The Lusiads - the national epic of Portugal - relates the story of a people who, in little more than a century, carried their flag and their faith from Brazil to Japan and established a new conception of empire - one based upon mastery of the ocean routes.
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Luiz Vaz de Camoes (1524-1580) was a Portuguese poet born in Lisbon. He travelled to the Red Sea, Persia and Mozambique and spent some years in Goa, India. After his return to Lisbon in 1572, he published 'The Lusiads' recalling the voyages of Vasco da Gama - a work that became the national epic of Portugal.
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