In the Gnomish dictionary it is said (1.256) that Gil rose into the heavens and 'in the likeness of a great bee bearing honey of flame' followed Telimaktar. This presumably represents a distinct conception from that referred to above,where Ingil 'went long ago back Valinor and is with Manwe'(vol.1,219).
With the reference to Fionwe's slaying of Melko 'in the end' cf. the end of The Hiding of Valinor(vol.1,219).
With the reference to Fionwe's slaying of Melko 'in the end' cf. the end of The Hiding of Valinor(vol.1,219).
