HUMOUR OF PAULINE PEPPER, THE (unfinished story)

Original typed copy, Warburg, ND

HUT v. HOTEL (poem)

In Residence pg.49 PB, 1904

HUXLEY, THOMAS HENRY

see - SCIENCE AND BUDDHISM, To

HYACINTH

see - FOUNTAIN OF THE

HYMN (poem) - (O Lord our God!) from The Tale of Archais.

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.24 PB, 1905

HYMN FOR JULY 4 (poem)

see - HYMN, FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

HYMN, FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE (Independence Day), AN

To the Countess of Tankerville

AC/Syracuse University, original handwritten ms., ND

The Winged Beetle pg.151 HB, 1910

The International Vol.XII No.3, NY, March 1918

Thumbs Up!, 1941

Ecclesia Gnostica magazine No.1, CA pg.31, 1984

The Scribe magazine Vol.1:1, NY pg.15, Spring Equinox 1994

see - RECORDINGS - THE VOICE OF ALEISTER CROWLEY

see - THUMBS UP!

Note: The title which we use is found on the original manuscript at Syracuse University and in

The Winged Beetle. When this piece appeared in The International it was called AN HYMN FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, using all capital letters in the same type. When Crowley republished this poem in Thumbs Up! he uses the same format as found in The Winged Beetle but he dropped the 'An'. Also in the Contents to Thumbs Up! the poem is referred to as 'Hymn for July 4'. Crowley also omits "To the Countess of Tankerville" which is found in the contents of the Winged Beetle and in Thumbs Up! he dedicates the poem to "Franklin Delano Roosevelt For the People of the United States of America." All of the Recordings, or The Voice of Aleister Crowley, refer to this piece simply as 'Hymn to the American People on the Anniversary of their Independence' which is due to Crowley introducing the poem as such in the recording.

HYMN OF THE FIORD-DWELLERS (poem)

The Giant's Thumb pg.209 PB, 1992

HYMN TO APOLLO (poem)

Oracles pg.83, 1905

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.22 PB, 1906

Selected Poems, Edited by M. Booth pg.63 PB, 1986

HYMN TO ASTARTE (poem) for Deirdre

Temperance, Neptune Press, pamphlet, 1971

The New Equinox magazine No.4, England, 1977

In the Continuum Vol.III:4 pg.5, 1983

HYMN TO ISIS, A (poem)

Amphora, First Impression Series No.21, pg.13 HB, 1993

Note: This poem is unnamed in Amphora and is given only a number, or X (ten). The First

Impression edition reproduces Crowley's personal copy with scribbled notes where he claims that he wrote this poem in 1899 as a hymn to Isis for S.A.Mathers and that the word Isis in this

version of the poem has been changed to Mary to reflect the subject matter of the present book.

HYMN TO LUCIFER (poem)

Typed copy by Grady Louis McMurtry, ND

Dove Press, Malton, Ontario, Canada, broadsheet red paper, June 20, 1970

Earth Religion News magazine, NY, 1974

Brocken Mountain Lodge OTO, typed copy, 1978

The Equinox Vol.III:10 pg.252 HB, 1986

The Aleister Crowley Scrapbook by Sandy Robertson

Samuel Weiser Inc., ME pg.36 PB, 1988

Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988

Rebels & Devils, the Psychology of Liberation, edited by C.S.Hyatt

New Falcon Publications, AZ pg.73 PB, 1996

HYMN TO PAN (poem) by Aliester (sic) Crowley

Argus Bookshop, Chicago, pamphlet, only 1000 copies, 1919

OLLA pg.127 HB, 1946

American Aphrodite, Vol.1 No.1, Samuel Roth, NY, 1951

Winter Solstice An.IIiv, issued by Alan Watt, pamphlet, 1952

Eros and Evil, The Sexual Psychopathology of Witchcraft

by R.E.L.Masters, Julian Press, Inc., NY pg.xi HB, 1962

Magick in Theory & Practice HB, 1965

In the Continuum Vol.I No.3 pg.iii, 1974

The Oriflamme Vol.2 No.1 NY pg.13, 1975

The Equinox Vol.III:1 pg.5 HB, 1978

The Devil's Dominion by Anthony Masters

G.P.Putnam's Sons, NY 1978 pg.86 HB, 1978

Selected Poems, Edited by M. Booth pg.61 PB, 1986

The King of the Shadow Realm by John Symonds

Duckworth & Company, Ltd., London pg. 237 HB, 1989

Portable Darkness by Michaelsen pg.313 HB, 1989

The Giant's Thumb pg.311 PB, 1992

Broadsheet Collection, England, 1993

The Scribe magazine Vol.II:1, NY pg.34, 1995

Note: Crowley, "... the most powerful enchantment ever written." Originally written in Moscow in 1913, it was intended to be published in The Giant's Thumb but this book was never released while Crowley was alive. The poem first appeared in The Equinox Volume III No.1 and later that year by Argus Bookshop as a pamphlet. The Argus edition is often incorrectly listed as being published in 1917, which is wrong. The Argus edition also misspelled Aleister as Aliester.... Gerald Yorke notes that the Watt edition "was issued as a Christmas card."

HYMN TO PAN (poem), from Orpheus

The Collected Works Vol.3 pg.211 PB, 1907

In The Continuun Vol.II:4 pg.49, 1979

HYMN TO SATAN (poem)

AC/Syracuse University, handwritten original, ND

Typed copy by Grady Louis McMurtry, ND

The Oriflamme Vol.2 No.1 NY pg.10, 1975

The Equinox Vol.I:10 pg.206 HB, 1978

OYEZ magazine, Summer Solstice 1981

The Giant's Thumb pg.178 PB, 1992

HYMN TO TAHUTI (poem)

see - 777

see - ALEISTER CROWLEY POSTHUMOUS POEMS...'

HYMN TO TERMINUS (poem)

Aleister Crowley, A Memoir of 666 by Alan Burnett-Rae

Victim Press, London, pg.16 pamphlet, 1971

The Aleister Crowley Scrapbook by Sandy Robertson

Samuel Weiser Inc., ME pg.33 PB, 1988

Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988

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