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Usually, editions are prepared for publication by someone other than the author; the names of editors and translators should be included in your record to accurately describe the edition you are using in your research.
Edition descriptions are usually numbers (2d ed., 4th ed.), though years are sometimes used, as well as phrases (revised edition, Cambridge Student Edition, etc.) and they are essential to pointing your readers to the text of the source work you are using. Different editions often number pages differently, and if you do not include the edition description, it is quite possible that readers will not be able to locate the material you are citing.
When the edition is a numbered edition, include the number of the edition in the Edition field. Names of editors and translators should be entered in the appropriate fields.
When the edition is a numbered edition, include the number of the edition in the Edition field.
When the edition is a numbered edition, include the number of the edition in the Edition field. If available, always include the name of an editor who has prepared the work for publication.
For revised editions, enter "revised edition" in the Edition field. Edition field.
For all editions with descriptions spelled out (i.e., "Students Cambridge Edition") enter the description as it appears on the title page in the Edition field. Note that this description will not be altered with the citation is formatted. Edition field.
