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Normally one uses act, scene, line, using either roman or arabic numbers for the first two, thus:
(II, iii, 154-165) or (2.2.154-156).
If you are in a class all using the same text, you probably don't have to identify it. Otherwise, or just to be safe, add a "works cited" page listing the edition using standard bibliographical form (You'll find the proper form in any freshman composition grammar book.)Posted by Hamlet on April 15, 1997 at 18:43:41
In Reply to "Need help on citing Shakespeare in paper" posted by TC on April 15, 1997 at 18:33:37
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