APA (7th ed.) Citation

Cleveland, J. (1641). Romes eccho, or, A dialogve betvvixt a papist and a Protestant: Vvith an admonition to ovr lordly bishops and a briefe relation of the suffering of that worthy and religious devine master Bates, and the inhumane usage of his dead bones afterward, who died in the gatehouse under the bishops tyrannie. [publisher not identified].

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Cleveland, John. Romes Eccho, or, A Dialogve Betvvixt a Papist and a Protestant: Vvith an Admonition to Ovr Lordly Bishops and a Briefe Relation of the Suffering of That Worthy and Religious Devine Master Bates, and the Inhumane Usage of His Dead Bones Afterward, Who Died in the Gatehouse Under the Bishops Tyrannie. [London?] printed: [publisher not identified], 1641.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Cleveland, John. Romes Eccho, or, A Dialogve Betvvixt a Papist and a Protestant: Vvith an Admonition to Ovr Lordly Bishops and a Briefe Relation of the Suffering of That Worthy and Religious Devine Master Bates, and the Inhumane Usage of His Dead Bones Afterward, Who Died in the Gatehouse Under the Bishops Tyrannie. [publisher not identified], 1641.