Include the edition if you citing an edition other than the first edition.
Johannes Bodaeus published a frequently cited folio edition in Amsterdam in 1644, complete with commentaries and woodcut illustrations.
Serpell cites an edition of the British Meat Trades Journal published near his time of writing, advising meat purveyors to divorce their product from "the act of slaughter," by swapping out the words "butcher" and "slaughterhouse" with what Serpell calls "American euphemisms": "meat plant," "meat factory".
Absent a critical edition, I cite Isaac Hirsch Weiss's edition (by page and column) as well as what is widely considered the finest Sifra manuscript, MS Assemani 66 (also known as Vatican 66), a facsimile edition of which was published by Finkelstein under the name Torat Kohanim.
Among the 127 works cited in the edition's "list of authors" are the names of Benjamin Franklin and John Locke.
The 2003 edition cited Schneider and Galluccio (formerly Gristina) as promising new wineries, but the 2004 mentions neither.
Radiopress cited a Jan . 13edition of the state newspaper Minju Joson as saying the meeting had been held "recently," but gave no date.
Justice Harry A. Blackmun, writing the majority decision in Roe v. Wade in 1973, cited the June 1971 edition of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the government's public health journal, to support one contention in his argument for legalizing abortion.
Yahoo stock retreated by 1percentt in after-hours trading, after a report in the Wall Street Journal's online edition cited anonymous sources who said Yahoo had ended the merger talks.
He makes similar innovative distinctions when discussing the different types of human and divine willing, where his voluntarist opinions are quite interesting (Reportatio I, dd. 45 48: see the critical edition cited below; Alliney 2006b; Robiglio 2006).
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