Coryate, T., Coryate, G., Kirchner, H., Jonson, B., Stansby, W., & Hole, W. (1611). Three crude veines are presented in this booke following (besides the foresaid Crudities): No lesse flowing in the body of the booke, then the Crudities themselues, two of rhetoricke and one of poesie : that is to say, a most elegant oration, first written in the Latine tongue by Hermannus Kirchnerus, a civill lawyer, oratour, cesarean poet, and prosessor of eloquence and antiquities in the famous universitie of Marpurg in the langrauiat of Hafsia, in praise of trauell in generall : now distilled into English spirit through the Odcombian Limbecke ... Another also composed by the author of the former, in praise of trauell of Germanie in particular, sublimed and brought ouer the helme in the stillitorie of the said trauelling Thomas, this about the center or nauell of the Crudities : then in the posterne of them looke, and thou shalt find the posthume poems of the authors father .. Printed by W.S..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationCoryate, Thomas, George Coryate, Hermann Kirchner, Ben Jonson, William Stansby, and William Hole. Three Crude Veines Are Presented in This Booke Following (besides the Foresaid Crudities): No Lesse Flowing in the Body of the Booke, Then the Crudities Themselues, Two of Rhetoricke and One of Poesie : That Is to Say, a Most Elegant Oration, First Written in the Latine Tongue by Hermannus Kirchnerus, a Civill Lawyer, Oratour, Cesarean Poet, and Prosessor of Eloquence and Antiquities in the Famous Universitie of Marpurg in the Langrauiat of Hafsia, in Praise of Trauell in Generall : Now Distilled into English Spirit Through the Odcombian Limbecke ... Another Also Composed by the Author of the Former, in Praise of Trauell of Germanie in Particular, Sublimed and Brought Ouer the Helme in the Stillitorie of the Said Trauelling Thomas, This About the Center or Nauell of the Crudities : Then in the Posterne of Them Looke, and Thou Shalt Find the Posthume Poems of the Authors Father .. London: Printed by W.S., 1611.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationCoryate, Thomas, et al. Three Crude Veines Are Presented in This Booke Following (besides the Foresaid Crudities): No Lesse Flowing in the Body of the Booke, Then the Crudities Themselues, Two of Rhetoricke and One of Poesie : That Is to Say, a Most Elegant Oration, First Written in the Latine Tongue by Hermannus Kirchnerus, a Civill Lawyer, Oratour, Cesarean Poet, and Prosessor of Eloquence and Antiquities in the Famous Universitie of Marpurg in the Langrauiat of Hafsia, in Praise of Trauell in Generall : Now Distilled into English Spirit Through the Odcombian Limbecke ... Another Also Composed by the Author of the Former, in Praise of Trauell of Germanie in Particular, Sublimed and Brought Ouer the Helme in the Stillitorie of the Said Trauelling Thomas, This About the Center or Nauell of the Crudities : Then in the Posterne of Them Looke, and Thou Shalt Find the Posthume Poems of the Authors Father .. Printed by W.S., 1611.