Citation Formatting Examples

Biblical references are included in the text, in parentheses, using abbreviations of the biblical books, chapter, and verses in Arabic numerals, e.g.: Mk 1:1-3. For articles written in other languages, use the abbreviations and format customary in that language.

Patristic and medieval references may also appear in the text, in parentheses, using standard abbreviations as in Lampe, xi–xlv (e.g., Hom. Gen. for Homiliae in Genesim). The first citation must include, in a footnote, the edition used and any abbreviation that will be used subsequently.

For articles focused on a single author and containing frequent citations from that author, references may be made using acronyms or sigla in parentheses, with a corresponding note at the first citation containing full bibliographic details.

All other bibliographic references must appear in footnotes. There is no bibliography at the end of the article. Use the models below for reference formatting.

First citation of a work:

Book:	Jean-Luc Marion, Le visible et le révélé, Cerf, Paris 2005, 141-142.
Later edition:	Karl Marx, Selected Writings, ed. David McLellan, Ox ford University Press, Oxford 2000², 97.
Book in a series:	Heinz Schürmann, Das Lukasevangelium (Herders theo logischer Kommentar zum Neuen Testament 3) Herder, Freiburg 1969, 33-34.
Multi-volume work:	Ulrich Luz, Das Evangelium nach Matthäus (4 vol.), Vluyn, Neukirchen 1985-2002, vol. 1, 33-34.
Journal article:	Étienne Gilson, “Pourquoi saint Thomas a critiqué saint Augustinˮ, Archives d’histoire doctrinale et littéraire du Moyen âge 1 (1926) 5-127, here 54.
Book chapter/ conference proceedings	Brendan Purcell, “Foundations for a Judgment of the Holocaust: Etty Hillesum’s Standard of Humanityˮ, în Klaas Smelik – Ria van den Brandt – Meins G. S. Coetsi er (edd.) Spirituality in the Writings of Etty Hillesum: Proceedings of the Etty Hillesum Conference at Ghent University, November 2008 (Supplements to the Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy), Brill, Leiden – Bo ston (MA) 2011, 125-146, here 134.
Dictionary or encyclopedia entry	André Barucq – Pierre Grelot, “Înțelepciuneˮ, in Xavier Léon-Dufour (ed.), Vocabular de teologie biblică, Editura Arhiepiscopiei Romano-Catolice de București 2001, 325- 330, here 329.
Work with more than three authors:	* * , Atti del Convegno di Studi su aspetti e problemi della critica dantesca*, De Luca, Roma 1967.