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The Scrolls of Middle-earth : Table of Contents
Reading the Epic Tales in Original Form



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Table of Contents
  1. Table of Contents
  2. Remembering Elrond's Library
  3. Description of the Scroll
    1. The Components
    2. The Page Layout
    3. The Story Sequence
    4. The Storage Chest
  4. Motivation for Making the Scrolls
  5. Determining Content of the Tuor Stories
    1. Selecting a Version
    2. Editing the Stories
    3. Inserting Illustrations
    4. Determining Storylines for the Scroll Border
  6. Determining Content of the Beren & Luthien Tale
    1. Selecting a Vision
    2. Ending the Lay of Leithian
    3. Editing the Lay for Length
    4. Selecting Storylines for the Scroll Border
    5. Selecting Illustrations
  7. Planning Additional Scrolls
  8. Special Thanks to the Professional Artists
  9. Conclusion

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Scrolls of Middle-earth
Table of Contents
I. Remembering Elrond's Library
II. Description of the Scroll
III. Motivation for Making the Scrolls
IV. Determining Content of the Tuor Stories
V. Determining Content of the Beren & Luthien Tale
VI. Planning Additional Scrolls
VII. Special Thanks to the Professional Artists
VIII. Conclusion

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