The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'']] trading card game.

	==History==		==History==
	Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She moved to Portugal to be with family, and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.		Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art\|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/\|articlename=About a weasel\|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]\|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She later moved to Portugal to be with family and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.

	~~Alcorn-Hender has held the works~~ of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] ~~close to her heart since~~ the age of four, ~~beginning~~ when her parents began to read the author's works to her. ~~Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]]~~, ~~in November [[2007]]~~ she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref name="LM">{{webcite\|articleurl=http://www.legendariummedia.com/2013/02/23/exclusive-interview-and-contest-with-fantasy-artist-soni-alcorn-hender-bohemian-weasel/\|articlename=EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Fantasy Artist – Soni Alcorn-Hender (Bohemian Weasel)\|dated=23 February 2013\|accessed=31 August 2015\|website=[http://www.legendariummedia.com Legendarium Media]}}</ref> In [[2013]] Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.<ref>{{webcite\|articleurl=https://www.cryptozoic.com/blogs/adventure-time-hobbit-and-walking-dead-sketch-card-previews\|articlename=Adventure Time, ~~The Hobbit~~, and ~~The Walking Dead sketch card previews\|dated=11 March 2014\|accessed=31 August 2015\|website=[http://www~~.~~cryptozoic.com Cryptozoic Entertainment]}}</ref>~~		The influnce of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] on Alcorn-Hender's art began at the age of four, when her parents began to read the author's works to her. In addition to Tolkien, she also cites Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, Edmund Dulac, and contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano as influences.

	~~Her artwork has been featured in ''~~[[~~Mallorn 54~~]]'', ~~published by~~ [[~~The Tolkien Society~~]] in [[~~2013~~]]~~. And in~~ [[~~2014~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~2015~~]] Alcorn-Hender'~~s artwork was exhibited at the Society~~'s [[~~Oxonmoot~~]] events alongside other notable artists such as [[Ted Nasmith]]. In September 2015 her artwork was exhibited in the "[http://bankstreetarts.com/exhibitions/evil-in-the-shining-light/ Evil in the Shining Light]" exhibition.		Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series. In [[2013]], Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.

	Alcorn-Hender's ~~influences include Golden Age illustrators~~ such as ~~Arthur Rackham~~, ~~John Bauer~~, ~~and Edmund Dulac~~, in ~~addition to~~ the ~~works of contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano~~.		Her artwork has been featured in numerous issues of [[Mallorn_(journal)\|''Mallorn'']] and [[Amon Hen (journal)\|''Amon Hen'']], both of which are published by [[The Tolkien Society]]. In [[2014]] and [[2015]], Alcorn-Hender's artwork was exhibited at the Society's [[Oxonmoot]] events alongside other notable artists such as [[Ted Nasmith]]. In September 2015, her artwork was exhibited in the "Evil in the Shining Light" exhibition. In [[2018]], her work was chosen for the Tolkien Society annual Christmas card, which was shipped out with copies of ''Amon Hen''. Her work has also been displayed in the [[Beyond_Bree_(calendar)\|''Beyond Bree'']] calendar, having appeared in the [[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], and [[2026]] editions.

	==See also==		==See also==

Barrow-wights

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	The '''Barrow-wights''' were [[undead]] creatures,<ref>{{Beowulf\|C}}, commentary on the Old English word ''orcneas'' p. 164</ref> dead bones animated<ref>{{FR\|Bombadil}}, p. 130</ref> by [[evil spirits]]<ref>{{PM\|Elendil}}, manuscript C, The Northern Line of Arnor, 18. Arveleg I and 20. Argeleb II</ref><ref>{{PM\|Third}}, T4, entry for the year 1409</ref> that inhabited barrows<ref>{{HM\|N}}, entry ''Barrow-wights'', p. 753</ref>.		The '''Barrow-wights''' were [[undead]] creatures,<ref>{{Beowulf\|C}}, commentary on the Old English word ''orcneas'' p. 164</ref> dead bones animated<ref name="Bombadil">{{FR\|Bombadil}}, p. 130</ref> by [[evil spirits]]<ref name="evil spirits">{{App\|Eriador}}, ''The North-kingdom and the Dúnedain'', entry for Argeleb II, p. 1041</ref><ref>{{PM\|Elendil}}, manuscript C, The Northern Line of Arnor, 18. Arveleg I and 20. Argeleb II</ref><ref>{{PM\|Third}}, T4, entry for the year 1409</ref> that inhabited barrows<ref>{{HM\|N}}, entry ''Barrow-wights'', p. 753</ref>.

