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	Council of Elrond :: Lord of the Rings News and Information
		Meneltarma, The Pillar of Heaven, was the mountain found at the center of Númenor.
		At the southern foot of Meneltarma, between the ridges running towards Hyarnustar and Hyarrostar was found the Valley of Noirinan where the tombs of the rulers of Númenor were located.
		Meneltarma was too steep to be scaled, but a spiral road that began on the ridge running towards Hyarnustar was used to reach the summit.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=3&pn_id=4789&POSTNUKESID=48eb2aa93e795497cddfc32a1e654333 (555 words)

	Meneltarma, The - Places - Research Library - Henneth Annûn
		The base of the Meneltarma sloped gently into the surrounding plain, but it extended, after the fashion of roots, five long low ridges outwards in the direction of the five promontories of the land; and these were called Tarmasundar, the Roots of the Pillar.
		For the Meneltarma was utterly deserted in those days; and though not even Sauron dared to defile the high place, yet the King would let no man, upon pain of death, ascend to it, not even those of the Faithful who kept IlÃºvatar in their hearts.
		Too late she strove to ascend the steep ways of the Meneltarma to the holy place; for the waters overtook her, and her cry was lost in the roaring of the wind.
	henneth-annun.net /resources/places_view.cfm?plid=97 (1200 words)

	Meneltarma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Meneltarma had 5, like roots, long low ridges pointing out in the direktion of the 5 regions or promontories, these were called Tarmasundar.
		At Meneltarma no weapon or tool had ever been borne and only the Kings and Queens were alloved to speak there and it is said that no-one would have dared to speak there if alloved because of the holy spirit of silence there.
		It is also told that if anyone approached the summit, maybe to try to descry the light of Avallónë, at once three eagles would descend and land on three rocks at the Western end unless in time of the Three Prayers.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /Annals-of-Arda/Places-index/Places-Aman-Numenor/Meneltarma.htm (183 words)

	Meneltarma
		In Tolkien's Middle-earth, Meneltarma, meaning Pillar of the Heavens, was a sacred mountain in the centre of Númenor.
		They were also regarded as sacred guardians of the mountain and all the land.
		The base of Meneltarma sloped gently and divided itself into five roots reaching out towards the five divisions of the land.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/m/me/meneltarma.html (194 words)

	Elros
		Elros and his people, the Edain, set sail over Sea, and guided by the Star of Eärendil[?] came to the great Isle of Elenna[?], westernmost of all Mortal lands.
		There was a tall mountain in the midst of Elenna, the Meneltarma, and from its summit the farsighted could descry the white tower of the Haven of the Eldar[?] in Eressëa[?].
		Thence the Eldar came to the Edain and enriched them with knowledge and many gifts; but one command had been laid upon the Numenoreans, the Ban of the Valar[?]: they were forbidden to sail west out of sight of their own shores or to attempt to set foot on the Undying Lands.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/el/Elros.html (475 words)

	Holidays - Meduseld
		The tradition in Númenor was that every year, the king or queen would go to the top of Meneltarma three times only, to speak prayers to Eru, for there stood his Hallow, the only temple in all of Númenor.
		The prayers spoken at Autumn's end were prayers of thanksgiving to Eru; the king or queen would ascend the mountain, followed by their people, silent - for none could speak atop Meneltarma save the King - and clothed only in white.
		The Erukyermë was held in spring, and translates literally as "Prayer to Eru." At this time prayers were spoken by the king or queen of Númenor atop the Pillar of the Heavens, Meneltarma, which they ascended on foot and followed by their people.
	www.btinternet.com /~meduseld/holidays.shtml (589 words)

	The Grey Havens - Songs & Tales: Unfinished Tales: The Second Age: A Description of the Island of Númenor
		In Arandor were the haven of Rómenna, the Meneltarma, and Armenelos, the City of the Kings; and it was at all times the most populous region of Númenor.
		Though the lower slopes of the mountain were gentle and grass-covered, it grew ever steeper, and towards the summit it could not be scaled; but a winding spiral road was made upon it, beginning at its foot upon the south, and ending below the lip of the summit upon the north.
		The base of the Meneltarma sloped gently into the surrounding plain, but it extended, after the fashion of roots, five long low ridges outwards in the direction of the five promontories of the land; and these were called Tarmasundar, the Roots of the Pillar.
	www.tolkien.cro.net /talesong/utsanume.html (2572 words)

