MYSTICAE VIAE EXPLICANDAE FUNDAMENTUM HIEROGLYPHICUM

SANCTISSIMORUM SCIENTIAE SUMMAE (Liber DCCLXXVII - 777)

Walter Scott Publishing Co., London HB, 500 copies,1909

Neptune Press, Museum St., London HB revised, 1,100 copies, 1955

OTO, HB (red cvr, 777 horizontal on spine) revised,1956

OTO, HB (brwn cvr, 777 vert. on spine) 2nd revision, ND

OTO, Brock Printing, Chico CA HB,1970

Level Press, spiral bound 6½ x 10 PB, ND

Samuel Weiser Inc., NY HB revised, 1970

Level Press, SF, CA deluxe HB,1971

Level Press, SF, PB wht cvr, lettering horizontal,1971

Level Press, SF, PB blue cvr, lettering angled,1971

Level Press, SF, PB blue cvr. lettering angled, AC photo in corner,1971

Qabalah, Samuel Weiser Inc., NY pg.1 HB, 1973

Gordon Press, New York, HB, 1974

777 and Other Qabalistic Writings, S.Weiser, NY pg.1 HB, 1977

MRG-Metaphysical Research Group, England PB,1977

777 and Other Qabalistic Writings, S.Weiser, NY pg.1 HB,1979

OTO, Berkeley, CA, 5½ x 8 red cvr pamphlet, 1980

777 and Other Qabalistic Writings, S.Weiser, ME pg.1 HB,1982

777 and Other Qabalistic Writings, S.Weiser, ME pg.1 HB,1983

777 and Other Qabalistic Writings, S.Weiser, ME pg.1 PB,1986

see - FEW OF THE PRINCIPLE CORRESPONDENCES...

see - GORDON PRESS

Note: Crowley writes that this piece is a "tentative table of correspondences between various religious symbols."... The pamphlet published by OTO Berkeley in 1980 is an exact facsimile of the first edition. It also reproduces handwritten annotations by the late Grady Louis McMurtry and Jack Parsons which are found in the margins. All other editions, termed Revised, include eight pieces not found in the original 1909 edition. They are as follows: (1. Editorial Preface, (2. A Brief Essay upon the Nature and Significance of the Magical Alphabet, (3. The Meaning of the Primes from 11 to 97,

(4. Additional Tables, (5. Various Arrangements, (6. Explanation of the Attributions in the more

important Columns of Table, (7. What is Qabalah and (8. What is a "number"? or a "Symbol"?...

The 1955 Neptune Press, London HB edition was released along with two deluxe editions. The

standard release had 1,100 copies. The first deluxe edition was bound in crimson vellum and had

only twelve copies. The second deluxe edition was bound in blue morocco of only seven copies.

What is unique about this edition is that although it was advertised as containing 'an unpublished

Crowley poem' it failed to point out that each of the seven books contained a different poem. They

are A Conjuration of the Elements, Hymn to Tahuti, The Insensitive, A Meditation upon Gayatri,

The Hermit, Cradle Song and Elegy Written in a Country Farmyard.... The Gordon Press edition is a reprint of the earlier Level Press edition. It even contains the Level Press logo on the title page [hexagram in circle with design in centre and letters LVL repeated around hexagram].

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