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The Lost Road and other writings, "Lhammas"

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The War of the Jewels, "Quendi and Eldar"

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The Silmarillion. Quenta Silmarillion. Ch. 1, 3, 5, 6, 11, 24
The History of Middle-Earth, v. V. The Lost Road. Part Two, "Valinor and Middle-Earth Before the Lord of the Rings".Ch. V, "Lhammas"
The History of Middle-Earth, v. XI. The War of the Jewels. Part Four, "Quendi and Eldar".

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