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…r, Herbert Vivian. Sanctus Jacobus Corvus once observed in his treatise on?!”נ/עשתמ (blue- pencilled by the common sub-editor),“Crow and Crowley—what a combination ! " Not a bad one, either. Ifonly he had stolen the holy water (as I begged him to do) and baptized our mandrakes properly Never mind! I advise all our readers to read his book ; and if he does not advise all the readers of [01:11 Bull to read mine, Ι shall despair of human nature, A. QUILLER, JR. EPICURES are invited to taste the J'peciol Dishes invented by ALEIJ‘TER CROWLEY. This c…
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…te Magie," par Eliphaz Levi, or its translation, by A. Ε. Waite. “The Goetia 01 the Lemegeton of Solomon the King.” . HTannhäuser, by Α. Crowley. . "The Sword of Song,” by A. Crowley. I I. 12. ”Time,” by A. Crowley. “ Eleusis,” by A, Crowley. [These four last items are to be found in his Collected Works] ”The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abra-melin the Mage.” The Tao Teh King and the Writings 01 Kwany Tzu) (Sacred Books of the East, Vols. XXXIX, XL. An examination in these books will be made. The Student is expected to show a thorough acquaintan…
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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 PRIOE 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 ALElSTER 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
1912 · PDF PAGE 419
NOW READY SIR PALAMEDE THE SARACEN By ALEISTER CROWLEY REPRINTED FROM EQUINOX IV PRICE 5/- ** Much vigorous imaginalion."—nm. . . his genius. be its origin celestial or infernal, is considmbly lo om liking; lie can write angelic poetry :₪1 devilish good prose, a cloud:אסאס ?ס[scholarship?":חותפam the whole, and?;"חטשו now and then by lightning-like?שמחמof mirth and snappiness,"—Eng1iyä Reum. Th: peers impassioned imagination nnd may move unlxammelled throughout {his metrical mmance."?יי -—P1«N1:/ufx' Chm/111'.? LO0K üllï! FUR TIIE FHRTHL'BMING …
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DOCTOR BOB A SKETCH BY MARY D’ESTE and ALEISTER CROWLEY
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ELDER EEL A SKETCH BY ALEISTER CROWLEY Ta Tom Bond Bis/10f
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THE TELL-TALE HEART ADAPTED FROM THE STORY OF E. Α. POE BY ALEISTER CROWLEY 12 131
1912 · PDF PAGE 277
…ring Mr. Waite’s statement in Who's Who that he “holds nearly all degrees of Masonry known in England, and some which are here unknown," Crowley dictated the followingי1616911111? "Waite, Esquire, Etcetera, Sidmouth Lodge, South Ealing. “Yes. “ALEISTER CROWLEY. ”Apprentice, Companion, Master, Secret Master, Perfect Master, Intimate Secretary, Provost and Judge, Valiant \ח1? the event, Neuburg proved to have been justified in his scepticism. The telegram was not from Waite; it was a practical joke of Dr. Wynn Westcott's, possibly, But I can no mo…
1912 · PDF PAGE 426
…ETHEL ARCHER With a Cover specially designed by E. J. WrELAND; a Dedicatory Sonnet by Vicror B. NEusurG; and an Introduction by ALEISTER CROWLEY. PRICE ONE SHILLING NET _ {This is a whirlpool, and no mistake; 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 ofiridescent, quasi-putrescent, ultra-modemity. Quite good reading all the same, Take p. 44:— - « « « And we must thank the mysterious V. B. N. for a really inspired line— “Thou l…
1912 · PDF PAGE 102
… him and keep the baby out of mischief. Theodore Bugg needs no help of hers in his moral sculpture of the destinies of England. ALEISTER CROWLEY.
