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Varia symbola religiosa. Religio [1] (-onis, f. ) sive res divinae [1] (-rum, f.pl. ) est ordinata systematum opinionum, systematum culturae, cosmotheoriarumque congeries, quae humanitatem cum rebus sacris et aliquando moralitate coniungit. [note 1] Multis religionibus sunt mythologia, symbola, usus antiqui, et historiae sacrae quae significationem vitae dant vel originem mundi, originem vitae vel universi explicant. Ex notionibus cosmi et naturae humanae, religiones moralitatem, ethicas, leges religiosas, et modos vivendi antepositos deducere solent. Secundum nonnullas aestimationes, exstant in mundo hodierno circa 4200 religionum. [2] Theologia est scientia quae deos investigat. Religio autem ipsa modum scientiae non sequitur, et a scientia permaxime distincta est, quod nos requirit conclusiones comprobare quae in experimentis verificari non possunt. Qui deos non exsistere putent, et religionis fidem negent athei appellantur. Index 1 Etymologia 2 Religiones h

Lingua Arabica ( عربية `Arabiyya ) Fabulatus est: Algerium, Aegypto, Cuvaito, Iemenia, Iracia, Iordania, Israel, Libano, Libya, Mauretania, Maroco, Omania, Palaestina, Quataria, Sudania, Syria, Tunesia, Phylarchiarum Arabicarum Confoederatio, et multis aliis Regio: Orbis Arabicus Fabulantes: 225 miliones (secundum Ethnologue ; fabulantes nativi totarum dialectorum) Status: — Classificatio genetica: Afrasiaticae  Semiticae   Centrales    Meridionales      Arabica Notae linguae ISO 639-1 ar ISO 639-2 ara SIL ABV Linguasphere 12-AAC De Lingua Arabica -3 (maxdubium) Latinitas huius rei maxime dubia est. Corrige si potes. Vide {{latinitas}}. Lingua Arabica [1] sive sermo Arabicus [2] (-onis, m ) est lingua in familia linguarum Semiticarum, in quibus et est Hebraica Aramaicaque, cognata, qua centena milia hominum non tantum in paeninsula Arabica, sed etiam in Africa Septentrionali et magna Orientis Proximi part

130 11 At the council of Elrond, Gandalf tells of his encounter with Saruman. But I rode to the foot of Orthanc, and came to the stair of Saruman; and there he met me and led me up to his high chamber. He wore a ring on his finger. Gandalf seems draw particular attention to Saruman's ring. Yet, to my knowledge, nothing more is ever said of his ring. We know that Saruman had a great deal of knowledge regarding the rings of power. Is there anything in Middle-earth lore that indicates if there was anything extraordinary about this ring? Was Saruman emulating Sauron? Or could the ring have been given to him by Sauron? the-lord-of-the-rings tolkiens-legendarium magical-items saruman share | impro