LITTLE ESSAYS TOWARD TRUTH

OTO, Privately printed, High Holborn, London HB, December 22, 1938

Dove Press, Malton, Ontario, Canada HB, 1970

Stellar Visions, San Francisco, CA, Red & Blue covers, pamphlet, 1981

Sut Anubis, England, pamphlet, 1985

In the Continuum

Vol.III:8 pg.39, Part I, 1985

Vol.III:9 pg.9, Part II, 1986

Vol.III:10 pg.3, Part III, 1986

New Falcon Publications, AZ PB, February, 1991

see - WINE OF THE GRAAL

LITTLE HALF-SOVEREIGN, THE (poem)

Oracles pg.15, 1905

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.5 PB, 1906

LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE by Charles Baulelaire

Translated from the French by Aleister Crowley

Privately published, E. W. Titus, Paris, only 800 copies, 1928

First Impressions/Mandrake Press Ltd, HB, only 50 copies, 1993

The Teitan Press, Inc., Chicago HB, July 1, 1995

see - FOUR LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

see - SIX LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

see - THREE LITTLE POEMS IN PROSE

Note: The original title of Charles Baulelaire's book, which Crowley translates, was Le Spleen de

Paris English. Gerald Yorke and others have indicated that this was published by Weiland and

Co in 1913 but this is not true, only the proofs survive and are presently at the Warburg. The

1928 Titus edition is based on the Warburg edition with added material and twelve drawings by

Jean de Bosschere. These drawings were omitted in the Teitan Press edition which instead

includes eight drawings by Aleister Crowley.... This book is not broken down poem by poem into

this listing. However, those poems which Crowley has taken out of this book and published

elsewhere have been noted.

LIX, LIBER (59)

see - Across the Gulf

LIZARD, THE (poem)

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

Victim Press, London, pg.18 pamphlet, 1971

The Aleister Crowley Scrapbook by Sandy Robertson

Samuel Weiser Inc. ME pg.34 PB, 1988

Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988

Poetical Flavours of the Great Beast, pamphlet, 1995

LOGOS (poem)

OLLA pg.103 HB, 1946

Swordfish and Stromboli, Beachcombing round Sicily

by Denis Clark, Jarrolds Pub. Ltd, London pg.149 HB, 1951

Selected Poems, Edited by M. Booth pg.194 PB, 1986

LONDON PHYSICIAN, A - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - DRUG PANIC, THE

LONG BEFORE DAWN (poem/parody)

Snowdrops, Teitan Press pg.123 HB, 1986

LONG, JOHN ANTHONY

see - LOVING BALLAD OF

LONG, JOHN, AUBREY

see - UNNAMED POEMS AND VERSES

LONG ODDS (poem)

The Equinox Vol.I:8 pg.61 HB, 1978

The Giant's Thumb pg.117 PB, 1992

LORD BOLESKINE - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - ELDER EEL: A Sketch

LORD OF THE WORLD by Robert Hugh Benson

Pitman Press, 1908

Note: Although some modern rare book dealers have stated that some of the plot to this novel was contributed by Aleister Crowley there is no evidence to support this claim.

LORD'S DAY, THE (poem)

The Mother's Tragedy and Other Poems, pg.97, 1901

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.202 PB, 1905

see - TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, THE

LOS ANGELES (unnamed sonnet) - (I ran upon the ridges of the hill.)

see - UNNAMED POEMS

Note: This poem is untitled, we call it Los Angeles only to reflect subject matter.

LOST CONTINENT, THE (Liber LI - 51)

see - ATLANTIS, The Lost Continent

LOT (poem)

Jezebel and Other Tragic Poems pg.19, 1898

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.133 PB, 1905

Poetica Erotica, A Collection of Rare and Curious Amatory Verse

Edited by T. R. Smith, Crown Publishers, NY, HB pg. 644, 1921

The Soul of Osiris pg.33 PB, 1992

Note: When this poem appeared in Poetica Erotica the editor omitted the Biblical quote under the

title which was from Genesis. He also omitted seven lines in the poem which appear between

verse "Thy spirit moved - and thou must envy me!" and verse "And took the poor man's lamb.

Thou art the man!"

LOVE (poem) from Mysteries.

Jephthah pg.190 HB, 1899

Note: This poem appears only in the original Mysteries published in Jephthah in 1899. It is not

found in Mysteries when it appears in The Collected Works.

LOVE AND FEAR (poem) from Alice: An Adultery.

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.72 PB, 1906

LOVE AND LAUGHTER (poem)

The International Vol.XII No.2, NY, February 1918

In the Continuum Vol.II:9 pg.22, 1980

Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988

LOVE AND TIME by John Roberts (Aleister Crowley)

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

LOVE AT PEACE (poem)

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.174 PB, 1905

The Soul of Osiris pg.29 PB, 1992

see - TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, THE

LOVE IS ONE (poem)

The International Vol.XI No.10, NY, October 1917

LOVE LIES BLEEDING (poem) by anonymous (Aleister Crowley)

The International Vol.XII No.1, NY, January 1918

LOVE, MELANCHOLY, DESPAIR (poem), from The Temple of the Holy Ghost.

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.183 PB, 1905

The Soul of Osiris pg.47 PB, 1992

LOVE ON THE ISLAND (poem) from Mysteries.

Jephthah pg.200 HB, 1899

Note: This poem only appears in the original Mysteries published in Jephthah in 1899. It is not

found in Mysteries when it appears in The Collected Works.

LOVE'S WISDOM (poem)

The Mother's Tragedy and Other Poems, pg.102, 1901

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.182 PB, 1905

see - TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, THE

LOVER'S ALPHABET, THE

Note: This piece is mentioned as a forthcoming work in the back of The Godeater (1903). It was

never published, nor have we been able to identify it.

LOVING BALLAD OF JOHN ANTHONY LONG, THE (poem)

AC/Original typed copy, ND

Note: This poem was originally intended to be published in OLLA but the printers refused to

include it, citing its lewdness. Some authorities have stated that this poem was inserted loosely

into copies of OLLA which were given out by Crowley himself.

LUCIFER

see - HYMN TO...

LUSTRESS (poem)

Orpheus Vol.I pg.86 HB, 1905

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.150 PB, 1907

In the Continuum Vol.II:5 pg.29, 1979

LUTIY, ALAIN

see - ABJAD-I-AL'AIN, (poem) Dedicated To

LUTIY, MAJOR - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - BAGH-I-MUTTAR

LV, LIBER (55)

see - Chymical Jousting

LVIII, LIBER (58)

see - Gematria

LXI, LIBER (61)

see - Causae

LXIV, LIBER (64)

see - Israfel

LXV, LIBER (65)

see - Cordis Cincte Serpente

LXVI, LIBER (66)

see - Stellae Rubae

LXVII, LIBER (67)

see - Sword of Song

LXX, LIBER (70)

see - Ceremonies Proper to...

LXXI, LIBER (71)

see - Voice of Silence

LXXIII, LIBER (73)

see - Urn, the

LXXIV, LIBER (74)

see - Testis Testitudinis

LXXVII, LIBER (77)

see - OZ

LXXVIII, LIBER (78)

see - Description of Cards

LXXXI, LIBER (81)

see - Moonchild

LXXXI, LIBER (81)

see - Tao Teh King, The

LXXXIV, LIBER (84)

see -Chanokh

LYRE AND LANCET (poem)

Recipe for Curried Eggs, from The Sword of Song/After Agnosticism

The Collected Works Vol.II pg.209 PB, 1906

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