Belthil

Turgon's likeness of Telperion in Gondolin, called “Divine radiance”

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In briefanswer capsule

Belthil bears the meaning “Divine radiance”. It is an image of Telperion. Turgon fashions this likeness, and he does so in Gondolin.

Sources

The Silmarillion — Quenta Silmarillion, ch. 15, Of the Noldor in Beleriand

Cite this page

Legendarium: „Belthil“. https://www.legendarium.page/objects/belthil/

APA

Legendarium. Belthil. https://www.legendarium.page/objects/belthil/

MLA

„Belthil“. Legendarium, https://www.legendarium.page/objects/belthil/.

BibTeX

@misc{legendarium-belthil-en,
  title        = {Belthil},
  author       = {{Legendarium}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://www.legendarium.page/objects/belthil/}},
}