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Nan atik sa a nou ap ka monte nou istwa biya de 1600 e travay fason nou jis nan 1674. Se vrèman pa jis nan 1600 biya yo te kòmanse fè a pou yon gwo nonb. Premye ekri nan liv la Et références biya pou te kapab jwenn tou sa fè de karakteristik tankou Antony ak Cléopâtre. An pasaj ki pi popilè referans sa a te genyen lè larenn moun peyi Lejip sijere pou handmaiden li, Charmian, "an nou pou biya." Sa te fè de Loi II, sèn V.
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In this article we'll be picking up our history of billiards from 1600 and working our way until 1674. It really wasn't until 1600 that billiards began to be noticed to a great extent. The first writings and references to billiards could be found in the works of Shakespeare such as Antony and Cleopatra. The most popular passage of this reference was when the Egyptian queen suggests to her handmaiden, Charmian, "Let's to Billiards." This was from Act II, Scene V.