	Meneltarma − Ardapedia
		Der Meneltarma (Quenya für Himmelspfeiler; original: Pillar of Heaven oder Pillar of the Heavens; Adûnaïsch Minul-Târik; Altenglisch Heofonsýl) war ein Berg inmitten von Númenor, in der Region Arandor in Mittalmar.
		In dem Gedicht wird zwar die versunkene Insel nicht ausdrücklich als Númenor und damit der Berg als Meneltarma identifiziert, die Ähnlichkeiten in ihrer Beschreibung und der Zusammenhang lassen jedoch beispielsweise Tom Shippey in seinem Buch The Road to Middle-earth zu diesem Schluss kommen.
		In Tolkiens Schriften erscheint der Meneltarma erstmals in seiner Zeitreisegeschichte The Lost Road und der zweiten Fassung von The Fall of Númenor, die wohl 1936/37 entstanden.
	ardapedia.herr-der-ringe-film.de /index.php/Meneltarma (1762 words)

	Númenor
		Citadel built by Elros at the foot of the Meneltarma.
		Valley in the southern roots of Meneltarma, where the Kings and Queens were buried
		Island in the Bay of Rómenna, raised by Uinen.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /rwf.downing/sgnumen.htm (233 words)

	TolkienWiki: Armenelos
		The mighty city in Arandor and capital of Númenor built on a hill near Meneltarma.
		In Arandor were the haven of Rómenna, the Meneltarma, and Armenelos, the City of the Kings; and it was at all times the most populous region of Númenor.
		Armenelos was the place of feasting and ceremonies and the greatest feast was held there at the marriage of Aldarion and Erendis.
	www.tolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Armenelos (316 words)

	Meneltarma
		They worship in a place called Meneltarma, a mountain in the center of Númenor.
		One more thing: Before you accuse me of being too focused on the "things" involved, such as Númenor and the Meneltarma, remember that it was these thing which are literally destroyed in the story.
		You cannot truly love this story without accepting this fact: that the faithful remained even as the visible glory of their society disintegrated around them.
	meneltarma.blogspot.com /2004/09/meneltarma-and-nmenor.html (872 words)

	In an Age Before part 34
		In the upheaval the island of Númenor was't riven to its foundations, and the bedrock of the Meneltarma foundered, and ruin came indeed to that land.
		The abyss swallowed all the Land of the Star, and with its fall came a wave higher than the tallest tower, and as the land fell away the water rode up to swallow it.
		Gone were the fair country of Nisimaldar and the proud Tower of Elros; gone too was't the Meneltarma, sunken to its summit, and with it the queen, Tar-Míriel who had fled thither too late.
	www.academyofbards.org /fanfic/p/phantombard_inanagebefore34.html (6950 words)

	Stories of Arda - Lord of the Rings Fan-Fiction Archive
		There was no building, pillar, altar, or any stones upon the Meneltarma, and no one ever spoke there, except the King only, three times a year during the festivals of Eru: Erukyermë, prayer to Eru; Erulaitalë, praise to Eru; and Eruhantalë, thanksgiving to Eru.
		Their presence could be a symbol of what the Meneltarma signified.
		Ar-Pharazôn would let none ascend to the Meneltarma (which was a symbol of the lordship of Eru and their reverence for him).
	www.storiesofarda.com /chapterview.asp?sid=2911&cid=11177 (1792 words)

	ADUNARE MENELTARMA
		Legions of undead erupted from the earth and darkness filled the sky with Morgana's evil necromancy.
		It is said that Stone Hinge's great pilliars glowed with heavenly light as the battle erupted, forcing the undead legions to withdraw into the tomb never to be heard of until recent times and then only from people adventuring the depths of the tomb.
		Quake in fear all middies and hibbies for death is near for you!"
	pages.sbcglobal.net /adunare.meneltarma?S=A (239 words)

	numénor
		It was approximately 250 miles across at its narrowest and five hundred miles at its widest, and was divided up into six regions.
		At the centre was Mittalmar, the "inlands", which contained: Arandor, the "kingsland"; Armenelos, the royal city Meneltarma; the sacred mountain, and the port of Rómenna.
		It had many fair meadows and two major rivers: the Siril, which flowed south from the slopes of Meneltarma to the sea near the fishing town of Nindamos, and the Nunduinë which flowed west to Eldalondë the Green, the fairest port of Numénor.
	www.angelfire.com /realm3/tunnukuh/numenorb.htm (457 words)

