Sixteenth Century
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- 1580 – 1579 – 1578 – 1577 – 1576 – 1575 – 1574 – 1573 – 1572 – 1571
- 1570 – 1569 – 1568 – 1567 – 1566 – 1565 – 1564 – 1563 – 1562 – 1561
- 1560 – 1559 – 1558 – 1557 – 1556 – 1555 – 1554 – 1553 – 1552 – 1551
- 1550 – 1549 – 1548 – 1547 – 1546 – 1545 – 1544 – 1543 – 1542 – 1541
- 1540 – 1539 – 1538 – 1537 – 1536 – 1535 – 1534 – 1533 – 1532 – 1531
- 1530 – 1529 – 1528 – 1527 – 1526 – 1525 – 1524 – 1523 – 1522 – 1521
- 1520 – 1519 – 1518 – 1517 – 1516 – 1515 – 1514 – 1513 – 1512 – 1511
- 1510 – 1509 – 1508 – 1507 – 1506 – 1505 – 1504 – 1503 – 1502 – 1501
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Famous quotes by sixteenth century:
“April is in my mistress’ face,
And July in her eyes hath place,
Within her bosom is September,
But in her heart a cold December.”
—Unknown. Subject #4: July Subject #5: September Subject #6: December. All Seasons in One. . .
Oxford Book of Sixteenth Century Verse, The. E. K. Chambers, comp. (1932)