(Information for citations drawn from the FAQ at Ancient Egypt: The Mythology.)

In the examples, I have used today's date (8 Oct. 1999); you would replace this with the date you viewed the document. I have also used the "Bast: First Appearances" section and URL for purposes of example; you would replace this with the section you are referencing and its appropriate URL. For APA and MLA methods, the Bast essay does not have an edition date, so "No date" or "N.D." should be used. APA and MLA citation are usually acceptable for college-level work; inquire with your professor as to which is preferred.

Standard citation:
   Cass, S.D."Name of Section" All About Bast.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/(filename). date of visit.

   Example:
   Cass, S.D. "Bast: First Appearances" All About Bast.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/essay4.htm. 8 Oct. 1999.

APA:
   Cass, S.D. (No date). Name of Section. All About Bast.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/(filename). (date of visit).

   Example:
   Cass, S.D. (N.D.). Bast: First Appearances. All About Bast.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/essay4.htm. (8 Oct. 1999).

MLA:
   Cass, S.D. "Name of Section" All About Bast. N.D.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/(filename) (date of visit)

   Example:
   Cass, S.D. "Bast: First Appearances" All About Bast. N.D.
     http://www.per-bast.org/bast/essay4.htm (8 Oct. 1999)