	==~~History and~~ Characteristics==		==Characteristics==
	[[File:Richard Svensson - The Adventures of Tom Bombadil part 4.jpg\|thumb\|''The Adventures of Tom Bombadil part 4'' by Richard Svensson]]		[[File:Richard Svensson - The Adventures of Tom Bombadil part 4.jpg\|thumb\|''The Adventures of Tom Bombadil part 4'' by Richard Svensson]]
	The Barrow-wights were evil spirits, although their true nature is unknown; it is not known if they were perverted [[Maiar]] ([[Úmaiar]]) or [[Fëa and hröa\|spirits]] of [[Orcs]], [[~~Avari~~]], or ~~evil~~ Men.		The Barrow-wights were evil spirits,<ref name="evil spirits"/> although their true nature is unknown; it is not known if they were perverted [[Maiar]] ([[Úmaiar]]) or [[Fëa and hröa\|spirits]] of [[Orcs]], [[Elves]], or [[Men]].

	~~The [[Witch-king]] of [[Angmar]] sent them to the [[~~Barrow-~~downs]],~~ in ~~order to prevent a resurrection of~~ the ~~destroyed~~ [[~~Dúnedain]] kingdom of [[Cardolan]]. Some of them occupied the cairn of the [[last prince of Cardolan~~]].<ref name="~~Eriador~~" />~~<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow~~-~~downs", pp. 144-5; Index, 'Cardolan, [[Last prince of Cardolan\|last prince of]]'</ref> The spirits stirred the dead bones in the mounds~~ and ~~haunted them~~.<ref name="~~Eriador">{{App\|Eriador}}</ref><ref name="Elendil">{{PM\|Elendil}}, p. 194</ref><ref name="I7~~">{{FR\|I7}}</ref>		It seems that Barrow-wights animated bones and that rings clinked on cold fingers and gold chains clinked when they walked in the [[Barrows]].<ref name="Bombadil"/> A barrow-wight could also animate a detached arm and make it walk on its fingers.<ref name="Barrow">{{FR\|Barrow}}</ref>

	~~The~~ Barrow-~~wights~~ appeared ~~as shadowy figures~~ with a pale~~, icy~~ light ~~gleaming~~ from ~~what would be their eyes~~. ~~They could speak,~~ with deep, ~~hollow~~ and ~~cold voices~~, and ~~likewise~~ their ~~touch~~ was ~~icy~~.<ref name="Barrow" /><ref name="~~AB1~~" /> ~~They were furthermore infamous for carrying rattling gold rings~~ on ~~their bony fingers~~.<ref name="I7" /><ref name="~~AB2~~">{{AB\|2}}</ref>		Outdoors at night a Barrow-wight appeared like a tall dark figure with very cold eyes that were lit a pale light seeming to come from a remote distance. It had an icy touch that froze the bones of its victim and seemingly caused the victim to lose consciousness. It spoke with a deep and cold voice and used an incantation that tried to immobilize its victims. It arranged its victims to lie on their backs, clothed them in white, placed circlets on their heads, chains around their waists and rings on their fingers, swords by their sides and shields at their feet. In addition, a long sword was placed across the necks of the victim and it seemed that a Barrow-wight intended to use the sword to kill its victims.<ref name="Barrow"/>

			==History==
			In the days of King [[Argeleb II]] of [[Arthedain]] evil spirits came from [[Angmar]] and [[Rhudaur]] and inhabited the [[Barrow-downs]] in [[Cardolan]].<ref name="evil spirits"/>

