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

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Thus he, while battling Winds still fiercer clashèd, like raging Bulls indomitably wood; to greater rage the raging gale was lashèd, hissing and howling through the twiney shroud: The lightnings’ dreadful night-light brighter flashèd, and fearful thunders rolled and rent the cloud, as though the Heavens to Earth unaxled fell, and the four Elements in battle mell.

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