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

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Erst so she schemèd for the son she bare to her Anchises, that he welcome found in the fair country, where by subtle snare a single ox-hide spanned the spacious ground: She seeks his aidance whom she may not spare, fierce Cupid, in whose force her force is bound; that e’en as in her olden enterprise he aided, aid he now to pluck the prize.

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