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

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“Lo! here her presence showeth noble Spain, of Europe’s body corporal the head; o’er whose home-rule, and glorious foreign reign, the fatal Wheel so many a whirl hath made: Yet ne’er her Past or force or fraud shall stain, nor restless Fortune shall her name degrade; no bonds her bellic offspring bind so tight but it shall burst them with its force of sprite.

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