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1688
Gesta Grayorum is the published account of entertainments performed at Gray’s Inn over the 1594–5 Christmas season, including a performance of The Comedy of Errors on December 28.
ca. 16th century
Two annotations written on the endpapers of a manuscript book may – or may not – be an early quotation of Shakespeare.
ca. 1700
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ca. 1700
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ca. 1614 - ca. 1705
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1558 - 1776
The parish register for Holy Trinity Church contains five references to William Shakespeare.
early 17th century
This manuscript contains a depiction of Shakespeare’s arms that clearly refers to William, rather than to his father, John.
early 17th century
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17th century
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ca. 17th century
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