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The word "dates" is "dates", as in "They call for dates and quinces in the pastry." (Romeo and Juliet)

When describing what day something was done, in letters the form was usually along the lines of "this xxi day of March, 1597". The day might be in Roman or Arabic numerals, either ordinal or cardinal: "the 3rd day of December" can also be found. The month is always spelled out in full.

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