28-10-2003, 16:20
Anglin, fouineur première categorie des archives consacrées aux Nains
Home11, Chp 13, paragraphe Of the naugrim and the Edain, sous paragraphe 2 a écrit:
And they live long, far beyond the span of Men, and yet not for ever. Aforetime the Noldor held that dying they returned unto the earth and the stone of which they were made; yet that is not their own belief. For they say that Aule cares for them and gathers them in Mandos in halls set apart for them, and there they wait, not in idleness but in the practice of crafts and the learning of yet deeper lore. And Aule, they say, declared to their Fathers of old that Iluvatar had accepted from him the work of his desire, and that Iluvatar will hallow them and give them a place among the Children in the End. Then their part shall be to serve Aule and to aid him in the re-making of Arda after the Last Battle.
Home11, Chp 13, paragraphe Of the naugrim and the Edain, sous paragraphe 2 a écrit:
And they live long, far beyond the span of Men, and yet not for ever. Aforetime the Noldor held that dying they returned unto the earth and the stone of which they were made; yet that is not their own belief. For they say that Aule cares for them and gathers them in Mandos in halls set apart for them, and there they wait, not in idleness but in the practice of crafts and the learning of yet deeper lore. And Aule, they say, declared to their Fathers of old that Iluvatar had accepted from him the work of his desire, and that Iluvatar will hallow them and give them a place among the Children in the End. Then their part shall be to serve Aule and to aid him in the re-making of Arda after the Last Battle.
je pense que c'était ça dont vous parliez à la base non ?
donc non seulement ils attendent dans des halls de mandos (mais à part) mais en plus ils y pratiquent l'artisanat et apprennent des connaissances (et pouvoirs ) plus grands, pour aider Aulé à re-fabriquer un monde après une derniere bataille et qu'Eru les accepteraient enfin comme ses propres enfants .
Pas mal non !