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How do I cite Shakespeare? Citing Shakespeare is really quite easy! Here’s what you need to know: Act Number Scene Number Line Number(s) Once you know those numbers, you need to “translate” the act and scene numbers from regular numbers to Roman numerals. The act number is a capital Roman numeral: Act 1 = I Act 2 = II Act 3 = III Act 4 = IV Act 5 = V The scene number is a lowercase Roman numeral: Scene 1 = i Scene 2 = ii Scene 3 = iii Scene 4 = iv Scene 5 = v So your citation for Lucentio’s line in Act 1, Scene 1, “Hark, Tranio, thou mayest hear Minerva speak!” will look like this in an essay: When Lucentio first hears Bianca speak, he says, “Hark, Tranio, thou mayest hear Minerva speak!” (I.i.85). He seems to have already fallen in love with her just by listening to her sweet voice. Lucentio experiences love at first sight.