1632 in literature

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The year 1632 in literature involved some significant literary events and new works.

Events

February 11 - Protestant pastor Nicolas Antoine is committed to an asylum after converting to Judaism.
February 14 - Tempe Restored, a masque written by Aurelian Townshend and designed by Inigo Jones, is performed at Whitehall Palace.
March - King Charles I of England and Queen Henrietta Maria visit the University of Cambridge. The students of Trinity College perform Thomas Randolph's The Jealous Lovers and Peter Hausted's The Rival Friends, the latter causing a theatrical riot and subsequent scandal.
May - Tirso de Molina is appointed chronicler of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy.
Late - Publication of William Prynne's Histriomastix, an attack on the English Renaissance theatre (dated 1633).

Anonymous - The Costly Whore
William Alabaster - Roxana (Latin play, first performed during the 1590s) published
Richard Brome - The Weeding of Covent Garden performed
- The Northern Lass published
Nathan Field & Philip Massinger - The Fatal Dowry published
Thomas Goffe - The Courageous Turk published
Robert Gomersal - Lodovick Sforza, Duke of Milan published
Peter Hausted - The Rival Friends
Thomas Heywood - The Iron Age, Part 1 and 2 published
Ben Jonson - The Magnetic Lady
Jean Mairet - Les Galanteries du duc d'Ossonne
Philip Massinger - The City Madam performed
- The Maid of Honour published
Thomas Randolph -The Jealous Lovers
- The Muses' Looking-Glass
William Rowley (and others?) - A New Wonder, a Woman Never Vexed published
James Shirley - The Ball
- The Changes, or Love in a Maze
- Hyde Park
John Tatham - Love Crowns the End
Aurelian Townshend - Tempe Restored (masque)

January 1 - Katherine Philips, née Fowler, poet, translator, and woman of letters (died 1664)
January 29 - Johann Georg Graevius, classical scholar (died 1730)
June 10 - Esprit Fléchier, historian (died 1710)
August 29 - John Locke, philosopher (died 1704)
November 23 - Jean Mabillon, palaeographer (died 1707)
November 24 - Baruch Spinoza, philosopher (died 1677)
December 17 - Anthony Wood, antiquarian writer (died 1695)
date unknown - Lancelot Addison, general author and father of Joseph Addison (died 1703)

February 23 - Giambattista Basile, poet and collector of fairy tales (born c.1570)
April 7 - Marta de Nevares, mistress of Lope de Vega^[1]
April 20 - Nicolas Antoine, French theologian (born c.1602; executed for heresy)
May 5 - Luís de Sousa, religious writer (born 1555)
August 25 - Thomas Dekker, dramatist (born c.1572)
date unknown
- Aharon Ibn Hayyim, Biblical and Talmudic commentator
- Alexandre Hardy, dramatist (born c.1571)
- George Percy, explorer and diarist^[2](born 1580)

↑ Marta de Nevares, Amarilis, Marcia Leonarda (Spanish). Accessed 2 February 2013
↑ George Percy, "Observations gathered out of a discourse of the plantation of the southern colony in Virginia by the English, 1606," in Jamestown Narratives: Eyewitness accounts of the Virginia Colony, The First Decade, 1607-1617, ed. Edward Wright Haile (Champlain, Va.: Roundhouse, 1998), 100.

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