27-02-2003, 12:22
* autre mention intéressante dans les Lettres où, en [L153], Tolkien évoque le [emphase]« Diabolus Morgoth »[/emphase] qui a chuté; mention latine du Diable à laquelle fait écho la mention grecque en [L211] : [emphase]« Melkor became the rebel, and the Diabolos of these tales[...] »[/emphase].
* autre mention également de la diabolique filiation Melkor->Sauron en [L202] :
[citation]Sauron had been attached to the greatest, Melkor, who ultimately became the inevitable Rebel and self-worshipper of mythologies that begin with a transcendent unique Creator.[/citation]
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* autre mention également de la diabolique filiation Melkor->Sauron en [L202] :
[citation]Sauron had been attached to the greatest, Melkor, who ultimately became the inevitable Rebel and self-worshipper of mythologies that begin with a transcendent unique Creator.[/citation]
S.