	WC3 Projects -- Boxtop inc.
		The king of Meneltarma wants prevent the murder by assassinating the villager.
		But Richard is warned by a dream about this act and sets off for a journey to Meneltarma's capitol and make his peace with the King.
		Sir Camelot is a Knight hired from Meneltarma's Throne to sieze and kill Richard.
	www.freewebs.com /wc3_projects/richardstale.htm (193 words)

	[No title]
		HYPERLINK "http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/m/meneltarma.html" Meneltarma The Meneltarma was the mountain at the centre of Numenor, used as a temple to Eru, left untouched by Men, Later, when Numenor sank beneath The Wave, it was said the top of Meneltarma remained an Island, but it was never found.
		In Elvish, it was known as the Meneltarma.
		HYPERLINK "http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/s/siril.html" Siril The major river of the island of Númenor The greatest of the few rivers on the island of Númenor; it rose in the valleys beneath the Meneltarma, and flowed directly southwards to come to the sea at the fishing port of Nindamos, on the borders of the Hyarnustar and the Hyarrostar.
	home.hetnet.nl /~thdefeber/WESTERN.doc (1198 words)

	A Choice Once Made
		They liked not that I continued to go to the Hallow on the Meneltarma as my father had done, nor that I tended the White Tree, but named these deeds superstition and foolishness.
		And last of all the mounting wave, green and cold and plumed with foam, climbing over the land, took to its bosom Tar-Míriel the Queen, fairer than silver or ivory or pearls.
		Too late she strove to ascend the steep ways of the Meneltarma to the holy place; for the waters overtook her, and her cry was lost in the roaring of the wind."
	www.ucinet.com /~kburkhol/fanfic/choice.html (1176 words)

	Downfallen Numenor on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Among the Exiles many believed that the summit of the Meneltarma, the Pillar of Heaven, was not drowned forever, but rose again above the waves, a lonely island lost in the great waters...
		It was said among the loremasters that the farsighted men of old could see from the Meneltarma a glimmer of the Deathless Land.
		Thus it was that great mariners among them would still search the empty seas, hoping to come upon the Isle of Meneltarma, and there to see a vision of things that were.
	www.flickr.com /photos/dunottar/407501836 (567 words)

	· After the fall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		“Among the Exiles many believed that the summit of the Meneltarma, the Pillar of Heaven, was not drowned for ever, but rose again above the waves, a lonely island lost in the great waters; for it had been a hallowed place, and even in the says if Sauron none had defiled it.
		And some there were of the seed of Eärendil that afterwards sought for it, because it was said amonh loremasters that the farsighted men of old could see from the Meneltarma a glimmer of the Deathless Land.
		For even after the ruin the hearts og the Dunedain were still set westwards and though they knew indeed that the world was changed, they said: ‘Avallonë is vanished from the Earth and the Land of Aman is taken away, and in the world of this present darkness they cannot be found.
	skydramini.com /2006/10/15/after-the-fall (400 words)

	Allakhazam's World of Warcraft Character Profiles
		They might be able to give you some tips on dealing with the silithid that inhabit that hive.
		And Meneltarma, if she truly is as mad as they say...
		I've got a little problem that you might be able to help me with, Meneltarma.
	wow.allakhazam.com /profile.html?1162092 (1698 words)

	meneltarma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		ADUNARE MENELTARMA Dark Age of Camelot Guild based in Albion on Bors.
		Adunare Meneltarma is a guild based in Albion on Bors server of the Dark Age of Camelot game by
		Adunare Meneltarma Pics Page 6 Dark Age of Camelot Guild based in Albion on Bors.
	iriski.info /?q=meneltarma (165 words)

