APA (7th ed.) Citation

Catlett, J. (1656). A perpetual and universal almanack: Comprised in a most compendious table, exhibiting with great dexterity, all moveable feasts and terms, with other the common notes in both accounts; the change of the moon, the day of the week corresponding to the day of the month, and the contrary: all which are again indigited by an artifice arithmetical, very feasable to the meanest capacity, and never before published. Together with a large appendix, comprehending the most necessary proposition in astronomy and cosmography; resolv'd as by briefe and generall tables, so by trigonometry; the principall heads of which are inserted in the next following page. Printed for L. Lloyd next the Castle in Cornhil.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Catlett, John. A Perpetual and Universal Almanack: Comprised in a Most Compendious Table, Exhibiting with Great Dexterity, All Moveable Feasts and Terms, with Other the Common Notes in Both Accounts; the Change of the Moon, the Day of the Week Corresponding to the Day of the Month, and the Contrary: All Which Are Again Indigited by an Artifice Arithmetical, Very Feasable to the Meanest Capacity, and Never Before Published. Together with a Large Appendix, Comprehending the Most Necessary Proposition in Astronomy and Cosmography; Resolv'd as by Briefe and Generall Tables, so by Trigonometry; the Principall Heads of Which Are Inserted in the Next Following Page. London: Printed for L. Lloyd next the Castle in Cornhil, 1656.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Catlett, John. A Perpetual and Universal Almanack: Comprised in a Most Compendious Table, Exhibiting with Great Dexterity, All Moveable Feasts and Terms, with Other the Common Notes in Both Accounts; the Change of the Moon, the Day of the Week Corresponding to the Day of the Month, and the Contrary: All Which Are Again Indigited by an Artifice Arithmetical, Very Feasable to the Meanest Capacity, and Never Before Published. Together with a Large Appendix, Comprehending the Most Necessary Proposition in Astronomy and Cosmography; Resolv'd as by Briefe and Generall Tables, so by Trigonometry; the Principall Heads of Which Are Inserted in the Next Following Page. Printed for L. Lloyd next the Castle in Cornhil, 1656.