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Internet Citation
(Internet_Citations.doc)
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10/27/2005
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Rules for citing a web page.
An example:
Roman Army. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2002, from
http://ancientrome.com/army/legions.html
An explanation below:
"Roman Army" is the title of the web page article you are using, followed by a period.
"(n.d.)" for no date if the article has no publication date. If it has one, put it here, ex. (1989), followed by a period.
"Retrieved" and the date you actually downloaded the page, followed by a comma.
"from" is followed by the actually URL address and it is, believe it or not, NOT ended by a period UNLESS the actual URL ends with a period.
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