Tolkien and Sanskrit
The Silmarillion in the Cradle of Proto-Indo-European
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- Author’s Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Definitions
- Tolkien and Sanskrit
- The Land of the Seven Rivers
- 1) The River Gelion
- 2) The River Ascar
- 3) The River Thalos
- 4) The River Legolin
- 5) The River Brilthor
- 6) The River Duilwen
- 7) The River Adurant
- The Cities of Ossiriand
- The Mirror Map of the Indus2
- The Name Sirion
- The Lower Indus: from Bukkur to the Sea
- The Falls of Sirion
- Andram
- Aelin-Uial
- The Mouths of Sirion
- The Great Sea
- The Sindar and Sindarin
- The Eastern Facet of the Mirror Indus Map
- The Dry River
- Doriath
- The River Esgalduin
- The River Aros
- The Western Facet of the Mirror Indus Map
- Amon Obel
- Attock
- Taxila (Felagund)
- Gundabad
- Narog
- The Pandemonium
- Pâtâla
- Isle of Balar
- Right vs. Left
- Harad
- The River Goddess
- The Sun and the Moon
- How Do You Say That in Sanskrit?
- Hole-Dweller (Bíl-Vâsa)
- Goblin (Râkshasa)
- Serpents (Úrágas)
- Magic, Cræft (Māyā)
- A Root-arranged Lexicon
- The Jewel in the Crown
- Appendices
- Appendix A: The Mahábhárata—Introduction
- Appendix B: The Solar Race and the Lunar Race
- Appendix C: Raj Literature
- Appendix D: Proto-Indo-European Cultural Connections with Europe
- Appendix E: Tables of Correlations
- Illustration Credits
- Index
- About the Authorities
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Includes maps, B&W illustrations, bibliographic references and index.
Pagination: xlvi + 216. Trade Paper $14.95
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