The History of Middle-earth Vol-10- Morgoth´s Ring J.R.R Tolkien by Tolkien J.R.R

Author:Tolkien, J.R.R. [J.R.R., Tolkien,]
Language: spa
Format: epub
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 2010-12-27T14:11:46.400000+00:00

20 In A it is said that ‘Finwë originally named his eldest son Finwë’.

21 Curufinwë: the name has been met in the rejected addition to AAm where appear my father's first thoughts on the story of Fëanor's birth (when his mother was named Indis): see p. 87 note 3.

22 A has here a passage that was omitted in B:

Finwë then named his second son (by another mother, Indis) also Finwë, modifying it later to Nolofinwë. But the mother-name which Indis gave to him was Ingoldo, signifying that he was partly of both the Ingar (people of Ingwë), her own kin, and of the Noldor. By this name he also became generally known; though after the rule of the Noldor was committed to him by Manwë (in the place of his elder brother and his father) he took the name of Finwë, and was in fact usually called Ingoldo-finwë. Similarly the third son was Arafinwe and also Ingalaure (because he had the golden hair of his mother's kin). As in the name Noldor throughout the later texts, Nolofinwë is LawsB THE LATER QUENTA SILMARILLION (ll) 231

written with a tilde over the N. — On this passage see further

p. 265 note 10.

23 In A there is no subtitle here, but before ‘It must be understood ...’ there stands the following:

In what has been said concerning names it will be noted that for Finwë, first lord of the Noldor, two wives are named: Miriel and Indis; though it was said that the marriage of the Eldar is permanent and indissoluble.

24 After ‘and Death’ there followed in B ‘in its Elvish mode’, derived from A; but this was rejected as soon as typed.

25 A: ‘and is made also as it were of the hrōn (or flesh and substance) of Arda’; cf. rhōn ‘body’, note 16. The word hrōn was left unchanged in A here (see note 26); subsequently where B has hrondo (> hröa) A has hrōn, hrón, and hrōn (> hrondo), until later in the text hrondo appears in A as first written (note 34).

26 The words ‘and it returns again to the general hron of Arda’ were added to the A-text at the same time as other occurrences of hron were changed to hrondo (note 25); thus hron here in B (subsequently > orma) represents a distinction between hron (of the ‘body’ of Arda) and hrondo. At a later point in the A manuscript there is the following hastily pencilled note, which was struck through:

Vs-ron ‘flesh, substance, matter’. Q. hrōn, hröm- ‘matter’, the substance of Arda, hence hrondo ‘physical body, “the flesh” ’.

27 B as typed had ‘little different’, as does A, but ‘little’ was at once changed to

‘less’.

28 Where B has ‘even from the first days' A has ‘even at first’.

29 ‘as has been noted’ (not said in A): the previous references are on pp. 210

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