Deaths
- January 29 - Jacob Gretser, Jesuit writer (born 1562)
- March 25 - Giambattista Marino, epic poet (born 1569)
- June 1 - Honoré d'Urfé, novelist (born 1568)
- August - John Fletcher, dramatist (born 1579)
- September - Thomas Lodge, dramatist (born c.1558)
- September 6 - Thomas Dempster, historian (born 1579)
- September 20 - Heinrich Meibom, poet and historian (born 1555)
- date unknown - Thomas Lodge, dramatist (born c.1558)
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