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

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“But now the Vet’ran⁠—doomed by years to ease and gentle rest, from life of toil and teen, be’ing in the city, down whose pastured leas Mondego’s wavelets kiss the hem of green;⁠— when learnt how close his son beleaguer’d is in Santarem by Moormen blind with spleen, close from the City flies the fone to meet, age-idlesse spurning with fast eager feet.

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