			One of them occupied the cairn of the [[last prince of Cardolan]].<ref name="Eriador" /><ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", pp. 144-5; Index, 'Cardolan, [[Last prince of Cardolan\|last prince of]]'</ref> The spirits stirred the dead bones in the mounds and haunted them.<ref name="Eriador">{{App\|Eriador}}</ref><ref name="Elendil">{{PM\|Elendil}}, p. 194</ref><ref name="I7">{{FR\|Bombadil}}</ref>

	According to [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] verse, [[Tom Bombadil]] escaped a Barrow-wight on some occasion, using his enchanting incantations.<ref name="AB1" /> Perhaps his authority was sourced by the inherent power he had on this region of the world, not the spirits themselves.		According to [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] verse, [[Tom Bombadil]] escaped a Barrow-wight on some occasion, using his enchanting incantations.<ref name="AB1" /> Perhaps his authority was sourced by the inherent power he had on this region of the world, not the spirits themselves.
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	During the [[War of the Ring]] ([[September]] {{TA\|3018\|n}}) the [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] entered Cardolan around September 24. Their chief, the [[Witch-king]], moved to [[Andrath]] and visited the Barrow-downs, where he stayed for three days in order to rouse the Barrow-wights. According to the rare manuscript ''[[The Hunt for the Ring\|The Hunt for the Ring: Time Scheme - Black Riders]]'', the [[Witch King]] empowered the Barrow-wights and slew the [[Ranger]]s in order to trap the [[Ring]]-bearer - a strategy that would almost work; he left on September 27.<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", p. 145-6</ref><ref name="RC">{{HM\|RC}}, "Flight to the Ford", p. 180</ref><ref>{{UT\|Other}}</ref>		During the [[War of the Ring]] ([[September]] {{TA\|3018\|n}}) the [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] entered Cardolan around September 24. Their chief, the [[Witch-king]], moved to [[Andrath]] and visited the Barrow-downs, where he stayed for three days in order to rouse the Barrow-wights. According to the rare manuscript ''[[The Hunt for the Ring\|The Hunt for the Ring: Time Scheme - Black Riders]]'', the [[Witch King]] empowered the Barrow-wights and slew the [[Ranger]]s in order to trap the [[Ring]]-bearer - a strategy that would almost work; he left on September 27.<ref>{{HM\|RC}}, "Fog on the Barrow-downs", p. 145-6</ref><ref name="RC">{{HM\|RC}}, "Flight to the Ford", p. 180</ref><ref>{{UT\|Other}}</ref>

	[[Frodo Baggins]] and ~~company~~ were trapped in the [[Barrow-downs]] by the [[magic\|spells]] of the Barrow-wights, and were nearly slain by the creatures.~~<ref name="Barrow">{{FR\|I8}}</ref>~~ They were saved in the last minute by Tom, who seemed to have had complete authority over them.		On 28 September {{TA\|3018}})<ref>{{App\|Great}}, entry for the year 3018, September 28, p. 1091</ref> [[Frodo Baggins]], [[Samwise Gamgee]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Peregrin Took]] were trapped in the [[Barrow-downs]] by the [[magic\|spells]] of the Barrow-wights, and were nearly slain by the creatures. They were saved in the last minute by Tom, who seemed to have had complete authority over them.<ref name="Barrow"/>

	==Other names==		==Other names==
			According to [[Elrond]], the [[Elves]] knew the Barrow-wights by many names.<ref>{{FR\|Coundil}}</ref> While these names are not recorded (except for the general denomination "evil spirits"), the creatures were also called "'''Barrow-dwellers'''" in Hobbit lore.<ref name="AB1">{{AB\|1}}</ref> Often, they were also referred to by the shortened form "'''Wights'''".<ref name="LotR">[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', ''passim''</ref><ref>The use of a capital "W" for the short form was noted by {{webcite\|author=Jerome Colburn\|articleurl=https://tolkienlistsearch.herokuapp.com/message/5e9c35dd6beb162366dc0f94\|articlename=Re: tolkienian english (197.11)\|dated=2002-11-24\|website=[[Elfling]]\|accessed=2022-09-23}}; compare "''They are Elvish wights''", in {{RK\|Company}}</ref>

