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The year
1658 in literature
involved some significant events.
Contents
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Events
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New books
3
New drama
4
Published plays
5
Poetry
6
Births
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Deaths
Events
Molière
arrives in
Paris
to act at the Louvre.
Edward Phillips
continues the
Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Romans' Government unto the Death of King James
(originally by
Richard Baker
) to this date.
New books
Sir
Thomas Browne
-
The Garden of Cyrus
-
Hydriotaphia,
Urn Burial
John Gadbury
-
Genethlialogia, or the Doctrine of Nativities
Pierre Gassendi
-
Syntagma philosophicum
(published posthumously)
Christiaan Huygens
-
Horologium
Edward Phillips
-
Mysteries of Love and Eloquence
-
A New World in Words, or a General Dictionary
Giambattista della Porta
-
Natural Magic
New drama
Sir
William Davenant
-
The Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru
Published plays
William Chamberlaine -
Love's Victory
Sir
Aston Cockayne
-
The Obstinate Lady
&
Trappolin Suppos'd a Prince
in one volume
Sir
William Davenant
-
The Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru
Thomas Dekker
,
John Ford
, &
William Rowley
-
The Witch of Edmonton
Sir William Lower -
The Amorous Fantasm
(adapted from
Philippe Quinault
's
Fantome Amoreux
)
-
The Enchanted Lovers
Thomas May
-
The Old Couple
Jasper Mayne
-
The City Match
-
The Amorous War
Thomas Meriton -
Love and War
-
The Wandering Lover
Gilbert Swinhoe -
Unhappy Fair Irene
Leonard Willan -
Orgula, or the Fatal Error
Poetry
Sir
Aston Cockayne
-
Small Poems of Divers Sorts
Births
date unknown
-
Elizabeth Barry
, actress (died
1713
)
Deaths
February 3
- Katherine Woodcock, second wife of
John Milton
April 29
-
John Cleveland
, poet (born
1613
)
November 6
-
Pierre du Ryer
, dramatist (born
1606
)