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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."~‘f}m?ת”שת WIELAND & CO. 3 GREAT JAMES STREET BEDFORD ROW, W.C. TELEPHONE 8987?טטיצ
1912 · PDF PAGE 373
…W °JSN Zohar, pt. I. fol. 34. col. 134] Cantio nyt 664 665 pman n'a %(1—36). ©. The Number of 666" THE BEAST Aleister smbyyaa mnwonds E. Crowley Aleister Crowley symp apr [Rabbi Battiscombe Gunn’s v.1.] ‘The number 5, which is HON NT 6 (NM), on the Grand The womb Scale Qliphoth of >¢ pres Spirit of © mp Ommo Satan, the ‘Evil {MD YWby Triad’ of Satan-Typhon, Apophras, and Besz The Name Jesus men ow 667 The oil for lighting MWB yow 668 Negotiatrix mand 669 670 my Deprecatus any 671 Ferens fructum TMp Mwy The Law ayn The Gate ayn 1 See Equinox, V …
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…xxx'ii THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING(C0ntz'11u.e/1) 5 HIS SECRET SIN 49 LONG ODDS 61 DOCTOR BOB. A SKETCH \!\) MARY D’EsTE AND ALEISTER CROWLEY 65 THE WOODCUTTER 79 LA FOIRE. BY (?עגממDE ROCHECHOUART 89 PROFESSOR ZIRCON 91 A BRIEF ABSTRACT OF THE SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE UNIVERSE, DERIVED BY DOCTOR JOHN DEE THROUGH THE SKRYING OF SIR EDWARD KELLVI PART IL THE FORTV-EIGHT CALLS 99 STEPNEY 129 THE TELL-TALE HEART. ADAPTED FROM THE STORY OF E. A. POE, Βγ ALEISTER CROWLEY x31 SORITES 142 A DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT, WITH THEIR AT…
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… them to Placide Gervez, quietly, manfully chopping. They told him of a Widow Lady in Paris who could beat him at his own game. ALEISTER CROWLEY 87
1912 · PDF PAGE 424
A. CROWLEY’S WORKS The volumes here listed are all of definite occult and mystical interest and importance. The Trade may obtain them from “The Equinox,” 3 Great James Street, W.C. (Tel.: City 8987) and Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.,23 Paternoster Row, E.C. The Public may obtain them from “The Equinox,” 3 Great James Street, W.C. Mr. Elkin Mathews, Vigo Street, W. The Walter Scott Publishing Co,, Paternoster Square, E.C. Mr. F. Hollings, Great Turnstile, Holborn. And through all Booksellers. ACELDAMA. Crown 8vo, 29 pp, £2 25. …
1912 · PDF PAGE 273
… up the study of the classics, and occupied the position of classical master at several public schools, Whilst in London he met Aleister Crowley, whose poetical works had a great charm for him jenkins was a prolific writer, but unfortunately, little of his work was published before his death at the early age of thirty-three, He died in March 1911, mourned by a large circle of friends, Ε. W.] ΤΟ PERSIS Ι CHILD—forgive me if I call thee Child— The weight of my mortality in years, I reckon not, but tribulations wild, With stormy battle, stress of l…
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…the Peter of the State, Tried in your agony to do a bilk :— Though you could handle rod, and master bait. “ Now all is changed. Offended Crowley cries Upon your shoulderi All's red nose, wet eyes. You shall be Mary now as well as Martha! The mystic quest is yours as well as mine, Dilucid: sacramentally, in fine, Victoria loved Albert: I love Arthur.” I shall now draw the Veil of Sanctimoniosity upon this touching scene. A. QUILLER, JR. 242
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DOCTOR BOB A SKETCH BY MARY D'ESTE and ALEISTER CROWLEY. [The Scene represents the waiting-room of DR. ROBERTS' house. Doors L., R., and C. Door L. leads to dining- room ; door R. to entranee-hall; door C. to consulting- room. T1115 15 0 wide douole door, 20111611 when open 5110205 the doetor's bureau, chairs, and other usual furniture. Curtain may 06 used 11151604of door if more convenient. The waiting-room 1105 a large tab/e, with illustratedjournals, &c. There 076 easy chairs, 0111 110 otherfurniture. On the 10016 116 the hat and 511612 of 0…
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1912 · PDF PAGE 275
…cry.” IT was a brilliant May afternoon when the Prodigal re- turned. At the offices of the Equinox the usual constellation was assembled. Crowley lay lost in meditation upon the 15oo-guinea Persian rug, which he had received from the executors of the late John Brown; Neuburg, covered from head to foot with yellow paint and his own post-prandia! poetry, was yelling with laughter over a telegram which informed him that his favourite uncle had been disembowelled by a mad bull; Wieland, his head among the fire—irons, his soul among the stars, was try…