6The Law of Liberty (Liber DCCCXXXVII)
201ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟΔ
7Ecclesiæ Gnosticæ Catholicæ Creed
202ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟΕ
8Liber A'ash vel Capricorni Pneumatici
203ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟF
9Liber B vel Magi
204ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟΖ
10Liber Cheth vel Vallum Abiegni
205ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟΗ
11Liber Cordis Cincti Serpente
206ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΟΘ
12I
207ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Π
13II
208ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΑ
14III
209ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΒ
15IV
210ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΓ
16V
211ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΔ
17I. א
212ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΕ
18II. ר
213ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠF
19III. א
214ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΖ
20IV. ר
215ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΗ
21V. י
216ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΠΘ
22VI. ת
217ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Ρ
23VII. א
218ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΡΑ
24Liber III vel Jugorum
219PRO AND CON TENTS
250
220Hymn to Pan
26I
221Editorial
27II
222Præmonstrance of A.·.A.·.
28III
223A ∴ A ∴ Curriculum
29Prologue of the Unborn
224Course I
30I
225Course II
31II
226Course III
32III
227Course IV
33IV
228Course V
34V
229Course VI
35VI
230Course VII
36VII
231Course VIII
37Liber Librae
232Liber II
38Liber LXI vel Causæ
233The Tent
39The Preliminary Lection
234Liber DCCCXXXVII
40The History Lection
235Liber LXI
41Liber Porta Lucis
236A Psalm
42Liber Resh vel Helios
237Liber LXV
43Liber Stellae Rubeae
238I
44Liber Tzaddi vel Hamus Hermeticus
239II
45Aleister Crowley On Drugs:
240III
46Preface
241IV
47Book I. Paradiso
242V
48Chapter I. A Knight Out
243Liber Cl
49Chapter II. Over the Top!
244Preface
50Chapter III. Phaeton
245I. Of Liberty
51Chapter IV. Au Pays De Cocaine
246II. Of Love
52Chapter V. A Heroin Heroine
247III. Of Life
53Chapter VI. The Glitter on the Snow
248IV. Of Light
54Chapter VII. The Wings of the Oof-Bird
249A Psalm
55Chapter VIII. Vedere Napoli E Poi-Pro Patria-Mort
250Liber CLXV
56Chapter IX. The Gatto Fritto
251Section I
57Chapter X. The Bubble Bursts
252Section II
58Book II. Inferno
253Section III
59Chapter I. Short Commons
254Section IV
60Chapter II. Indian Summer
255Section V
61Chapter III. The Grinding of the Brakes
256Liber CCC
62Chapter IV. Below the Brutes
257Stepping Out of the Old Æon and Into the New
63Chapter V. Towards Madness
258The Sevenfold Sacrament
64Chapter VI. Cold Turkey
259Liber LII
65Chapter VII. The Final Plunge
260Liber CI
66Book III. Purgatorio
261Liber CLXI
67Chapter I. King Lamus Intervenes
262Liber CXCIV
68Chapter II. First Aid
263Liber XV
69Chapter III. The Voice of Virtue
264I. Of the Furnishings of the Temple
70Chapter IV. Out of Harm's Way
265II. Of the Officers of the Mass
71Chapter V. At Telepylus
266III. Of the Ceremony of the Introit
72Chapter VI. The True Will
267IV. Of the Ceremony of the Opening of the Veil
73Chapter VII. Love Under Will
268V. Of the Office of the Collects Which Are Eleven in Number
74Chapter I
269VI. Of the Consecration of the Elements
75Chapter II
270VII. Of the Office of the Anthem
76Chapter III
271VIII. Of the Mystic Marriage and Consummation of the Elements
77Chapter IV
272Nekam, Adonai!
