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'''Translations from the Elvish''' was a work, written in three volumes by [[Bilbo Baggins]] between [[Third Age 3001|T.A. 3001]] and [[Third Age 3019|T.A. 3019]], during his stay in [[Rivendell]]. They formed a substantial part of the [[Red Book of Westmarch]], and formed the basis for the collection of tales known as ''[[The Silmarillion]]''. | '''Translations from the Elvish''' was a work, written in three volumes by [[Bilbo Baggins]] between [[Third Age 3001|T.A. 3001]] and [[Third Age 3019|T.A. 3019]], during his stay in [[Rivendell]]. They formed a substantial part of the [[Red Book of Westmarch]], but were ommitted from other versions. They were preserved only in the [[Thain's Book]] and its copies. | ||
Obviously it included such works as the ''[[Ainulindale]]'' and the ''[[Valaquenta]]'' and formed the basis for the collection of tales known as ''[[The Silmarillion]]''. | |||
[[Category:Books and documents within the legendarium]] | [[Category:Books and documents within the legendarium]] | ||
[[de:Übersetzungen aus dem Elbischen]] | [[de:Übersetzungen aus dem Elbischen]] | ||
Revision as of 10:48, 10 March 2012
Translations from the Elvish was a work, written in three volumes by Bilbo Baggins between T.A. 3001 and T.A. 3019, during his stay in Rivendell. They formed a substantial part of the Red Book of Westmarch, but were ommitted from other versions. They were preserved only in the Thain's Book and its copies.
Obviously it included such works as the Ainulindale and the Valaquenta and formed the basis for the collection of tales known as The Silmarillion.
