The important thing is to give enough information that the person reading your paper could go find the exact publication you are quoting. I'd say that the different books count as separate works - but if you are using a triple combination or quad, then you could cite that whole volume as a work. When doing academic citations, you generally cite each work. So what system are you using (MLA, APA, Bluebook, etc.)? Figure that out, then find the reference book for that system and look there. Without that, the most I can say is to cite book, chapter and verse, and the translation and publishing information. There is no proper way outside one of the systems because the system answers that question, and they are all different.

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