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

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“Aye had I deemèd, mighty Father mine, in whatsoe’er my loving breast preferrèd, to find thee kind and affable and benign, e’en though of hostile heart the hate were stirrèd: But as I see thine ire to me incline, ire undeserv’ed⁠—to thee I ne’er have errèd⁠— let Bacchus triumph with his wicked will; while in his weal I sit and wail mine ill.

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