	According to [[Elrond]], the [[Elves]] knew the Barrow-wights by many names.<ref>{{FR\|II2}}</ref> While these names are not recorded (except for the general denomination "evil spirits"), the creatures were also called "'''Barrow-dwellers'''" in Hobbit lore.<ref name=~~"AB1">{{AB\|1}}</ref> Often, they were also referred to by the shortened form "'''Wights'''".<ref name~~="LotR">[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', ''passim''</ref><ref>The use of a capital "W" for the short form was noted by {{webcite\|author=Jerome Colburn\|articleurl=https://tolkienlistsearch.herokuapp.com/message/5e9c35dd6beb162366dc0f94\|articlename=~~Re: tolkienian english (197.11)\|dated~~=~~2002-11-24\|website=[[Elfling]]\|accessed=2022-09-23}}; compare "''They are Elvish wights''", in {{RK\|Company}}</ref>~~		==Etymology==
			''[[Barrows\|barrow]]'' + ''[[wights\|wight]]''
	*Etymology: ''[[Barrows\|barrow]]'' + ''[[wights\|wight]]''

	==Other versions of the legendarium==		==Other versions of the legendarium==

Soul's Ward

Luotiansha — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:25:41 GMT

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	'''''Soul's Ward''''' is the title given by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] to his translation of an Early [[Middle English]] text, '''''Sawles Warde'''''.		'''''Soul's Ward''''' is the title given by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] to his translation of an Early [[Middle English]] text, '''''Sawles Warde'''''.

	~~This~~ existence of this translation has apparently never been discussed anywhere before, and it was only 'discovered' recently in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. A critical edition of this translation was published by ''The Review of English Studies'' on [[June 8]], [[2026]]. It is also freely available online.		The existence of this translation has apparently never been discussed anywhere before, and it was only 'discovered' recently in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. A critical edition of this translation was published by ''The Review of English Studies'' on [[June 8]], [[2026]]. It is also freely available online.

	==External links==		==External links==

Sawles Warde

Luotiansha — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:22:52 GMT

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Soul's Ward

Luotiansha — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:20:33 GMT

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'''''Soul's Ward''''' is the title given by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] to his translation of an Early [[Middle English]] text, '''''Sawles Warde'''''.

This existence of this translation has apparently never been discussed anywhere before, and it was only 'discovered' recently in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. A critical edition of this translation was published by ''The Review of English Studies'' on [[June 8]], [[2026]]. It is also freely available online.

==External links==
* [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06/05/lost-tolkien-work-discovered-in-bodleian-archives/?ICID=continue_without_subscribing_reg_first "Lost Tolkien work discovered in Bodleian archives"], from ''The Telegraph''
* [https://academic.oup.com/res/advance-article/doi/10.1093/res/hgag038/8698084 ''J.R.R. Tolkien’s Soul’s Ward: A critical edition of his unpublished translation of the early Middle English homily Sawles Warde''], the online paper

{{References}}
[[Category:Published articles by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

