PRIZE WINNERS OF THE HOKKU CONTEST, THE

Their poetry and an analysis of it by the eminent Chinese poet,

by Kwaw Li Ya (Aleister Crowley)

Vanity Fair (USA) pg.70, October 1915

Thelema Lodge Calendar, January 1998

see - HOKKU

PRO GENTE ANGLICANA (poem)

Hail Mary (Amphora), Sut Anubis, England pg.66 PB, ND

PRO GENTIBUS (poem)

Hail Mary (Amphora), Sut Anubis, England pg.68 PB, ND

PROEM (Preface: part 12 of 12)

The World's Tragedy pg.xxxv, Falcon Press, AZ PB, 1985

PROFESSOR AND THE PLUTOCRAT, THE by S. J. Mills (A.Crowley)

The International Vol.XI No.11, NY, November 1917

PROFESSOR ZIRCON

The Equinox Vol.I:8 pg.91 HB, 1978

PROLOGUE (poem) - (Mother and maiden! on the natal night)

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

PROLOGUE TO RODIN IN RIME (poem) To Kathleen _.

The Winged Beetle pg.153 HB, 1910

PROMETHEUS - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)

see - PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY

PROMETHEUS (poem) - (In exile, on this burning rock,)

The Book of Oaths, Scroll I pg.7, ND

see - BOOK OF OATHS

PROPHET IN HIS OWN COUNTRY, A by STUART X (Henry C. Stuart)

Edited, Introduction & Notes throughout by Aleister Crowley

H. C. Stuart, 1st Edition HB, 1916

In the Continuum Vol.II:5 pg.31 (intro only), 1979

Thelema Lodge Calendar - Introduction & Excerpts Only

Part I - Part III, July-September 1996

see - STUART X, THE MAN WHO PUT THE O.K IN BOOK

Note: The Introduction was released separately as a small pamphlet under the title of Stuart X, The Man Who Put the O.K. In Book. In the Sept.96 issue of the TLC it states that the title was something created as a joke by Karl Germer in a letter to Dr.Krumm-Heller in the 1950s, but this is historically wrong. It was used in 1916, years before Crowley ever met Karl Germer.

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

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.65 PB, 1907

PSALM, A (poem)

The Equinox Vol.III:1 pg.126 HB, 1973

In the Continuum Vol.I:6 pg.1, 1975

The Oriflamme Vol.2 No.1, NY pg.16, 1975

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