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gondowe · 12-12-2017, 04:51 AM

Thank you Arcuscalion. In my humble opinion this is the most closer concept the professor would think in a later time, at least according to the structure showed in the beggining of TLotR of the Thains book.
As I said before in other place, I like very much the Aelfwine trassmision but unfortunately, the hobbits are the official published way, and so, this structure of texts. We have the material we have (till now) and we must work with it. But at the end, the "historical" subcreational information is the same in whatever structure.
Greetings

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12-12-2017, 04:51 AM	#34
gondowe Wight Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 247	Thank you Arcuscalion. In my humble opinion this is the most closer concept the professor would think in a later time, at least according to the structure showed in the beggining of TLotR of the Thains book. As I said before in other place, I like very much the Aelfwine trassmision but unfortunately, the hobbits are the official published way, and so, this structure of texts. We have the material we have (till now) and we must work with it. But at the end, the "historical" subcreational information is the same in whatever structure. Greetings