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

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“Thou, only thou, pure Love, whose cruel might obligeth human hearts to weal and woe, thou, only thou, didst wreak such foul despight, as though she were some foul perfidious foe. Thy burning thirst, fierce Love, they say aright, may not be quencht by saddest tears that flow; nay, more, thy sprite of harsh tyrannick mood would see thine altars bathed with human blood.

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