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

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“Here courseth, see, the callèd Champa shore, with woods of od’orous wood ’tis deckt and dight: See Cauchichina still of note obscure, and of Ainam yon undiscoverèd Bight: Here the proud Empire famed evermore for wide-spread lands and wealth and matchless might, of China runs, and boasts the whole her own ’twixt torrid Cancer and the frigid Zone.

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