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Topic: Re: Named Maiar - What is a Maiar???    Reply to: msg 8915
Posted: February 11, 2000 at 13:36:11: by Telchar
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: How many Maiar are explicitly named by JRRT? Can anyone add to the following list, including characters from the HoME who have not been substituted with one of the following (e.g. Fionwë)?
: Note: Please do NOT name Tom Bombadil

: Aiwendil
: Alatar
: Arien
: Curumo
: Eönwë
: Ilmarë
: Melian
: Olórin
: Ossë
: Pallando
: Salmar
: Tilion
: Uinen

: Cheers
: Berembrôg


Radagast
Sauron
and while we're on bad guys
Gothmog - lord og Balrogs

and if I am not allowed to mention Bombadil - hmmm what about Goldberry :)

In my point of view the peolpe of the Maiar were much more numerous than we think - Many Tolkien fans narrow it down to
A: The maiar were those who took shape of men/elves
B: They had to have great power
B: They had to be named

But I favor also:
Thorondor
Huan
Charcharot
and maybe even Treebeard


you guys can proberly name alot more

Cheers Telchar




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