Chicago referencing

[Alex - City Matters]

Is anyone accustomed with the Chicago style of referencing. I'm attempting to cite a manuscript at the moment, but having never referenced an item of this category before, I'm cautious as to whether I'm correct. I'd appreciate any help.

Reference:

Gilbert of Limerick’s Imago ecclesiae, 1100-1200, Christian Works MS. Ff.1.27, p.238, Cambridge University Library.

 

[117 M34]

Never used Chicago style, only Havard.
I've never seen any referencing that doesn't include the year though.

Can you not use a referencing generator to check?

 

[117 M34]

Just noticed it is a manuscript hence the lack of year.

 

[Alex - City Matters]

Never used Chicago style, only Havard.
I've never seen any referencing that doesn't include the year though.

Can you not use a referencing generator to check?

Thanks. As you said in your reply, there's no year due to the fact it's a manuscript and because we don't know when Gilbert lived (hence 1100-1200). I'll try a generator, although I'm pretty sure this is correct.

 

[Sir peace frog]

sorry......... wrong room