La Calprenède, G. d. C., & Loveday, R. (1652). Hymen's præludia: Or, Love's master-piece. Being the first part of that so much admir'd romance, intituled, Cleopatra. Written originally in the French, and now rendred into English by R. Loveday. Whereunto is annexed, a succinct abridgement of what is extant in the succeeding story. By the same hand. Printed for George Thompson, at the White-Horse in Chauncery-lane, neere Lincolnes-Inn.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLa Calprenède, Gaultier de Coste, and Robert Loveday. Hymen's Præludia: Or, Love's Master-piece. Being the First Part of That so Much Admir'd Romance, Intituled, Cleopatra. Written Originally in the French, and Now Rendred into English by R. Loveday. Whereunto Is Annexed, a Succinct Abridgement of What Is Extant in the Succeeding Story. By the Same Hand. London: Printed for George Thompson, at the White-Horse in Chauncery-lane, neere Lincolnes-Inn, 1652.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationLa Calprenède, Gaultier de Coste, and Robert Loveday. Hymen's Præludia: Or, Love's Master-piece. Being the First Part of That so Much Admir'd Romance, Intituled, Cleopatra. Written Originally in the French, and Now Rendred into English by R. Loveday. Whereunto Is Annexed, a Succinct Abridgement of What Is Extant in the Succeeding Story. By the Same Hand. Printed for George Thompson, at the White-Horse in Chauncery-lane, neere Lincolnes-Inn, 1652.