Watkins, M. (1666). The things that are Cæsars rendered unto Cæsar, and the things that are God's, rendered unto God. By those that serve, and fear Him: And honour the King, who are true; and shew forth the way of God in truth, that heeds not the wrath of man; nor respects the persons of men; but owns the authority of God, and are subject to it for conscience sake. M.W. [s.n.].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationWatkins, Morgan. The Things That Are Cæsars Rendered Unto Cæsar, and the Things That Are God's, Rendered Unto God. By Those That Serve, and Fear Him: And Honour the King, Who Are True; and Shew Forth the Way of God in Truth, That Heeds Not the Wrath of Man; nor Respects the Persons of Men; but Owns the Authority of God, and Are Subject to It for Conscience Sake. M.W. S.l: [s.n.], 1666.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationWatkins, Morgan. The Things That Are Cæsars Rendered Unto Cæsar, and the Things That Are God's, Rendered Unto God. By Those That Serve, and Fear Him: And Honour the King, Who Are True; and Shew Forth the Way of God in Truth, That Heeds Not the Wrath of Man; nor Respects the Persons of Men; but Owns the Authority of God, and Are Subject to It for Conscience Sake. M.W. [s.n.], 1666.