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

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“Thou fairest Daughter mine! throw far thy fear lest to thy Lusians happen harm indign; nor deem my spirit holdeth aught so dear, as the sad waters of these sov’reign eyne: Thou shalt behold, my Daughter, hear me swear, the Greek and Roman dimm’d of all his shine, by Gestes illustrious this thy Hero-race Shall dare and do in Eastern dwelling-place.

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