File:Soul's Ward Typescript.png

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User:MOONBOLT/sandbox

MOONBOLT — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 00:26:12 GMT

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-{{Cite DTP|id=S QS.07.021}}
+__NOTOC__{{artist infobox
-<ref name="unrest">{{S|Unrest}}, pp. 324-5, DTP: "[https://cite.digitaltolkien.com/S/QS.07.021/ S QS.07.021]"</ref>
+==History==
-{| class="wikitable"
+Alcorn-Hender grew up in southern England before moving to Scotland to complete a degree in illustration at the [[wikipedia:Glasgow School of Art|Glasgow School of Art]].<ref name="BSA">{{webcite|articleurl=http://bohemianweasel.com/about/|articlename=About a weasel|website=[http://bohemianweasel.com/ Bohemian Weasel]|accessed=31 August 2015}}</ref> She moved to Portugal to be with family, and continues to pursue her artistic endeavors there.
-|+Known Valar/Maiar Associations
-!Manwe
+Alcorn-Hender has held the works of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] close to her heart since the age of four, beginning when her parents began to read the author's works to her. Following the recommendation of fellow artist [[Grant Gould]], in November [[2007]] she was commissioned by [[Topps]] to produce cards for the forthcoming [[The Lord of the Rings Masterpieces]] II series.<ref name="LM">{{webcite|articleurl=http://www.legendariummedia.com/2013/02/23/exclusive-interview-and-contest-with-fantasy-artist-soni-alcorn-hender-bohemian-weasel/|articlename=EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Fantasy Artist – Soni Alcorn-Hender (Bohemian Weasel)|dated=23 February 2013|accessed=31 August 2015|website=[http://www.legendariummedia.com Legendarium Media]}}</ref> In [[2013]] Alcorn-Hender also worked on the licensed cards of ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'' for Cryptozoic Entertainment.<ref>{{webcite|articleurl=https://www.cryptozoic.com/blogs/adventure-time-hobbit-and-walking-dead-sketch-card-previews|articlename=Adventure Time, The Hobbit, and The Walking Dead sketch card previews|dated=11 March 2014|accessed=31 August 2015|website=[http://www.cryptozoic.com Cryptozoic Entertainment]}}</ref>
-!Varda
-!Aule
+Her artwork has been featured in ''[[Mallorn 54]]'', published by [[The Tolkien Society]] in [[2013]]. And in [[2014]] and [[2015]] Alcorn-Hender's artwork was exhibited at the Society's [[Oxonmoot]] events alongside other notable artists such as [[Ted Nasmith]]. In September 2015 her artwork was exhibited in the "[http://bankstreetarts.com/exhibitions/evil-in-the-shining-light/ Evil in the Shining Light]" exhibition.
-!Yavanna
-!Orome
+Alcorn-Hender's influences include Golden Age illustrators such as Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, and Edmund Dulac, in addition to the works of contemporary illustrator Yoshitaka Amano.
-!Vana
-!Ulmo
+==See also==
-!Nienna
+*[[:Category:Images by Soni Alcorn-Hender|Images by Soni Alcorn-Hender]]
-!Lorien
-!Este
+==External links==
-!Melkor
+*'''[http://www.bohemianweasel.com Bohemian Weasel]''' (official website)
-|-
-|Eonwe
+{{references}}
-|Ilmare
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Alcorn-Hender, Soni}}
-|Curunir
+[[Category:Artists]]
-|Aiwendil
+[[Category:British people]]
-|Tilion
+[[Category:People by name]]

Onnalúmë

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	'''''Onnalúmë''''' is a [[Quenya]] word meaning "Time of the Children"<ref>{{NM\|Glossary}}, p. 414</ref>~~, composed of ''onna''="child"~~ and ~~''[[lúmë]]''="time, hour". It appears mainly in ''[[The Nature of Middle-earth]]'' book. An ''Onnalúmë'' was~~ the duration (often expressed in ''~~löar~~'') occupied by having children in the life of the mother-elf, from the first conception to the last birth.		'''''Onnalúmë''''' is a [[Quenya]] word meaning "Time of the Children".<ref>{{NM\|Glossary}}, p. 414</ref> and expressed the duration (often expressed in ''[[löa]]r'') occupied by having children in the life of the mother-[[Elves\|elf]], from the first conception to the last birth.
			==Etymology==
			It is composed of ''onna''="child" and ''[[lúmë]]''="time, hour".

