Bull, J. (1597). The oration of Maister Iohn Bull, Doctor of Musicke, and one of the Gentlemen of hir Maiesties Royall Chappell.: As hee pronounced the same, beefore diuers worshipfull persons, th' aldermen & commoners of the Citie of London, with a great multitude of other people, the 6. day of October. 1597. In the new erected colledge of Sir Thomas Gresham knight, deceased: made in the commendation of the saide worthy founder, and the excellent science of musicke. by Thomas Este.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBull, John. The Oration of Maister Iohn Bull, Doctor of Musicke, and One of the Gentlemen of Hir Maiesties Royall Chappell.: As Hee Pronounced the Same, Beefore Diuers Worshipfull Persons, Th' Aldermen & Commoners of the Citie of London, with a Great Multitude of Other People, the 6. Day of October. 1597. In the New Erected Colledge of Sir Thomas Gresham Knight, Deceased: Made in the Commendation of the Saide Worthy Founder, and the Excellent Science of Musicke. Imprinted at London: by Thomas Este, 1597.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBull, John. The Oration of Maister Iohn Bull, Doctor of Musicke, and One of the Gentlemen of Hir Maiesties Royall Chappell.: As Hee Pronounced the Same, Beefore Diuers Worshipfull Persons, Th' Aldermen & Commoners of the Citie of London, with a Great Multitude of Other People, the 6. Day of October. 1597. In the New Erected Colledge of Sir Thomas Gresham Knight, Deceased: Made in the Commendation of the Saide Worthy Founder, and the Excellent Science of Musicke. by Thomas Este, 1597.