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Tolkien seems to have often thought about the end times, (18) and he would have had access to the Enoch and Elijah legends about the Parousia in many forms, from the Latin of the Glossa and of Adso's Libellus de Antichristo, to the Old English of a translation of Adso and several of Aelfric's sermons, to Cornish in the magnum opus of Cornwall, the Ordinalia, where it appears in the Resurrection Play.
Jan Pendergrass has also included a series of dedicatory epistles in these Letters and Fragments: some were written by de Pins to influential figures--some appear in his Allobrogicae narrationis libellus, as well as in the edition of poet Antonio Urceo's collected works--others show that his work as a scholar and diplomat had earned him the respect of Gianfrancesco Torresani, Alain de Varenesa, and other well-known scholars of his time.
In Herman's libellus these miracles occur in chapters II and IV respectively.
 
 
 
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