Erasmus, D. (1719). Pope Julius the Second: A comical and facetious dialogue between Julius II, evil genius, and St. Peter. Written originally in Latin by the great Erasmus; and now translated into English, by Philanglus Miso Papas. Dublin: printed for J. Leathley, at the Corner of Sycamore-Ally, in Dame-Street.
Chicago Style CitationErasmus, Desiderius. Pope Julius the Second: A Comical and Facetious Dialogue between Julius II, Evil Genius, and St. Peter. Written Originally in Latin By the Great Erasmus; and Now Translated Into English, By Philanglus Miso Papas. Dublin: printed for J. Leathley, at the Corner of Sycamore-Ally, in Dame-Street, 1719.
MLA CitationErasmus, Desiderius. Pope Julius the Second: A Comical and Facetious Dialogue between Julius II, Evil Genius, and St. Peter. Written Originally in Latin By the Great Erasmus; and Now Translated Into English, By Philanglus Miso Papas. Dublin: printed for J. Leathley, at the Corner of Sycamore-Ally, in Dame-Street, 1719.