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Antoine Thomas’ De Bello Cam Hi Imperatoris Tartaro: Sinici contra Tartaros Erutanos. Feliciter Confecto anno 1597: Its Historical Meaning
MLA
Antonucci, Davor. “Antoine Thomas’ De Bello Cam Hi Imperatoris Tartaro: Sinici contra Tartaros Erutanos. Feliciter Confecto anno 1597: Its Historical Meaning.” About Books, Maps, Songs and Steles: The Wording and Teaching of the Christian Faith in China, edited by Pieter Ackerman and Dirk van Overmeire, Ferdinand Verbiest Institute, 2011, pp. 79–100.
Chicago
Antonucci, Davor. “Antoine Thomas’ De Bello Cam Hi Imperatoris Tartaro: Sinici contra Tartaros Erutanos. Feliciter Confecto anno 1597: Its Historical Meaning.” In About Books, Maps, Songs and Steles: The Wording and Teaching of the Christian Faith in China, edited by Pieter Ackerman and Dirk van Overmeire, 79–100. Leuven: Ferdinand Verbiest Institute, 2011.
Turabian
Antonucci, Davor. “Antoine Thomas’ De Bello Cam Hi Imperatoris Tartaro: Sinici contra Tartaros Erutanos. Feliciter Confecto anno 1597: Its Historical Meaning.” In About Books, Maps, Songs and Steles: The Wording and Teaching of the Christian Faith in China, edited by Pieter Ackerman and Dirk van Overmeire, 79–100. Leuven: Ferdinand Verbiest Institute, 2011.