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

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“Now in the dust-blurred air with strident sound bolts, arrows, darts and man’ifold missiles fly; beneath the destrier’s horny hoof the ground quaketh in terror, and the dales reply; shiver the lances; thundereth around the frequent crash of fellèd armoury; foes on the little force redoubling fall of Nuno fierce, who makes great numbers small.

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