W. C., G. (1656). The renowned history of Fragosa, King of Aragon, and his three sonnes, or, The mirrour magnamity, and Cupid's conquest: Shewing the strange adventures, heroical exploits, and admirable atchievements, of the three magnanimous princes, Dorosa, Feraro, and Pleudippo : together with the worthy presidents of love, in the three vertuous and unparalel'd ladies, Albina, Flermia, and Lucibella : right pleasant for the aged to drive away melancholly, and profitable for youth, to behold the often variations of the fickle world : in two parts. Printed by E. Alsop ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationW. C., Gent. The Renowned History of Fragosa, King of Aragon, and His Three Sonnes, or, The Mirrour Magnamity, and Cupid's Conquest: Shewing the Strange Adventures, Heroical Exploits, and Admirable Atchievements, of the Three Magnanimous Princes, Dorosa, Feraro, and Pleudippo : Together with the Worthy Presidents of Love, in the Three Vertuous and Unparalel'd Ladies, Albina, Flermia, and Lucibella : Right Pleasant for the Aged to Drive Away Melancholly, and Profitable for Youth, to Behold the Often Variations of the Fickle World : In Two Parts. London: Printed by E. Alsop ..., 1656.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationW. C., Gent. The Renowned History of Fragosa, King of Aragon, and His Three Sonnes, or, The Mirrour Magnamity, and Cupid's Conquest: Shewing the Strange Adventures, Heroical Exploits, and Admirable Atchievements, of the Three Magnanimous Princes, Dorosa, Feraro, and Pleudippo : Together with the Worthy Presidents of Love, in the Three Vertuous and Unparalel'd Ladies, Albina, Flermia, and Lucibella : Right Pleasant for the Aged to Drive Away Melancholly, and Profitable for Youth, to Behold the Often Variations of the Fickle World : In Two Parts. Printed by E. Alsop ..., 1656.