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A Portuguese fleet becomes the object of conflict between Roman gods.

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No more the Passes only now defending, he shall with fire consume thorpe, fane and town: The Hound, waxt wood to see with toil unending his fencèd Cities on the plain bestrown, shall drive his soldiers, life so freely spending, against Pacheco, who with wings hath flown for double movement: But at single bout hither and thither all he puts to rout.

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