			It is also seen as ''ontalúmë''<ref>{{NM\|P1iv}}, p. 26</ref> and ''onnarië''.<ref>{{NM\|P1iii}}, p. 16</ref>
	~~==Other forms==~~
	*''~~Ontalúmë~~''<ref>{{NM\|P1iv}}, p. 26</ref>
	*''~~Onnarië~~''<ref>{{NM\|P1iii}}, p. 16</ref>

	{{References}}		{{References}}
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	[[Category:Quenya nouns]]		[[Category:Quenya nouns]]

Onnalúmë

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'''''Onnalúmë''''' is a [[Quenya]] word meaning "Time of the Children"<ref>{{NM|Glossary}}, p. 414</ref>, composed of ''onna''="child" and ''[[lúmë]]''="time, hour". It appears mainly in ''[[The Nature of Middle-earth]]'' book. An ''Onnalúmë'' was the duration (often expressed in ''löar'') occupied by having children in the life of the mother-elf, from the first conception to the last birth.

==Other forms==
*''Ontalúmë''<ref>{{NM|P1iv}}, p. 26</ref>
*''Onnarië''<ref>{{NM|P1iii}}, p. 16</ref>

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	==In Arda==		==In Arda==
	:''There are no known events for this day.''<noinclude>[[Category:Dates\|160]][[fi:8. ~~kesäkuuta~~]][[de: 8. ~~Juni~~]]</noinclude>		:''There are no known events for this day.''<noinclude>[[Category:Dates\|160]][[de:8. Juni]][[fi:8. kesäkuuta]]</noinclude>

Nightfall in Middle-Earth

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	"Nightfall in Middle-Earth" was the first album Blind Guardian released in the United States. The result was so positive that Century Media started to release old Blind Guardian hits in the U.S. (records such as "Follow the Blind" and "Battalions of Fear").{{fact}}		"Nightfall in Middle-Earth" was the first album Blind Guardian released in the United States. The result was so positive that Century Media started to release old Blind Guardian hits in the U.S. (records such as "Follow the Blind" and "Battalions of Fear").{{fact}}

	The track "Mirror Mirror" is included in ''Blind DVD: Imaginations Through The Looking Glass''. This DVD was rated by many different music-specialized sites as "a masterpiece".~~{{fact}}~~		The track "Mirror Mirror" is included in ''Blind DVD: Imaginations Through The Looking Glass''. This DVD was rated by many different music-specialized sites as "a masterpiece".<ref>[https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Blind_Guardian/Imaginations_Through_the_Looking_Glass/42604#album_tabs_reviews "Blind DVD: Imaginations Through the Looking Glass" – Reviews], ''Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives'', retrieved 7 June 2026.</ref>

	==Lineup==		==Lineup==

Gnolder

G4nd4lf — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 10:02:49 GMT

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{{Band
| name = Gnolder
| origin = Gislaved, Jönköping, Sweden
| genre = Black metal/dungeon synth
| website = [https://gnolder.bandcamp.com Bandcamp]
| members = Dole Fangals Petronius
}}

'''Gnolder''' is a black metal and dungeon synth band from Gislaved, Jönköping, Sweden.<ref>[https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Gnolder/3540456206 "Gnolder"], ''Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives'', retrieved 7 June 2026.</ref> Its songs reference [[Balin]], [[Glorfindel]], [[Isildur]] and [[Sauron]].

==Members==
*Dole – drums
*Fangals – guitars, vocals
*Petronius – keyboards

==Discography==

*"Shoreline of Kadarfsus" (2018, single)
*''Old Gate of Moria'' (2019, demo)
*#Balins Journey
*#Through the Mountain
*#Battle of Azanulbizar
*#The Quest for Erebor
*#Deep Valley of the Cleft
*#The Dragon at Bywater
*''Ravenquest Through Grimeldorf'' (2019, demo)
*#Ravens Call
*#Glorfindel's Ride
*#The Unmarked Trail
*#The Strength of Men
*#House of Isildur
*#Passage to Darkness
*#Tidings of Narchuil
*#Dwarf Mastery
*''Gislaved'' (2019, demo)
*#Längs nissans dalgång
*#Gislaved
*#Shoreline of Kadarfsus
*#Våthultsbranden
*#Knösaland
*#Gnosjöbo
*''Draktämjaren'' (2019, full-length)
*#Äntra smålands stenar (instrumental)
*#Draktämjaren
*#Smålänningen från norr
*#Orchernas parad
*#Saurons ring
*#De fyra åren
*#Midgård
*#Fest i Röshultsstugan
*''Rymdfärd'' (2019, EP)
*#Lev länge och blomstra (instrumental)
*#Klingonjakten
*#Bekvämlighetsinrättningen
*#Färden mot Nibiru
*#Vi slåss för vårt Enterprise

