Cocker, E. (1661). Multum in parvo, or, The pen's gallantry: A copy-book, containing twenty four sentences in prose, in alphabetical order, and as many in verse, each distick comprehending the twenty four letters, and many examples of alphabets : written in all the curious hands now practised in England, and our neighbour nations : unto which is now added the best copies of court and chancery hands, with instructions for every thing belonging to writing : also the rare principles of this art in a poetical alphabet, published for writing-masters to set their learners. Are to be sold by William Place ... and by Thomas Kooks ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCocker, Edward. Multum in Parvo, or, The Pen's Gallantry: A Copy-book, Containing Twenty Four Sentences in Prose, in Alphabetical Order, and as Many in Verse, Each Distick Comprehending the Twenty Four Letters, and Many Examples of Alphabets : Written in All the Curious Hands Now Practised in England, and Our Neighbour Nations : Unto Which Is Now Added the Best Copies of Court and Chancery Hands, with Instructions for Every Thing Belonging to Writing : Also the Rare Principles of This Art in a Poetical Alphabet, Published for Writing-masters to Set Their Learners. [London]: Are to be sold by William Place ... and by Thomas Kooks ..., 1661.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCocker, Edward. Multum in Parvo, or, The Pen's Gallantry: A Copy-book, Containing Twenty Four Sentences in Prose, in Alphabetical Order, and as Many in Verse, Each Distick Comprehending the Twenty Four Letters, and Many Examples of Alphabets : Written in All the Curious Hands Now Practised in England, and Our Neighbour Nations : Unto Which Is Now Added the Best Copies of Court and Chancery Hands, with Instructions for Every Thing Belonging to Writing : Also the Rare Principles of This Art in a Poetical Alphabet, Published for Writing-masters to Set Their Learners. Are to be sold by William Place ... and by Thomas Kooks ..., 1661.