1630s | Shakespeare Documented

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ca. 16th century

Thomas Dowse's manuscript note from Lucrece in Peter Idle's "Instructions to his son"

Two annotations written on the endpapers of a manuscript book may – or may not – be an early quotation of Shakespeare.

ca. 1614 - ca. 1705

Armorial compiled by various heralds, with the coat of arms of “William Shackspeare"

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early 17th century

Manuscript songbook including "Come away, come away Come away, come away Hecate" from Macbeth

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ca. 17th century

Armorial with the arms of "Shakespear the player"

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ca. 17th century

Armorial arranged by category, with the arms of “Shakspeare” depicted under “Lances”

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ca. early 17th century

Alphabet of Arms, with Shakespeare’s arms in shorthand blazon

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