Works Cited
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[Liber 148, A.-. A.-..] “Liber CXLVIII, The Soldier and the Hunchback.” 
“An essay on the method of equilibrium on the intellectual plane.” 
In (9.a).
[Liber 150, A.-.A.-..] “Liber CL, De Lege Libellum.” “A further explana­
tion of The Book of the Law, with special reference to the Powers 
and Privileges conferred by its acceptance.” In (9.k) and (9.t).
[Liber 157, A.-. A.-..] Liber CLVII—The Tao Te Ching. “This is the most 
exalted and yet practical of the Chinese classics. Gives the initiated 
Chinese system of Mysticism.” As (28).
[Liber 418, A.'.A.'..] “Liber XXX yErvm vel Sseculi Sub Figura CDXVIII. 
Being of the Angels of the Thirty /Ethyrs the Vision and the Voice.” 
Besides being the classical account of the thirty /Ethyrs and a model 
of all visions, the cries of the Angels should be regarded as accurate, 
, and the doctrine of the function of the Great White Brotherhood 
understood as the foundation of the Aspiration of the Adept.” In 
(9.e), and with commentary in (31) and (9.v).
[Liber 500, A.'.A.'..] “Sepher Sephiroth sub figura D.” “A dictionary of 
Hebrew words arranged according to their numerical value.” In 
(9.h) and (26).
[Liber 777, A.•.A.-..] DCCLXXVII Vel Prolegomena Symbolica Ad Sys- 
temam Sceptico-Mysticce Vice Explicandce, Fundamentum 
Hieroglyphicum Sanctissimorum Scientce Summce. “A complete 
Dictionary of the Correspondences of all magical elements ... mak­
ing it the only standard comprehensive book of reference ever 
published.” As (24), with additions as (25) and in (26).
[Liber 811, A.’.A.'..] “Energized Enthusiasm.” “A note on Theurgy.” In 
(9.i) and (11).
[Liber 850, A.'.A.'..] “The Rites of Eleusis.'’Supplement to (9.f), and in 
(27).
[Liber 888, A.'.A.'..] “Liber 888—Jesus. The Gospel according to St. Ber­
nard Shaw.” “A complete study of the origins of Christianity, 
under the form of a criticism of Bernard Shaw’s preface to Andro- 
cles and the Lion.” Published as (12). Also in (9.1).
Published Editions by Aleister Crowley
1 
Crowley, Aleister. AL, Liber Legis (The Book of the Law) sub fig­
ura XXXI. Tunis: privately printed, 1926.
2 
------------ . nwa [Berashith]. An Essay on Ontology with some
Remarks on Ceremonial Magic. Paris: privately printed, 1903. In 
(7).
3 
------------ . Book 4. Frater Perdurabo and Soror Virakam [pseuds.
for Crowley and Mary Desti Sturges], 2 vol. Part 1. Mysticism. 
London: Wieland, 1912. Part 2. Magick: Preliminary Remarks. 
London: Wieland, [1913]; rpt. (2 vols. in 1) Dallas: Sangreal, 
1969, 1972; rpt. York Beach, ME: Weiser, 1992.