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

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“Steer straight, along this outstretch’d seaboard run, another land more leal shalt thou find; there near the Belt where th’ ever-blazing sun to Day and Night hath equal space assign’d: There to thy Squadron honour gladly done, a King, with many a friendly service kind, the surest shelter shall for thee provide, and for your India skilful trusty guide.”

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