"GL7" - читать интересную книгу автора (vol04) of Fingolfin's march to Angband immediately on his arrival,
whereas it appears in AV (p. 320); again as in Q and in con- trast to AV (p. 318) the Battle under Stars was fought, and Feanor died, before the encampment in Mithrim. Further, the names Dagor-os-Giliath and Eredwethion are added in pencil in AB I, whereas in AV they appear in the text as first written, and Erydlomin still means the Shadowy Mountains (see p. 333). That AB I is later than Q is shown by a multiplicity of features, as will be seen from the Commentary. There follows the text of AB I. ANNALS OF BELERIAND. Morgoth flees from Valinor with the Silmarils, the magic gems of Feanor, and returns into the Northern World and, rebuilds his fortress of Angband beneath the Black Moun- tain, Thangorodrim. He devises the Balrogs and the Orcs. The Silmarils are set in Morgoth's iron crown. The Gnomes of the eldest house, the Dispossessed, come into the North under Feanor and his seven sons, with their friends Orodreth, Angrod, and Egnor, sons of Finrod.' They burn the Telerian ships. First of the Battles with Morgoth,' the Battle under Stars. Feanor defeats the Orcs, but is mortally wounded by son, is ambushed and captured and hung on Thangorodrim. The sons of Feanor camp about Lake Mithrim in the North- west, behind the Shadowy Mountains.(3) Year 1. Here Sun and Moon, made by the Gods after the death of the Two Trees of Valinor, appear. Thus measured time came into the Hither Lands. Fingolfin leads the second house of the Gnomes over the straits of Grinding Ice into the Hither Lands. With him came the son of Finrod, Felagund,4 and part of the third or youngest house. They march from the North as the Sun rises, and unfurl their banners; and they come to Mithrim, but there is feud' between them and the sons of Feanor. Morgoth at coming of Light retreats into his deepest dungeons, but smithies in secret, and sends forth black clouds. 2. Fingon son of Fingolfin heals the feud by rescu- ing Maidros. 1-100. The Gnomes explore and settle Beleriand, and all the vale of Sirion from' the Great Sea to the Blue Mountains,' except for Doriath in the cen- |
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