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…Heart, The Tell-Tale (adaptor, Aleister Crow- dey), VIL, 131 Herb Dangerous, The, I, 233; II, 31; HII, 555 IV, 241 Hermit, The (A/eister Crowley), 1, 137 High History of Good Sir Palamedes, The (Aleister Crowley), IV, Special Supple- ment His Secret Sin (Aleister Crowley), VIII, 49 Horseleech, The Daughter of the (Aleister Crowley), IV, 201 How I Became a Famous Mountaineer (Aleister Crowley), 1X, 275 Hunchback, The Soldier and the (Aleister Crowley), 1, 113 Ida Pendragon, The Ordeal of (Aleister Crowley), VI, 113 Illusion @Amoureux (Aleister C…
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INDEX Silence, The Electric (Aleister Crowley), V1, 53 Sin, His Secret (Aleister Crowley), VIII, 49 Sleep (Ethel Archer), VI, 112 Smoker, The Opium (Aleister Crowley), I, TOL Snowstorm (Aleister Crowley), VIL, 183 Soldier and the Hunchback, The (Aleister Crowley), I, 113 Solomon. See Temple. Sorites (Aleister Crowley), VILL, 142 Soul Hunter, The (Aleister Crowley), UL 119 Sphinx at Gizeh, The (Lord Dunsany), UL, 205 Stepney (Aleister Crowley), VIII, 129 Stewed Prunes and Prism (A/eister Crowley), Il, 393 Syllabus of the Official Instructions of…
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…V, The Bis- marck of Battersea, VII, 401; VI, An Obituary, VIII, 243; VII, A Galahad in Gomorrah, IX, 269; VIII, A Quack Painter, IX, 67 Crowley, The Game of (Aleister Crowley), X, 199 Crowley Pool (Aleister Crowley), X, 204 Dangers of Mysticism, The (Aleister Crowley), VI, 153 Daughter of the Horseleech, The (Aleister Crowley), LV, 20% Dead Weight (Aleister Crowley), X, 211 Dee, Dr. John (Aleister Crowley), VII, 229; VIII, 99 Description of the Cards of the Tarot, with their Attributions, including a Method of Divination by their use (Editor, …
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INDEX OF VOLUME I [The names in italics are the real names of the authors) A.A .., An Account of (reviser, Aleister Crowley), 1, 5 A..A.’,, A Syllabus of the Official Instruc- tions of (Aleister Crowley), X, 41 Account of A.”,A.’,, An (Liber XXXIII: revised) (Aleister Crowley), 1, 5 Across the Gulf (Aleister Crowley), V1, 293 Adela (Aleister Crowley), 1V, 314 Adonis (Aleister Crowley), VII, 117 Adorations, The Five (Aleister Crowley), 11, 186 Agnostic, The (Victor B. Neuburg), 1V, 274 AHA! (Aleister Crowley), 111, 9 Among the Mermaids (Vorman R…
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INDEX Linos Isidos (A eister Crowley), IV, 39 Literatooralooral Treasure-Trove, A (Aleister Crowley), 1X, 49 Lonely Bride, The (Victor B. Newburg), 1, 95 Long Odds (Aleister Crowley), VIII, 61 Lost Shepherd, The (Victor B. Neuburg), U1, 131 Madeline (Arthur F. Grimble), II, 129 Magdalen Blair, The Testament of (Aleister Crowley), 1X, 137 Magic Glasses, The (Frank Harris), 1, 49 Magician, The (translated from French of Levi and Latin of Honorius; Aleister Crowley), 1, 109 Mahatmas, Half-hours with Famous (/. F.C. Fuller), WV, 284 Man Cover, The …
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…Neuburg. Vv. BLN. Victor. RN. Warren— RN. W. George Raffalovich— George Raffalovich. UNSIGNED A Modern Reading of St. Francis of Assisi— Crowley. After Death, What ?—Crowley. Buddhist Review—Crowley. Captain Margaret—Crow/ey. Comte’s Philosophy as Rectified by Schopen- hauer—Fuller. Contemporary Psychology—Crow/ey. Evolution from Nebula to Man—Fudller. Life of John Dee—Fudler. Little Books of Selections of the Children of the Light—Crowley. Meister Eckhart’s Sermons—Crowley. Outlines of Psychology: Introduction to Philosophy—Weuburg. 244 E.J. W…