==References==
<references />

==External links==
*[https://gnolder.bandcamp.com Bandcamp]

[[Category:Bands]]
[[Category:Black metal]]

Ghül

G4nd4lf — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 09:53:35 GMT

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{{Band
| name = Ghül
| origin = Derby, Derbyshire, England
| genre = Black metal
| years = 2023–present
| website = [https://ghuluk.bandcamp.com/music Bandcamp]
| members = Abghül
}}

'''Ghül''' is a black metal band from Derby, Derbyshire, England, formed in 2023.<ref>[https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Gh%C3%BCl/3540523587 "Ghül"], ''Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives'', retrieved 7 June 2026.</ref> Its releases include those titled after [[Minas Morgul]], [[Thangorodrim]] and the [[Nazgûl]].

==Members==
*Abghül – everything

==Discography==

*"Where the Shadows Lie" (2023, single)
*"Necromancer" (2023, single)
*"Battle of Sudden Flame" (2023, single)
*"Fuin Eriol Na-Gúl" (2023, single)
*''Fuin Eriol Na-Gúl'' (2023, demo)
*#Gwathren Hir
*#Necromancer
*#Battle of Sudden Flame
*#Fuin Eriol Na-Gúl
*''Land of Shadow'' (2023, full-length)
*#Under the Banner of the Black Lands
*#Where the Shadows Lie
*#The Moon in the Dark Lake
*#The Burden of Sorrow Evermore
*#Under the Shadow of Dissonance
*#Catharsis That Follows the Storm
*"Nunduhirion" (2023, single)
*"Thangorodrim" (2023, single)
*''Stormcrow'' (2024, full-length)
*#Stormcrow: Part One
*#Stormcrow: Part Two
*#Stormcrow: Part Three
*"Noldolantë" (2024, single)
*''Alqualondë'' (2024, EP)
*#Alqualondë: Part One
*#Alqualondë: Part Two
*#Alqualondë: Part Three
*"Feuime Taure" (2024, single)
*''Fuin Na Hain'' (2024, EP)
*#Gwathren Neder
*#Fuin Na Hain
*#Dúr Rochben
*''Minas Morgul'' (2024, EP)
*#Minas Morgul I
*#Minas Morgul II
*#Minas Morgul III
*#Minas Morgul IV
*''Lord of Carrion'' (2024, EP)
*#Lord of Carrion
*#Shadow Vale
*#Solitude
*#Fuin Eriol Na-Gúl (live)
*''Iconoclast'' (2024, EP)
*#I
*#II
*''Rhîw'' (2025, full-length)
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë I
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë II
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë III
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë IV
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë V
*#Yá Hrívë Tenë VI
*''A Forest, a Temple, a Grave'' (2025, full-length)
*#The Gate (instrumental)
*#The Grave (instrumental)
*#The Forest (instrumental)
*#The Temple (instrumental)
*#The Path (instrumental)
*''Shadow of Grief'' (2026, full-length)
*#In the Shadow of My Thoughts
*#Dread Helm
*#Blood Stained, Son of Ill Fate
*#The Coming of the Great Worm
*#Silence Will Serve All Our Ends

==References==
<references />

==External links==
*[https://ghuluk.bandcamp.com/music Bandcamp]
*[https://www.instagram.com/ghulshadow/ Instagram]
*[https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ekcNPciCJ5LAQ2osZl4GV Spotify]
*[https://music.apple.com/us/artist/gh%C3%BCl/1674937307 Apple Music]

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Frostmourne

G4nd4lf — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 09:46:35 GMT

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{{Band
| name = Frostmourne
| origin = Morelia/Zacapu, Michoacán de Ocampo, Mexico
| genre = Melodic black metal
| years = Unknown
| website = [https://myspace.com/frostmournemetal Myspace]
| members = Grond Lord Soldado del Odio
}}

'''Frostmourne''' is a Mexican black metal band from Morelia/Zacapu in Michoacán de Ocampo.<ref>[https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Frostmourne/3540398790 "Frostmourne"], ''Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives'', retrieved 7 June 2026.</ref> The band released the EP ''Nazgul'', featuring tracks such as "La batalla en el abismo de Helm" (referring to [[Battle of the Hornburg]]) and "La última marcha de los ents" (referring to the [[Ent]]s).

