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

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Meanwhile behold we what new chance befell the seld-seen Voyagers who Fame would earn, Since gentle Venus deigned the gale to quell, and futile furies of fierce winds to spurn; when they the large-spread Land’s appearance hail, of stubborn obst’inate toil the bound and bourne, and where the Saviour’s seed they wend to sow, enthrone new lords, new lights, new laws bestow.

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