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…hren present having proved their right to sit, speak and vote, Brother Quilliam called the Convocation to order, and called upon Brother Crowley to read the summons, a copy of which is here appended. This was done. Brother Crowley remarked that no written protest against the present Convocation had been received from any Prince Patriarch, and that it might therefore be taken that no question could hereafter be raised as to the legality of the Convocation. Brother Crowley proposed, and Bro. Theodor Reuss seconded, that Bro. Henry Meyer take the …
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g. ‘‘Tannhauser,” by A. Crowley. 10. “ The Sword of Song,” by A. Crowley. 11. “Time,” by A. Crowley. 12. “ Eleusis,” by A. Crowley. [These four last items are to be found in his Collected Works.] 13. ‘The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abra-melin the Mage.” 14. The Tao Teh King and the Writings of Kwang x) (Sacred Books of the East, Vols. XX XIX, XL). An examination in these books will be made. The Student is expected to show a thorough acquaintance with them, but not necessarily to understand them in any deeper sense. On passing the examination h…
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…rIMBLE. TWO FRAGMENTS OF RITUAL THE DISCIPLES THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING (Concluded!) ROSA IGNOTA. By Victor B. Neusurc. THE GAME OF CROWLEY BOO TO BUDDHA CROWLEY POOL HYMN TO SATAN A BALLAD OF BEDLAM. By EruHet ARCHER. DEAD WEIGHT SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT—THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES THE BIG STICK COLOPHON—TO LAYLAH EIGHT-AND-TWENTY INDEX TO VOLUME I ILLUSTRATIONS ALEISTER CROWLEY From a photograph by HECTOR MURCHISON FOUR HOROSCOPES To PAGE Ir 35 4r 57 80 81 gr 93 135 199 204 206 207 211 1-292 225 235 237 Frontispiece face page 95 3
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Household Gods A COMEDY By ALEISTER CROWLEY Privately Printed by the Chiswick Press and bound in White Buckram with Gold Lettering PRICE HALF A GUINEA Copies may be obtained on application to the Author at the offices of the ‘‘The Equinox” Thirty copies of the Sketch of ALEISTER CROWLEY by AUGUS- TUS JOHN have been pulled on Special Paper, and are for sale, framed, at the Price of One Guinea Net. Application should be made at once to the Offices of this Magazine
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…Sanctuary he belonged to, the fact being that his only teacher was an ex- Cantab, named Humphreys, who had at one time been tolerated by Crowley in order to analyze the soul (if any) of the kind of man who fills his rooms with the portraits of “actresses” whom he has never seen, and boasts of their devotion to him. His only other guide appears to have been a solicitor of the kind that writes you terrible threatening letters, and on being told rudely to do what the Oldest Inhabitant of the Northumbrian Capital actually did (as we are incredibly …
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NOW READY SIR PALAMEDE THE SARACEN By ALEISTER CROWLEY REPRINTED FROM EQUINOX IV PRICE 5/- “« Much vigorous imagination.”— Times. “. . . his genius, be its origin celestial or internal, is considerably to our liking; he can write angelic poetry and devilish good prose, a cloud of exotic scholarship trailing over the whole, and suffused now and then by lightning-like gleams of mirth and snappiness.”—Znglish Review. “The poet's impassioned imagination and fancy move untrammelled throughout this metrical romance.” —Publishers’ Circular. LOOK OUT! …
