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Here are some suggestions for citing material from bibarch.com in your papers and electronic documents. Please credit the named author on all attributed articles and the editor, Michael P. Germano, on all unsigned articles.

Scientific Style

For details on using scientific style citations for the WWW see The Columbia Guide to Online Style by Walker and Taylor.

Cite pages from BibArch� in scientific style in the form:

Germano, M. P. (2000). The First Christians. BibArch. http://www.bibarch.com/The First Christians (20 May 00).

If you cite a subsection of The First Christians such as Apostolic Writings then cite in the form:

Germano, M. P. (2000). Apostolic Writings. The First Christians. http://www.bibarch.com/The First Christians (20 May 00).

Humanities Style

For details on using humanities style citations for the WWW see The Columbia Guide to Online Style by Walker and Taylor.

Cite pages from BibArch� in humanities style in the form:

Germano, Michael P. "The First Christians." BibArch.
2000. http//:www.bibarch.com (20 May 00).

If you cite a subsection of The First Christians such as Apostolic Writings then cite in the form:

Germano, Michael P. (2000). "Apostolic Writings." The First Christians. 2000. http://www.bibarch.com/The First Christians (20 May 00).

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