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

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“Thou hast a Rival, not alone in deed but in his dolence and his guerdon dour: In thee and him two breasts of noblest breed we see degraded to low state obscure: To die in ’spital, on the bed of need, who King and Law like wall of i’ron secure! Thus do capricious Kings, whose will demandeth more than what Justice or what Truth commandeth:

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