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

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“Of the vile, nameless Vulgar many bleed; flitting with Gentles to the Gulf profound; where hungers, rav’ening with eternal greed, for passing human Shades the three-head Hound: And humbling more that haughty, arr’ogant breed, and better taming enemies furibund, Castilia’s Gonfanon sublime must fall beneath the forceful foot of Portugall.

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