RLG349H5: Medieval Christianity

Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS)

Classical Greek and Latin References:

• 14.242: Where to cite classical references
• 14.243: Identifying numbers in classical references
• 14.244: Abbreviations in classical references
• 14.245: Punctuation in classical references
• 14.246: Citing specific editions of classical references
• 14.247: Titles of classical works and collections
• 14.248: Superscripts in classical references
• 14.249: Collections of inscriptions
• 14.250: Fragments of classical texts

Other Useful Sections include::

• 3.38: When to include a list of illustrations
• 14.30: Basic structure of the short form
• 14.34: Shortened citations versus “ibid.”
• 14.235: Citing paintings, photographs, and sculpture

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