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Timeline - 354

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354
Picture from 354 ● [1] Surak's teachings bring him reknown as the father of Vulcan logic. [1]
  People :  Surak
  Species :  Vulcans

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1 ENT 4 The Forge Soval says Surak is still thought of this way after 1,800 years. He may be referring to the Great Awakening with this comment, but it seems sensible that Surak's movement gathered pace for some years before it really changed the planet
Series : ENT Season 4
Episode : The Forge
Comment : Soval says Surak is still thought of this way after 1,800 years. He may be referring to the Great Awakening with this comment, but it seems sensible that Surak's movement gathered pace for some years before it really changed the planet

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