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

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“There farther still the Boreal Pole below, Hyperboréan mountain-walls appear, and the wild hills where Aeolus loves to blow, while of his winds the names they proudly bear: Here such cold comfort doth Apollo show, so weak his light and warmth to shine and cheer, that snows eternal gleam upon the mountains, freezeth the sea, and ever freeze the fountains.

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