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10. The Ring of Barahir Inscription.
language of inscription in the book: English
writing system: Tengwar [modified by Daniel Reeve]
author: Daniel Reeve



The Ring of Barahir and Felegnd [?]  
The ring was like to twin serpents whose
eyes were emeralds, and their heads met beneath
a crown of golden flowers, that
the one upheld and the other devoured. That was
the badge of Finarfin and his house.


11. The Arwen's Book.
language of inscription in the book: English
writing system: Tengwar [modified by Daniel Reeve]
author: Daniel Reeve
*This shows the Elvish book about the Paths of the Dead. We could see this book in The Return of the King in the scene with Arwen in Rivendell.

[under the picture]
The northern entrance to
the Paths of the Dead.
[On Page]
at the Stone of Erech
they shall stand again and hear
there a horn in the hills ringing
Whose shall the horn be?
Who shall call them from the grey twilight,
the forgotten people?
The heir of him to whom the oath they swore.
From the North he shall come,
need shall drive him:
he shall pass the   
northern entrance to
the Paths of the Dead.


12. Maps.
language of inscriptions on the maps: English, Sindarin, Khuzdul, Orkish
writing system: Tengwar [modified by Daniel Reeve]
author: Daniel Reeve
The maps come from The Lord of the Rings - The Making of the Movie Trilogy by Brian Sibley and The Lord of the Rings - Weapons and Warfare by Chris Smith and from Daniel Reeve's website. There are more maps in the mantioned book.



13. Saruman's Book. （这些图非常少见！）
language of inscriptions in the book: English
writing system: Tengwar [modified by Daniel Reeve]
author: Daniel Reeve

Page 1
ascension of the red star of sauron
when earedil is already in the heavens
the influence of earendil cannot be
underestimated
the silmaril of earendil is forever
(beyond?) grasp but the remaining two
must be recoverable
feanors writings
themselves be
accessible in rivendell
if a way could be
devised gain time
(among?) elronds
chambers elronds
library is rumoured
to be far more
extensive even
than that of
minas tirith
Page 2
anduin has been yeilding up more
of its secrets these spiral shapes must
be due to sauron himself i have
heard tell of these shapes
appearing in vast numbers
on the shores of the great sea
alignments of the heavens
may cause greater profusions of
these at various times tilion
appears to have some infuluence
on the waters of the great sea itself
the red star of sauron joins
these alignments at various
times with the possibility
that all effects
are mag
nified


Page 5
and more manflesh to satiate the
wargs. horseflesh from rohan
may provide the answer
--infiltrate edoras--
horseflesh may be useful for
the uruk-hai also. the latest crop
are the strongest yet. greater heat
over a longer period seems to
increase the yield also during the
first incbation   the right amount
of decay produces incredible
heat and the
hatching is
thereby
accelerated
several
times.
(a small note difficult to read)
a (winter?) gestation seems to
produce stronger uruk-hai
if these observations prove
to be true another test
Page 6
moria
im narvi hain echant.
celebrimbor o eregion
teithant i thiw hin
hithaeglir continues
its march northward
for another thirty
leagues before
an accesbible pass
may be found at the
eagles lair
west-gate
bruinen
eregion
caradhras
celebdil
sirannon
fanuidhol
the mountains of moria
seventy leagues from methedras on
the western flanks of the mountains of mist
the other approach from the east passes too
close to the golden wood where the awful
galadriel has much influence.
rohan steeds will travel
faster than any other. try to steal
one of the mearas. infiltrate med
useld using wormtongue of the
kings household. offer him the
fair eowen for his own.


Page 7
the west gate of moria has stood
with its doors closed since sauron
made war on the elves of eregion
and celebrimbor was slain. the
ithildin designs on the doors
pispl(ay) the star of the house of
feanor, the hammer and anvil
emblems of durin and the tree
of the high elves
concerning moria
hithaeglir the mountains of
mist where the site of the great(est)
of all the mansions of the
dwarves
--the doors of durin lord of moria--
speak friend and enter
is inscribed on the arch and underneath
are the words of the makers of the doors
--i narvi made them. celebrimbor
of hollin drew these signs--
the inscription needed to open the
doors is not mentioned here at all
Page 8
narvi and celebrimbor
seem to have left no clue
as to the secret of opening
the doors
c
n
ennyn durin aran moria pedo mellon a minno
im narvi hain echant celebrimbor o eregion teithant i thiw hin
feanors
star seems to
react to some
invocations
d
the west gate doors
of moria
check minas tirith records
for possible opening
words


那些书……真的好漂亮~~~我要是能有就好了……T_T
再来些武器上的铭文就完了~

1. Sting's Inscription.
language of inscription on blade: Sindarin
writing system: Tengwar (Mode of Beleriand)  




Maegnas aen estar nín - dagnir in yngyl im
'[the] sharp-point I am called   - [the] slayer of spiders I [am].'
or less literally:
'Sting is my name, I am the spiders bane'
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maeg   adj. 'sharp, piercing' (S 434, WJ 337)
nass   n. 'point, sharp end; angle or corner' (LR 375)
aen estar   v. 'is called'
nín   pron. Dat. 'me; to me'
dagnir   n. 'slayer; bane' (S 430)
in yngyl   n. 'of the spiders'; cf. ungol 'a spider' (WR 202)  
im    pron. 'I'
（有一段文字传不上来了，败毒……）


2. Glamdring.
language of inscription on guard: Sindarin
writing system: Cirth  
LotR movie artifact designed by Weta Workshop. Inscription on guard is in Sindarin and in cirth runes. Partly deciphered by Javier Lorenzo and Ryszard Derdzinski. According to Kit Rae, an Art Director of United Cutlery Corporation, the official translation of this inscription is: Turgon, king of Gondolin, wields, has and holds the sword Glamdring, foe or Morgoth's realm, hammer to the Orcs. Fully revealed in the Official Movie Magazine #2.



Glamdring
Turgon aran Gondolin tortha gar a matha  
i vegil Glamdring gûd dae[dhe]lo[th], dam an Glamhoth  
'Glamdring
Turgon King [of] Gondolin wields, has and holds
[the] sword Glamdring, Foe [of] Morgoth's realm, hammer to [the] Din-horde'
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aran n. 'king'.
tortha v. '[he] wields'; cf. tortha- 'to wield, to control'.
gar v. '[he] possesses'; cf. gar- 'to hold, to have'.
matha v. '[he] handles'; cf. matha- 'to stroke, to feel, to handle'.
vegil n. 'sword'; lenited form of megil.  
gûd n. 'foe'; < CE *ñgoto, *ÑGOT-, ÑGOTH-.
daedheloth n. 'Morgoth's Realm' lit. 'great-fear'; cf. daer 'great', mut. dheloth is a lenited form of deloth 'abhorrence, loathing'. It is interesting that in the inscription this name is transcribed as daelo. It can be an intentional omission of parts of the unnamed name.
dam n. 'hammer'.
an prep. 'to, for'.
Glamhoth n. 'Dim-horde; Orks'.