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IN MEMORIAM—JOHN YARKER in due order, Bro. W. Henry Quilliam, 33°, 90°, 96°, called the Convocation to order, and called upon Brother Crowley, 33°, 90°, 95°, to read the summons calling this Convocation. This was duly done, and a copy of such summons so there read is set out in extenso in the minutes hereinafter written. On the motion of Bro. W. Henry Quilliam, seconded by Bro. Aleister Crowley, 33°, 90°, 95°, the Very Illustrious Prince Patriarch Grand Conservator, 33°, 90°, 95°, Bro. Henry Meyer, of 25 Longton Grove, Sydenham, S.E., County of…
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…n, Super Sinistram. Sherlock Holmes. Professor Jacobus Imperator. Percy Flage. Leo Viridis. Alice L. Foote. Probationer. H.G. PSEUDONYMS Crowley— Crowley— A.C. Tarr M. B. Christabel Wharton. Mohammed. Ethel Ramsay. M.W. Ariel. Georgos. A. Quiller (only in ‘The Open Road’). Cantab. The Author of ‘Rosa Mundi’ 0. H. N. Laura Graham, O. Dhammaloyu. L.T. Ananda Vigga. Leo. J. Mc. C. Eric Tait. Fra. 0. M. M. Tupper. H.K.T. Nick Lamb. Francis Bendick. Abhavananda. A. Quiller, Junior. AL Doris Leslie (‘Baby’). Felix. Barbey de Rochechouart. Mary @’Este…
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THE SHIP A MYSTERY PLAY BY SAINT EDWARD ALEISTER CROWLEY, 33°, 90°, 96°, X° P.G.M., U.S.A., etc. etc. ete. To Theodor Reuss 57
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… It is with pleasure indeed that we record that Waite’s lapses have been comparatively few. Waite was no Crippen, be it under- stood. If Crowley teasingly called him “old lag” in friendly converse round the office fire, too strict a significance, too vital an importance, may easily be attached to the phrase. Crowley may only have been referring to the number of his incarnations. Or some secret meaning may lie hidden in the term. It was at least the fact that Waite was inclined to writhe under its application. So he did when any one said “ you a…
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…s in matrimony. It is of course common knowledge that the A... A .. and the Egucnox and all the rest of it are a stupid joke of Aleister Crowley’s. He merely wished to see if any one were fool enough to take him seriously. Several have done so, and he does not regret the few thousand pounds it has cost him. Few people are ignorant of the fact that the A... A.*. and the Eguinox and all the rest of it area dishonest device of Aleister Crowley’s to pile up an enormous fortune in a few months. With the three-and-a-half millions sterling he has made…
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…THEL ARCHER With a Cover specially designed by E. J. Wi1ELanp; a Dedicatory Sonnet by Vicror B. NEusurG; and an Introduction by ALEISTER CROWLEY. PRICE ONE SHILLING NET “This is a whirlpool, and no mistakes a witches? cauldron wherein suns and stars and souls, and Lilith and Sappho, and ‘whispering hair,’ and corpses and poppies, jostle one another in a heaving brew of iridescent, quasi-putrescent, ultra-modernity. Quite good reading all the same. Take p. 44:—.. . « And we must thank the mysterious V. B. N. for a really inspired line— “Thou lyr…
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MORTADELLO OR THE ANGEL OF VENICE A PLAY IN FIVE ACTS BY ALEISTER CROWLEY PRICE TEN SHILLINGS NET “A little masterpiece.”"—The Times. WIELAND & CO. 33 AVENUE STUDIOS, SOUTH KENSINGTON, LONDON, S.W. ‘TELEPHONE : 2632 KENSINGTON
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THE GAME OF CROWLEY {Ir is claimed for this game that it is simpler and more exciting than baccarat, and the author conceives that by its invention he confers a boon on humanity not less than that of the steam-engine.] The game of Crowley is played by any number of players, one acting as banker. An ordinary pack of cards is used, their value being as in Bridge. Ace of hearts highest, deuce of spades lowest (thus deuce of clubs beats ace of spades, deuce of diamonds ace of clubs, and so on). The cards are shuffled by any player who claims the ri…