-
history progresses.
Tolkien took Eärendil's name from the Old
English name
Earendel,
found in the poem
Crist 1,
which hailed him as "brightest of angels";...
- ('Aurvandill's toe'). In
wider medieval Germanic-speaking cultures, he was
known as
Ēarendel in Old English,
Aurendil in Old High German,
Auriwandalo in Lombardic,...
- Look up
Earendel or
earendel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Earendel may
refer to:
Ēarendel, an Anglo-Saxon
mythological figure, the
Morning Star...
- WHL0137-LS, also
known as
Earendel, is a star
located in the
constellation of Cetus.
Discovered in 2022 by the
Hubble Space Telescope, it is the earliest...
- to
create a
mythology for England. The
earliest story, "The
Voyage of
Earendel, the
Evening Star", is from 1914; he
revised and
rewrote the legendarium...
-
fragment he
studied in 1913–1914: Éala
éarendel engla beorhtast / ofer
middangeard monnum sended. Hail
Earendel,
brightest of
angels /
above the middle-earth...
-
alliterative poems, The
Flight of the
Noldoli from Valinor, The Lay of
Eärendel, and The Lay of the Fall of Gondolin. The
first versions of the long lays...
- 1914 tale,
inspired by the Old
English m****cript
Crist 1, "The
Voyage of
Earendel, the
Evening Star".
While the
first half of the
story "appears to echo...
-
Arnold Rechberg (1906)
Angra Mainyu Aphrodite Astarte Asura Aurvandil, aka
Earendel Azazil (Angelic name of
Satan in Islam)
Azazel Doctor Faustus,
tragic play...
- From the many-willow'd
margin of the
immemorial Thames 1913 The
Voyage of
Eärendel the
Evening Star (The Book of Lost
Tales 2 267–269) 1914 The
Bidding of...
