APA (7th ed.) Citation

Bandello, M., & Fenton, G. (1567). A wonderful con[stan]cie in Dom Diego,: Who for the respect of Geniuera la blonde, vndertoke a harde pennance uppon the mountes pyrenie where he ledd the lyfe of an hermyte till hee was found out by chaunce by one of hys frendes, by whose helpe he recouvered both favor and mariage of hys cruell mistres. T. Marshe.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Bandello, Matteo, and Geoffrey Fenton. A Wonderful Con[stan]cie in Dom Diego,: Who for the Respect of Geniuera La Blonde, Vndertoke a Harde Pennance Uppon the Mountes Pyrenie Where He Ledd the Lyfe of an Hermyte Till Hee Was Found Out by Chaunce by One of Hys Frendes, by Whose Helpe He Recouvered Both Favor and Mariage of Hys Cruell Mistres. [London: T. Marshe, 1567.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Bandello, Matteo, and Geoffrey Fenton. A Wonderful Con[stan]cie in Dom Diego,: Who for the Respect of Geniuera La Blonde, Vndertoke a Harde Pennance Uppon the Mountes Pyrenie Where He Ledd the Lyfe of an Hermyte Till Hee Was Found Out by Chaunce by One of Hys Frendes, by Whose Helpe He Recouvered Both Favor and Mariage of Hys Cruell Mistres. T. Marshe, 1567.