==Members==
*Grond – drums
*Lord – guitars
*Soldado del Odio – vocals

==Discography==

*''Nazgul'' (2009, EP)
*#Melancolía
*#La batalla en el abismo de Helm
*#La ciénaga de los muertos
*#La última marcha de los ents
*#Nazgul
*#Pulpo-gore (instrumental)

==References==
<references />

==External links==
*[https://myspace.com/frostmournemetal Myspace]

[[Category:Bands]]
[[Category:Black metal]]

Ferah

G4nd4lf — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 09:33:22 GMT

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{{Band
| name = Ferah
| origin = Schwaigern, Germany
| genre = black/thrash metal
| years = 2011-present
| website = [http://ferah.de/ Official website]
| members = Ûrfang Morgond Pethron
}}

'''Ferah''' is a black/thrash metal band from Schwaigern, Germany, formed in 2011.<ref>[https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Ferah/3540426030 "Ferah"], ''Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives'', retrieved 7 June 2026.</ref> Its 2017 album ''Yalme'' includes songs named after [[Erech]] and the Iron Crown ("Eisenkrone").

==Members==
*Ûrfang - drums
*Morgond - guitars
*Pethron - vocals, bass

==Discography==
*Yalme (Full-length, 2017)
*#Erech
*#Ein Grabenlied
*#Marie
*#Uns folgt der Tod
*#Eisenkrone
*#Angriff
*#Furor Maniacus
*#Silberfaust
*#Kostnice

==References==
<references />

==External links==
*[https://ferah.bandcamp.com/releases Bandcamp]
*[https://www.facebook.com/Ferah2011/ Facebook]
*[http://ferah.de/ Official website]
*[https://www.reverbnation.com/ferah ReverbNation]
*[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9HZ8mNWpCMDKiEtyqchnKA YouTube]

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	*[[Amon_Hen_282\|''Amon Hen'' 282]]		*[[Amon_Hen_282\|''Amon Hen'' 282]]
	*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]		*[[Amon_Hen_291\|''Amon Hen'' 291]]
	*[[~~Amon_Hen_291~~\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]		*[[Amon_Hen_292\|''Amon Hen'' 292]]
	*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])		*[[Beyond_Bree\|''Beyond Bree'' Calendar]] ([[2021]], [[2022]], [[2023]], [[2026]])
	*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]		*[[Mallorn_54\|''Mallorn'' 54]]

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	==Albums==		==Albums==
	* [[Rebirth of Light]] (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>		*[[Rebirth of Light]] (2009)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGM8H-1gmv4uPdbAHVKMog</ref>
	* [[Noldolante (album)\|Noldolante]] (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>		*[[Noldolante (album)\|Noldolante]] (2012)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrJhFFnadG6rXAj-mM0qzX7</ref>
	* [[Lay of Leithian (album)\|Lay of Leithian]] (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>		*[[Lay of Leithian (album)\|Lay of Leithian]] (2015)<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOlldQ9WkfrGTZWonanb0jW789HNXb7k</ref>


	==External Links==		==External Links==
	https://linderebros.ru/		https://linderebros.ru/

			[https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D1%8B%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2,_%D0%9C%D0%B8%D1%85%D0%B0%D0%B8%D0%BB_%D0%90%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87 Wikipedia (Russian)]

	{{references}}		{{references}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Erebros, Lind}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Erebros, Lind}}
	[[Category:Composers]]		[[Category:Composers]]