Leti, G., & Salmon, D. (1724). The life of Sixtus Quintus, pope of Rome in the reign of Queen Elizabeth: Containing an account of his parentage; his education; how he became an ecclesiastick, and by what surprising steps he arriv'd first to be a cardinal, and afterwards pope. In which we have also (by pleasant digressions) a view of the Romish church; and particularly, their intrigues of chusing their popes; and of the most considerable affairs of Europe in that age. An history very diverting and entertaining. Printed for John Wyat ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLeti, Gregorio, and Dr Salmon. The Life of Sixtus Quintus, Pope of Rome in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth: Containing an Account of His Parentage; His Education; How He Became an Ecclesiastick, and by What Surprising Steps He Arriv'd First to Be a Cardinal, and Afterwards Pope. In Which We Have Also (by Pleasant Digressions) a View of the Romish Church; and Particularly, Their Intrigues of Chusing Their Popes; and of the Most Considerable Affairs of Europe in That Age. An History Very Diverting and Entertaining. London: Printed for John Wyat ..., 1724.
MLA引文Leti, Gregorio, and Dr Salmon. The Life of Sixtus Quintus, Pope of Rome in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth: Containing an Account of His Parentage; His Education; How He Became an Ecclesiastick, and by What Surprising Steps He Arriv'd First to Be a Cardinal, and Afterwards Pope. In Which We Have Also (by Pleasant Digressions) a View of the Romish Church; and Particularly, Their Intrigues of Chusing Their Popes; and of the Most Considerable Affairs of Europe in That Age. An History Very Diverting and Entertaining. Printed for John Wyat ..., 1724.