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

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“Victory swift pursuing, rest disdaineth the great untiring King; he must’ereth all the lieges of his land, whom nought restraineth from ever seeking stranger realms to ’thrall. He wends to ’leaguer Bad’ajoz, where he gaineth his soul’s desire, and battleth at her fall with force so fierce, and art and heart so true his deeds made others fain to dare and do.

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