CLST 2230: Alexander and the Hellenistic World (Knapp)

When you incorporate another person's words or ideas into your own writing, it is important to cite your source. Citations:

• Give the original author the credit they deserve
• Point your reader to the original work, in case they'd like to consult it themselves
• Strengthen your assignments, by supporting ideas with research
• Show the evolution of scholarship on a topic over time

Chicago Manual of Style Citation

Langara's Department of History, Latin & Political Science uses the Chicago Manual of Style for citation. 

For helpful examples of Chicago style citations, visit the following guides:

Langara Library has developed a supplementary citation guide for sources commonly used by Classical Studies/Ancient History students. 

Image sources must be cited in the caption and included in your bibliography.

Captions for images should be numbered and include at least the following information: What the image is, the date of the item shown, and the source.

For example: 

Image 1: Statue of Augustus as pontifex, from the Via Labicana in Rome. AD 12 or later. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CaesarAugustusPontiusMaximus.jpg