In-Text Example:
The first in-text citation includes the edition of the Bible you used, subsequent in-text citations only include the chapter and verse numbers when you are referring to the same edition of the Bible.
First in-text:
in-text, just one line: (King James Bible Solomon 2.4).
Subsequent in-text citations:
More than one line. …(Solomon 1.17-2.2).
Works Cited
The Bible, King James Version. “The Song of Solomon.” World Literature, Indian River State College Libraries, 2018, https://irsc.libguides.com/worldlit/love.
Listen to "The Song of Solomon" 
In-Text Example:
Cite the line(s) of the poem or play rather than the page number in the in-text citation.
... "love-dalliance" (Amaru 6).
Works Cited
Amaru, Kavi. “Amaru Shataka.” World Literature, translated by C.R. Devdhar, Indian River State College Libraries, 2018, https://irsc.libguides.com/worldlit/love.
In-Text Example:
Cite the line(s) of the poem or play rather than the page number in the in-text citation.
…(Sappho 7).
Works Cited
Sappho. “Some Think a Fleet.” World Literature, Indian River State College Libraries, 2018, https://irsc.libguides.com/worldlit/love.
Listen to Sappho's Poems:
In-Text Example:
Cite the line(s) of the poem or play rather than the page number in the in-text citation.
…(Homer 8-9).
Works Cited
Homer. “Book VI: The Meeting Between Nausicaa and Ulysses.” The Odyssey, translated by Samuel Butler. World Literature, Indian River State College Libraries, 2018, https://irsc.libguides.com/worldlit/love.
Listen to "The Odyssey", Book 6
In-Text Example:
Cite the line(s) of the poem or play rather than the page number in the in-text citation.
(Ovid 13-17).
Works Cited
Ovid. “Book 10: Fable VII.” The Metamorphoses. World Literature, Indian River State College Libraries, 2018, https://irsc.libguides.com/worldlit/love.
Listen to The Metamorphoses by Ovid:
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