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Property	Value
rdf:type	Story
rdfs:label	Warrior's Dawn
rdfs:comment	Warrior's Dawn was a piece of poetry written by the ancient Romulan poet Dezrai. One of the lines this work of art was "And so the wheel turns and, turning, raises those who are low." Manathas was noted to had read Warrior's Dawn and mentally quoted some of the lines during his time on Kevratas. (TNG novel: Death in Winter)
dcterms:subject	Romulan culture Sláine stories Literature
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Previous	The Beast in the Broch
Series	Sláine
Name	Story
Episodes	1
Script	Pat Mills
Published	2000
Art	Mike McMahon
NEXT	The Beltain Giant
abstract	Warrior's Dawn was a piece of poetry written by the ancient Romulan poet Dezrai. One of the lines this work of art was "And so the wheel turns and, turning, raises those who are low." Manathas was noted to had read Warrior's Dawn and mentally quoted some of the lines during his time on Kevratas. (TNG novel: Death in Winter)
is Previous of	The Beltain Giant
is NEXT of	The Beast in the Broch