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Chicago Style (17th edition) Citation Guide (UP Library)
Provides examples for citing a variety of sources from the common (journal articles, books, websites) to the less common (lecture notes, blog posts, etc.), as well as examples for citing biblical and Catholic sources.

Citing Biblical Sources in Chicago Style

How to Cite Biblical & Catholic Sources in Chicago Style
See examples of how to cite print and online bible dictionaries, commentaries, and more. Part of the Chicago Style (17th edition) Citation Guide

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Chicago Style (Purdue OWL)

The Chicago Manual of Style
Call Number: Reference Z253 .U69 2017 and Online
17th ed.

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Chicago Style (Purdue OWL)

The Purdue OWL has not been updated yet to reflect Chicago Style 18th edition.

The Chicago Manual of Style (18th ed.)
Call Number: Reference Z253 .U69 2024

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