ALEISTER EXPLAINS EVERYTHING

see - MAGICK WITHOUT TEARS

ALEPH, LIBER (Liber CXI - 111) - The Equinox Volume III No.6.

AC/Original typed copy - English (with notes), ND

AC/Original typed copy - German (Kuntzel/Krumm-Heller), ND

Thelema Publications, West Point, CA HB

Printed September 23, 1961, Brazil, copyrighted1962

Level Press, SF, CA, HB, lg deluxe copy, yellow paper,1972

Level Press, SF, CA, PB, small copy,1973

Gordon Press, New York, HB, October 1, 1973

Level Press, SF, CA, PB, small copy, 1974

Unicorn Press, [Seattle] England PB, circa 1974

L.A.Brock, Chico, CA, PB, large copy, green paper, ND

Aeon Press, Seattle, WA PB,1985

Uitgeverij Schors, Amsterdam (in Dutch),1988

The Equinox Vol.III:6, 93 Publishing HB,1991

Samuel Weiser Inc., Maine PB, June 1,1991

Cornelius, Privately Published, CA. 8½ x 11, 36 copies,1993

see - GORDON PRESS

Note: Also called The Book of Wisdom, or Folly. Crowley writes that this piece is an "extended and elaborate commentary on the Book of the Law, in the form of a letter from the Master Therion to his magical son."

ALEXANDER SELKIRK II (poem)

The Book of Oaths, Scroll I pg.5, ND

see - BOOK OF OATHS

ALEXANDRA, A Birthday Ode (poem) by Anonymous (Aleister Crowley)

Privately published, Paris,1909

Mandrake Press Ltd, England HB, April 1,1991

Pangenetor Lodge, OTO, pamphlet, March1995

Note: All printed copies in 1909 were believed destroyed by British Customs as being obscene.

However, the manuscript survived in two different versions of proof copy and both have since

been published. The Mandrake Press edition is based on an original proof found at the Warburg

Institute in England, while the Pangenetor Lodge pamphlet is based on the version which is found

in the University of Texas at Austin.

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