APA (7th ed.) Citation

(1642). Strange and miraculous newes from Turkie.: Sent to our English ambassadour resident at Constantinople. Of a woman which was seene in the firmament with a book in her hand at Medina Talnabi where Mahomets tombe is. Also severall visions of armed men appearing in the ayre for one and twenty dayes together. With a propheticall interpretation made by a Mahumotan priest, who lost his life in the maintenance thereof. Printed for Hugh Perrey neere Ivy-Bridge in the Strand.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Strange and Miraculous Newes from Turkie.: Sent to Our English Ambassadour Resident at Constantinople. Of a Woman Which Was Seene in the Firmament with a Book in Her Hand at Medina Talnabi Where Mahomets Tombe Is. Also Severall Visions of Armed Men Appearing in the Ayre for One and Twenty Dayes Together. With a Propheticall Interpretation Made by a Mahumotan Priest, Who Lost His Life in the Maintenance Thereof. London: Printed for Hugh Perrey neere Ivy-Bridge in the Strand, 1642.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Strange and Miraculous Newes from Turkie.: Sent to Our English Ambassadour Resident at Constantinople. Of a Woman Which Was Seene in the Firmament with a Book in Her Hand at Medina Talnabi Where Mahomets Tombe Is. Also Severall Visions of Armed Men Appearing in the Ayre for One and Twenty Dayes Together. With a Propheticall Interpretation Made by a Mahumotan Priest, Who Lost His Life in the Maintenance Thereof. Printed for Hugh Perrey neere Ivy-Bridge in the Strand, 1642.