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

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“Now Pyroeis and Phlegon ’gan appear with th’ other pair that hale the radiant wain, when the tall heights of Table Mount we spere, which from the mighty Giant form hath tane: Standing along now easting shores we steer, and cleave the waters of the Lévant main, the coast-line hugging with a northing Prow, and sight a second landfall o’er the bow.

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