	Religion Before Sauron's Captivity - THE TOLKIEN FORUM
		They were prevented from doing so while Sauron's men (king's men) kept them away...
		If I remember correctly, the Numenoreans met three times a year on top of the Meneltarma, but they could go there when they wanted.
		Traditionally, only the king (or his heir) would speak on the top, a thanksgiving speech during these festivals.
	www.thetolkienforum.com /showthread.php?t=3379 (591 words)

	Head West, Turn Right: February 2005
		The latest word in the ongoing battle to stop the killing of Terri Schiavo is that Judge Greer has left the door open for Michael Schiavo to remove Terri's access to a feeding tube, beginning anew the slow starvation of his disabled wife at 1 p.m.
		Democrats are getting ready to make changes to what is allowed in school admission policies so that schools can have their race-based criteria back again--after voters rejected it via Initiative 200.
		A shift from left to right is usually a thoughtful shift, unlike the above example illustrates of a mindless shift from right to left.
	rednorthwest.blogspot.com /2005_02_01_rednorthwest_archive.html (2406 words)

	Head West, Turn Right
		Here's the dilemma I face as both an Oregonian and a Non-Idiotarian: Pride in my home state, its natural beauty and pioneer spirit; and embarassment for my home state, its extreme politics and stupid government.
		It just seems like a wasted opportunity more than anything else that can be said for or against her at this point.
		While it’s true that the two hurricanes hit at different intensity levels, the important differences can best be described as a tale of two cities – New Orleans and Houston.
	rednorthwest.blogspot.com (1884 words)

	The Grey Havens - Songs & Tales: Unfinished Tales: The Second Age: A Description of the Island of Númenor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A small part of the Mittalmar was, however, separated from the rest, and called Arandor, the Kingland.
		The Mittalmar was raised above the promontories (not reckoning the height of their mountains and hills); it was a region of grasslands and low downs, and few trees grew there.
		They were called the Witnesses of Manwë, and they were believed to be sent by him from Aman to keep watch upon the Holy Mountain and upon all the land.
	tolkien.cro.net /talesong/utsanume.html (2572 words)

	Numenorean Diary - Miriel's Diary: Part I
		It used to be celebrated throughout the land, but these days it is only visited by a substantial part of the population in Andúnië and Romenna.
		Of course there is a formal celebration by the priests in the temple on Meneltarma, but not many people here in the capital go up there.
		When he became king he was so sure that by mending the old rules, by nurturing the White Tree, by reinstalling Eruhantalë and the other festivals, by re-establishing Meneltarma, that by doing all this the ships from Tol Eressëa would come our way again.
	valarguild.org /varda/Tolkien/encyc/fiction/miriel1.htm (2920 words)

	The Eleventh Hour
		Malice she sensed in him, pleasure at the way the ground trembled and shook, at the way the heavens struck men down with lightning and wind as they went abroad.
		She must have slept, for she had no memory of the green pastures of the Mittalmar or of the Meneltarma towering over the kingly city of Armenelos.
		Her next memory was of a soft bed big enough for all three of her brothers, and a kind woman, beautiful with bright eyes, soothing her and giving her warm milk to drink when she cried for her mother.
	www.geocities.com /laura91506/eleventh.html (6168 words)

	The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Sauron's Temple
		Also, there as a temple to Eru on Meneltarma (sp?), the "pillar of heaven" from which one could see to Valinor.
		When Tar-Míriel the Queen attempts to flee "the mounting wave, green and cold and plumed with foam," the text simply states that "she strove to ascend the steep ways of the Meneltarma to the holy place".
		So until Sauron's "surrender" to Ar-Pharazôn and his seduction of the Numenoreans (save the "Elf-friends", the Faithful) into worshipping Melkor as "the Giver of Freedom" in a horrific, human-sacrificing cult through which the supplicants wished to be released from death, Numenor did not have a temple.
	forum.barrowdowns.com /archive/index.php/t-429 (681 words)

	Rhovanion Alliance - A Mod for The Battle For Middle-Earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Giant Eagles seemed slightly inactive in the events of the Second Age and early in the Third Age.
		In the Second Age, the island of Númenor was the home of several Eagles at Armenelos and at the Meneltarma, until the Kings became hostile to the Valar.
		In the end of the Third Age, the Great Eagles once again proved their significance before, during and after the War of the Ring.
	rhovanion.mevault.ign.com /DescriptionGreatShelf.html (1309 words)

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