EXPERIMENTS WITH ANHALONIUM LEWINII

see - ANHALONIUM LEWINII

EXPLANATION OF THE ATTRIBUTIONS IN THE MORE IMPORTANT COLUMNS OF TABLE (part of 777)

Qabalah, Samuel Weiser Inc., NY pg.45 HB, 1973

Note: This piece first appeared in the 'Revised' Neptune Press edition (1955) of 777 and was not found in the original 1909 version.

EXTENUATION OF THE BOOK OF THE LAW (aka - The Law is for All)

AC/Original typed copy, 311 pages, ND

Privately published, Tunis, only 12 copies, 1926

see - AL VEL LEGIS, THE COMMENTARY TO

see - LAW IS FOR ALL, THE

EYES OF PHARAOH, THE (poem)

Gargoyles pg.78 PB, 1906

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.100 PB, 1907

OLLA pg.73 HB, 1946

Selected Poems, Edited by M.Booth pg.44 PB, 1986

Note: Crowley, "... a terrific presentation of the mystery of Egypt."

EZEKIEL IN THE QUARTER MONTPARNASSE (short story)

Vanity Fair (UK) pg.211, August 12, 1908

~ F ~

F. - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - YARKER, JOHN

FACE (short story)

Original typed copy, ND

FAIRFAX, MICHAEL - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - ROCK, THE (poem)

FAME (poem)

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.167 PB, 1905

The Soul of Osiris pg.3 PB, 1992

see - TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, THE

FAREWELL OF PARACELSUS TO APRILE, THE (poem)

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.39 PB, 1905

Songs of the Spirit pg.41 PB, 1992

FATAL FORCE, THE (dramatic work) 1899

The Mother's Tragedy and Other Poems, pg.30, 1901

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.141 PB, 1905

Ambergris (excerpts) pg.39 HB, 1910

Magick Theater, CA, pamphlet, 1988

FATHER TO SON: AN VERY SPECIAL EPISTLE OF BAPHOMET XI

AC/Original typed copy of letter, May 30, 1947

The Magical Link Vol.I No.1 pg.5, Jan./Feb. 1987

Laylah Vol.3:2 pg.5 Oceania Lodge, OTO, Australia, June 1996

Note: The above title, Father To Son: An very Special Epistle of Baphomet XI is not found on the original letter. It is used only in The Magical Link and abridged as 'Father to Son' only when published in Laylah.

FATHERLAND, THE (magazine)

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

The Fatherland Vol.I No.23, Part I - Jan.13, 1915 pgs.11-15

The Fatherland Vol.I No.24, Part II - Jan. 20, 1915 pgs.5-6

END OF ENGLAND, THE (ad)

The Fatherland Vol.II No.17, June 2, 1915 pg.14

ENGLAND ON THE BRINK OF REVOLUTION

The Fatherland Vol.II No.24, July 21, 1915 pgs.3-5.

GREAT IRISH POET'S INDORSEMENT OF THE FATHERLAND

The Fatherland Vol.III No.1, August 11, 1915 pg.9

FUTURE OF THE SUBMARINE, THE (essay)

The Fatherland Vol.III No.9, October 6, 1915 pgs.152-153

SKELETONS IN THE CABINET by an Englishman (Aleister Crowley)

The Fatherland, Vol.III No.14, November 10, 1915 pg.245

BEHIND THE FRONT - "Impressions of a Tourist in Western Europe"

The Fatherland Vol.III No.21, Part I - December 1915 pg.365

The Fatherland Vol.III No.22, Part II - Jan. 1916 pgs.383-384

LEAVES FROM A LOST PORTFOLLIO

The Fatherland Vol.IV No.5 NY, March 1916 pgs.67 - 69

LIFTING THE MASK FROM ENGLAND

The Fatherland Vol.IV No.6 NY, March 15, 1916 pgs.85 - 86

DELENDA EST BRITANNIA (essay)

The Fatherland Vol.V No.22, NY, January 3, 1917 pg.355

ENGLAND'S BLIND SPOT

The Fatherland, Vol.VI No.11, NY, April 18, 1917 pgs.182-183

Note: In a typescript titled Catalogue of Crowleyana in the possession of G.J.Yorke dated January 1951 there is a list of different articles which appeared in The Fatherland. Besides those listed above, Yorke also lists the following articles but we have been unable to verify their existence.

PERHAPS GERMANY SHOULD KEEP POLAND

CULTURE VERSUS KULTUR

DEGENERATE ENGLAND

ENGLAND OR GERMANY, MR. HARRIS?

FROM A GERMAN ARMCHAIR by The Underdog (Crowley)

Note: In a typescript titled Catalogue of Crowleyana in the possession of G.J.Yorke [January 1951], under the article Honesty is The Best Policy, Gerald Yorke writes: "Almost identical with 4 above." The item number 4 which he refers to is the article From A German Armchair. It is dated 1914.

FATIMA (poem) from Rosa Mundi, and Other Love-Songs.

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.59 PB, 1907

FAUNESSE (poem) from Rodin in Rime.

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.117 PB, 1907

Ambergris pg.172 HB, 1910

FEAST OF THE NATIVITY (poem) - (The cool December breeze)

Hail Mary (Amphora), Sut Anubis, England pg.56 PB, ND

see - TWO HYMNS ON THE FEAST OF THE NATIVITY

FEAST OF THE NATIVITY (poem) - (The Virgin lies in Bethlehem)

Hail Mary (Amphora), Sut Anubis, England pg.63 PB, ND

see - TWO HYMNS ON THE FEAST OF THE NATIVITY

Note: The original title of this poem was X-MAS - A BALLAD (1898). The First Impression version of Amphora reproduces Crowley's handwritten notes regarding this title with additional verses not published, pgs.62-63.

FELO DE SE

The International Vol.XI No.8, NY, August 1917

In the Continuum Vol.I:6 pg.33, 1975

In the Continuum Vol.I:9 pg.30, 1977

The Scribe Vol.I No.7 (NY), Spring Equinox 1997

Thelema Lodge Calendar, January 2000

FEMME ACCROUPIE (poem) from Rodin in Rime.

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.112 PB, 1907

FEMMES DAMNEES (poem) - (Like pensive cattle...) from Oracles.

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.16 PB, 1906

see - TRANSLATION FROM BAUDELAIRE

FEMMES DAMNEES (poem) - (Kiss me...) from Rodin in Rime.

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.121 PB, 1907

FENIX, COMTE DE - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - SCIENTIFIC SOLUTION TO...

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