ENGLISH REVIEW, THE

ON THE EDGE OF THE DESERT (poem)

The English Review - June 1911

SEVENFOLD SACRAMENT, THE by Alice Wesley Torr (AC)

The English Review - November 1911

ART IN AMERICA (essay)

The English Review - November 1913

CITY OF GOD, A Rhapsody, THE (poem)

The English Review - January 1914

STRATAGEM, THE

The English Review - June 1914

MORPHIA (poem) by A Victim (Aleister Crowley)

The English Review - July 1914

CHANTS BEFORE BATTLE (chants/poems)

The English Review - August 1914

TO AMERICA (poem)

The English Review - October 1914

APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC, AN

The English Review - November 1914

GREAT DRUG DELUSION, THE by A New York Specialist (AC)

The English Review - June 1922

DRUG PANIC, THE by A London Physician (Aleister Crowley)

The English Review - July 1922

JEWISH PROBLEM RE-STATED, THE by A Gentile (Aleister Crowley)

The English Review - July 1922

PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY by Prometheus (Aleister Crowley)

The English Review - July 1922

CRISIS IN FREEMASONRY, THE

The English Review - August 1922

ROCK, THE (poem) by Michael Fairfax (Aleister Crowley)

The English Review Vol.XXXV -? 1922

TO A NEW BORN CHILD (poem) by Michael Fairfax (A.Crowley)

The English Review Vol. XXXV -? 1922

Note: According to some sources The Wake World appeared in The English Review but we have been unable to verify this

ENOCHIAN

see - CALL OF THE...

see - CHANOKH, LIBER VEL

see - ENOCHIAN DIARY, THE

see - RECORDINGS -,

see - VISION & THE VOICE, THE

ENOCHIAN DIARY, THE (miscellaneous subjects throughout)

AC/Handwritten originals, Northwestern University, ND

Note: This file contains Crowley's original handwritten copy of the Enochian Calls in English and Enochian, a handwritten color copy of Liber Pyramidos, AA Ordeals, Ceremony of the Equinox and many other miscellaneous ritual & Qabalistic notes.

ENTERITIS (poem)

The Book of Oaths, Scroll I pg.6, ND

see - BOOK OF OATHS

ENVOI (poem) - (Fair maiden) from The Tale of Archais.

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.7 PB, 1905

ENVOI (poem) - (Husband, come early to my bed)

White Stains, Earth Religions Supplies, Inc., NY pg.69 HB, 1974

EPERVIER ET COLOMBE (poem) from Rodin in Rime.

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.115 PB, 1907

EPIGRAM - (It's perfectly true though...)

Snowdrops, Teitan Press pg.173 HB, 1986

EPIGRAM (unnamed, from the German) - (Who loves the truth...)

OLLA pg.15 HB, 1947

The Giant's Thumb pg.310 PB, 1992

EPIGRAMS -(Who loves the truth...) & (OPTIMIST - Kill off mankind)

OLLA pg.15/16 HB, 1946

Note: The Epigram which begins 'Who loves the truth' has appeared twice: once by itself in The Giant's Thumb which was never published during Crowley's lifetime, listed as an 'Epigram' (singular) and later listed under 'Epigrams' (plural) when it appeared with the epigram titled the Optimist in OLLA.

EPIGRAMS - from Songs for Italy

Songs for Italy pg.15 pamphlet, 1923

Note: There are five Epigrams listed on one page, the first is The Ice-cream Statesman, second is unnamed, third, The Blackshirts, fourth, Janina-Corfu and the fifth is titled NeFas-ismo.

EPIGRAMS

see - NOTES, Yorke manuscript of misc. Epigrams.

EPILOGUE (poem) - (Death in Thessaly, A)

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.263 PB, 1905

Ambergris pg.82 HB, 1910

EPILOGUE (poem) - (Horace, in the fruitful Sabine country) from Mysteries.

Jephthah pg.222 HB,1899

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.127 PB, 1905

EPILOGUE (poem) - (Like snows on the mountain)

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.55 PB, 1905

Songs of the Spirit pg.105 PB, 1992

EPILOGUE (poem) - (My heavy hair upon my olive skin) from Aceldama.

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.6 PB, 1905

EPILOGUE (poem) - (Sleep, O deep splendour of disastrous years)

by V.S. (Count Vladimir Svareff)

Ahab and Other poems pg.35, 1903

Note: This piece appears at the end of the original edition of Abab and Other Poems (1903) but it was removed from Ahab when it was put into The Collected Works.

EPILOGUE (poem) - (To die amid the blossoms of the frost)

Jezebel and Other Tragic Poems pg.23, 1898

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.135 PB, 1905

Note: In the original 1898 edition this poem is subtitled "Au feu Marquis de Sade." This subtitle was removed from The Collected Works.

EPILOGUE (poem) - (Transcend, O Mage, thy soul redeemed!)

Amphora, First Impression Series No.21, pg.81 HB, 1993

see - HAIL MARY

Note: This poem was omitted from the Hail Mary edition put out by Sut Anubis.

EPILOGUE (poem) - (When the chill of earth)

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.283 PB, 1906

EPILOGUE AND DEDICATION (of Volumes I.,II.,III.)

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.219 PB, 1907

EPILOGUE TO "GREEN ALPS" (poem)

Oracles pg.60, 1905

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.8 PB, 1906

EPISTLE ON DEATH

see - CONCERNING DEATH

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