Robinson, H. (1661). Scholæ Wintoniensis phrases Latinæ: The Latine phrases of Winchester-school : corrected and much augmented with poeticals added : and these four tracts, viz. I. Of words not to be used by elegant Latinists, II. The difference of many words like one another in sound or signification, III. Some words governing a subjunctive mood not mentioned in Lilies Grammar, IV. Concerning [chreia] and [gnom] for entring children upon making of themes (The third edition, with many additions.).
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRobinson, H. Scholæ Wintoniensis Phrases Latinæ: The Latine Phrases of Winchester-school : Corrected and Much Augmented with Poeticals Added : And These Four Tracts, Viz. I. Of Words Not to Be Used by Elegant Latinists, II. The Difference of Many Words like One Another in Sound or Signification, III. Some Words Governing a Subjunctive Mood Not Mentioned in Lilies Grammar, IV. Concerning [chreia] and [gnom] for Entring Children upon Making of Themes. The third edition, with many additions. 1661.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRobinson, H. Scholæ Wintoniensis Phrases Latinæ: The Latine Phrases of Winchester-school : Corrected and Much Augmented with Poeticals Added : And These Four Tracts, Viz. I. Of Words Not to Be Used by Elegant Latinists, II. The Difference of Many Words like One Another in Sound or Signification, III. Some Words Governing a Subjunctive Mood Not Mentioned in Lilies Grammar, IV. Concerning [chreia] and [gnom] for Entring Children upon Making of Themes. The third edition, with many additions. 1661.