APA (7th ed.) Citation

Burgess, A. (1658). Spiritual refining, or, A treatise of grace and assurance: Part I : wherein are handled, the doctrine of assurance, the use of signs in self-examination, how true graces may be distinguished from counterfeit, several true signs of grace, and many false ones, the nature of grace, under divers scripture-notions or titles, as regeneration, the new-creature, the heart of flesh, vocation, sanctification, &c. : many chief questions (occasionally) controverted between the orthodox and the Arminians : as also many cases of conscience, tending to comfort and confirm saints, [and] undeceive and convert sinners. Printed by Jo. Streater, for T.U., and are to be sold by Thomas Johnson ....

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Burgess, Anthony. Spiritual Refining, or, A Treatise of Grace and Assurance: Part I : Wherein Are Handled, the Doctrine of Assurance, the Use of Signs in Self-examination, How True Graces May Be Distinguished from Counterfeit, Several True Signs of Grace, and Many False Ones, the Nature of Grace, Under Divers Scripture-notions or Titles, as Regeneration, the New-creature, the Heart of Flesh, Vocation, Sanctification, &c. : Many Chief Questions (occasionally) Controverted Between the Orthodox and the Arminians : As Also Many Cases of Conscience, Tending to Comfort and Confirm Saints, [and] Undeceive and Convert Sinners. London: Printed by Jo. Streater, for T.U., and are to be sold by Thomas Johnson ..., 1658.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Burgess, Anthony. Spiritual Refining, or, A Treatise of Grace and Assurance: Part I : Wherein Are Handled, the Doctrine of Assurance, the Use of Signs in Self-examination, How True Graces May Be Distinguished from Counterfeit, Several True Signs of Grace, and Many False Ones, the Nature of Grace, Under Divers Scripture-notions or Titles, as Regeneration, the New-creature, the Heart of Flesh, Vocation, Sanctification, &c. : Many Chief Questions (occasionally) Controverted Between the Orthodox and the Arminians : As Also Many Cases of Conscience, Tending to Comfort and Confirm Saints, [and] Undeceive and Convert Sinners. Printed by Jo. Streater, for T.U., and are to be sold by Thomas Johnson ..., 1658.