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the Outer Seas, but has the government of all waters, seas, and
rivers, fountains and springs, throughout the earth. Subject to
him is Osse, the master of the seas about the lands of Men; and
his wife is Uinen the lady of the sea. Her hair lies spread through
all the waters under skies.
$5 Aule has might but little less [> little less] than Ulmo. He
is a smith and a master of crafts; and his spouse is Yavanna, the
giver of fruits and lover of all things that grow. In majesty she i."
next to Varda, her sister, among the queens of the Valar. She is
fair and tall, and often the Elves name her Palurien, the Lady of
the Wide Earth.
$6 The Fanturi [> Feanturi] were brethren, and are named
Mandos and Lorien [> Lorion]. Yet these are not their right
names, and are the names rather of the places of their abiding.
For their right names are seldom spoken save in secret: which
are Namo and Irmo. Quoth Rumil. Nurufantur the elder was
also called, [> which are Namo and Irmo. Namo, the elder, is]
the master of the houses of the dead, and the gatherer of the
spirits of the slain. He forgets nothing, and knows all that shall
be, save only what Iluvatar has hidden; but he speaks only at the
command of Manwe. He is the doomsman of the Valar. Vaire
the weaver is his wife, who weaves all things that have been in
time in her storied webs, and the halls of Mandos that ever
widen as the ages pass are clothed therewith. Olofantur the
younger of these brethren was also named, [> Irmo, the
younger of these brethren, is] the master of visions and of
dreams. His gardens in the land of the gods are the fairest of all
places in the world, and filled with many spirits. Este the pale is
his wife, who walks not by day, but sleeps on an island in the
dark lake of Lorien [> Lorion]. Thence her fountains bring
refreshment to the folk of Valinor; yet she comes not to the



councils of the Valar, and is not reckoned among their queens.
$7 Strongest of limb, and greatest in deeds of prowess, is
Tulkas, who is surnamed Poldorea the Valiant. He is unclothed
in his disport, which is much in wrestling; and he rides no steed,
for he can outrun all things that go on feet, and he is tireless. His
hair and beard are golden, and his flesh ruddy; his weapons are
his hands. He recks little of either past or future, and is of small
avail as a counsellor, but a hardy friend. He has great love for
Fionwe, son [> Eonwe, herald] of Manwe. His wife is Nessa,
sister of Orome; she is lissom of limb and fleet of foot, and
dances in Valinor upon lawns of never-fading green.
$8 Orome is a mighty lord, and little less than Tulkas in
strength, or in wrath, if he be aroused. He loved the lands of
Earth, while they were still dark, and he left them unwillingly
and came last to Valinor; and he comes even yet at times east
over the mountains. Of old he was often seen upon the hills and