78Chapter V
273A La Loge
79Chapter VI
274The Tank
80Chapter VII
275Supplement Liber LXXI 71
81Chapter VIII
276Preliminary Invocation
82Chapter IX
277Goetia
83Chapter X
278The Initiated Interpretation of Ceremonial Magic
84Chapter XI
279Preliminary Definition of Magic
85Chapter XII
280Lemegeton Vel Clavicula Salomonis Regis
86Chapter XIII
281The Brief Introductory Description
87Chapter XIV
282Clavicula Salomonis Regis,
88Chapter XV
283The Whole Lemegeton or Clavicula
89Chapter XVI
284Clavicula Salomonis Regis,
90Chapter XVII
285The Book of Evil Spirits
91Chapter XVIII
286Shemhamphorash
92Chapter XIX
287Observations
93Chapter XX
288Classified List of the 72 Chief Spirits of the Goetia According to Respective Rank
94Cocaine
289The Magical Circle
95I
290The Magical Triangle of Solomon
96II
291The Hexagram of Solomon
97III
292The Pentagram of Solomon
98IV
293The Magic Ring or Disc of Solomon
99V
294The Vessel of Brass
100VI
295The Secret Seal of Solomon
101I - Mysticism
296The Other Magical Requisites
102A Note
297The Adoration at the Bath
103Preliminary Remarks
298The Conjuration to Call Forth Any of the Aforesaid Spirits
104Chapter I. Asana
299The Second Conjuration
105Chapter II. Pranayama and Its Parallel in Speech, Mantrayoga
300The Constraint
106Chapter III. Yama11 and Niyama
301The Invocation of the King
107Chapter IV. Pratyahara
302The General Curse, Called the Spirits' Chain, Against All Spirits That Rebel
108Chapter V. Dharana
303The Conjuration of the Fire
109Chapter VI. Dhyana
304The Greater Curse. 34
110Chapter VII. Samadhi
305The Address Unto the Spirit Upon His Coming
111II - Magick
306The Welcome Unto the Spirit
112Chapter I. The Temple
307The License to Depart
113Chapter II. The Circle
308Explanation Of Certain Names Used In This Book Lemegeton
114Chapter III. The Altar
309Explanation of Certain Names Used in This Book Lemegeton
115Chapter IV. The Scourge, the Dagger, and the Chain
310The Explanation of the Two Triangles in the Parchment
116Chapter V. The Holy Oil
311An Explanation of Solomon's Triangle
117Chapter VI. The Wand
312Conjurations
118Chapter VII. The Cup
313Preamble
119Chapter VIII. The Sword
314Atte Ye Bathes of Art
120Chapter IX. The Pantacle
315Atte Ye Induynge of Ye Holy Vestures
121Chapter X. The Lamp
316Ye Fyrste Conjouratioun
122Chapter XI. The Crown
317Ye Secounde Conjouratioun
123Chapter XII. The Robe
318Ye Constraynte
124Chapter XIII. The Book
319Ye Potent Invocatioun of Hys Kynge
125Chapter XIV. The Bell
320Ye Generall Curse Yclept Ye Spirits' Chayne, Against All Spirits Yt Rebelle
126Chapter XV. The Lamen
321Ye Conjouratioun of Ye Fyre
127Chapter XVI. The Magick Fire; With Considerations of the Thurible, the Charcoal, and the Incense
322Ye Greter Curse
128ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Α
323Ye Addresse Unto Ye Spirit on Hys Coming
129ΚΕΦΑΛΗ B
324Ye Welcome Unto YE Spirit Dygnytie
130ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Γ
325Ye License to Ye Spirit YT He Maye Depart
131ΚΕΦΑΛΗ B
326Preface
132ΚΕΦΑΛΗ E
327Dedicace
133ΚΕΦΑΛΗ F
328Prefatory
134ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Ζ
329A Fragment
135ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Η
330The Rainbow
136ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Θ
331With a Copy of 'Poems and Ballads'
137ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Ι
332Ad Lydiam, Ut Secum a Marito Fugeret
138ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΑ
333Contra Conjugium T.B.B.
139ΚΕΦΑΛΗ IB
334A Ballad of Choosing
140ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΓ
335Envoi
141ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΔ
336A Jealous Lover
142ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΕ
337Ballade De La Jolie Marion
143ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΣ
338Envoi
144ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΖ
339At Stockholm
145ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΗ
340Mathilde
146ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΙΘ
341Yet Time to Turn
147ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Κ
342All Night
148ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΑ
343Ode to Venus Callipgye
149ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΒ
344Chorus
150ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΓ (23)
345Chorus
151ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΔ
346Volupte
152ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΕ
347Rondels
153ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚF
348Ad Lucium
154ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΖ
349A Paean in the Springtide
155ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΗ
350To J. L. D.
156ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΘ
351A Ballad of Passive Paederasty
157ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Λ
352Envoi
158ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΑ
353To A.D.
159ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΒ
354At Kiel
160ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΓ
355Suggested Additional Stanzas For 'A Ballad of Burdens'
161ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΔ
356The Blood-Lotus
162ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΕ
357To My First-Born
163ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΣ
358Chant Au Saint-Esprit
164ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΖ
359Victory
165ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΗ
360Sleeping in Carthage
166ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΛΘ
361With Dog and Dame
167ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Μ
362Ερμαφροδιτον ‘Οναρ
168ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΑ
363'Erebus'
169ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΒ
364La Juive
170ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΓ
365Necrophilia
171ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΔ
366Αβυσμος
172ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΕ
367I. A Chinese God
173ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜF
368II. A Philosophical Disquisition Upon the Nature of the Soul
174ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΖ
369III. Telekinesis: Being the Art of Moving Objects at a Distance
175ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΗ
370IV. Lunch, After All; And a Luminous Account of the Fourth Dimension
176ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΜΘ
371V. Of the Thing in the Garden; And of the Way of the Tao
177ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Ν
372VI. Of a Dinner, With the Talk of Divers Guests
178ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΑ
373VII. Of the Oath of Lisa La Giuffria; And of Her. Vigil in the Chapel of Abominations
179ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΒ
374VIII. Of the Homunculus; Conclusion of the Former Argument Concerning the Nature of the Soul
180ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΓ
375IX. How They Brought the Bad News From Arago to Quincampoix: And What Action Was Taken Thereupon
181ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΔ
376X. How They Gathered the Silk for the Weaving of the Butterfly-Net
182ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΕ
377XI. Of the Moon of Honey, and Its Events; With Sundry Remarks on Magick; The Whole Adorned With Moral Reflections Useful to the Young
183ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝF
378XII. Of Brother Onofrio, His Stoutness and Valiance; And of the Misadventures That Came Thereby to the Black Lodge
184ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΖ
379XIII. Of the Progress of the Great Experiment; Not Forgetting Our Friends Last Seen in Paris, About Whose Welfare Much Anxiety Must Have Been Felt
185ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΗ
380XIV. An Informative Discourse Upon the Occult Character of the Moon, Her Threefold Nature, Her Fourfold Phases, and Her Eight-And-Twenty Mansions; With an Account of the Events That Preceded the Climax of the Great Experiment, but Especially of the Vision of Iliel
186ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΝΘ
381XV. Of Dr. Vesquit and His Companions, How They Fared in Their Work of Necromancy; And of a Council of War of Cyril Grey and Brother Onofrio; With Certain Opinions of the Former Upon the Art of Magick
187ΚΕΦΑΛΗ Ξ
382XVI. Of the Spreading of the Butterfly-Net; With a Delectable Discourse Concerning Divers Orders of Being; And of the State of the Lady Iliel, and Her Desires, and of the Second Vision That She Had in Waking
188ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΑ
383XVII. Of the Report Which Edwin Arthwait Made to His Chief, and of the Deliberations of the Black Lodge Thereupon; And of the Conspiracies There- by Concerted; With a Discourse Upon Sorcery
189ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΒ
384XVIII. The Dark Side of the Moon
190ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΒ
385XIX. The Grand Bewitchment
191ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΔ
386XX. Walpurgis-Night
192ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΕ
387XXI. Of the Renewal of the Great Attack; And How It Fared
193ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞF
388XXII. Of a Certain Dawn Upon Our Old Friend the Boulevard Arago; And of the Loves of Lisa La Giuffria and Abdul Bey, How They Prospered. Of the Conclusion of the False Alarm of the Great Experiment, and of a Conference Between Douglass and His Subordinates
194ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΖ
389XXIII. Of the Arrival of a Chinese God Upon the Field of Battle; Of His Success With His Superiors and of a Sight Which He Saw Upon the Road to Paris. Also of That Which Thereby Came Unto Him, and of the End of All Those Things Whose Event Begat a Certain Beginning
195ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΞΗ
