(1679). A True history of the lives of the Popes of Rome: With a description of their particular vices and misdemeanors ... : with a full discovery of the cursed tenents of the Church of Rome : concerning the Popes power, authority in ecclesiasticals and temporals over emperours, kings, princes and potentates, whom they may excommunicate, depose, murther, poison, or make away by any unlawful means whatsoever, even by their own subjects, and notwithstanding all oaths of allegiance and supremacy, for which they can give dispensation : with a relation of their many execrable and bloody designs and massacres, not only in England and Ireland, but also in France, Spain, and other places.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA True History of the Lives of the Popes of Rome: With a Description of Their Particular Vices and Misdemeanors ... : With a Full Discovery of the Cursed Tenents of the Church of Rome : Concerning the Popes Power, Authority in Ecclesiasticals and Temporals over Emperours, Kings, Princes and Potentates, Whom They May Excommunicate, Depose, Murther, Poison, or Make Away by Any Unlawful Means Whatsoever, Even by Their Own Subjects, and Notwithstanding All Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, for Which They Can Give Dispensation : With a Relation of Their Many Execrable and Bloody Designs and Massacres, Not Only in England and Ireland, but Also in France, Spain, and Other Places. 1679.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA True History of the Lives of the Popes of Rome: With a Description of Their Particular Vices and Misdemeanors ... : With a Full Discovery of the Cursed Tenents of the Church of Rome : Concerning the Popes Power, Authority in Ecclesiasticals and Temporals over Emperours, Kings, Princes and Potentates, Whom They May Excommunicate, Depose, Murther, Poison, or Make Away by Any Unlawful Means Whatsoever, Even by Their Own Subjects, and Notwithstanding All Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, for Which They Can Give Dispensation : With a Relation of Their Many Execrable and Bloody Designs and Massacres, Not Only in England and Ireland, but Also in France, Spain, and Other Places. 1679.