London, Wieland and Co., [1912, first edition] and [1913, first and only edition]. The first edition print run of both these volumes was only 500 copies each. The print run of the second issue of Part I, also in 1912, was between 1500 and 2000 copies. [2 items]. More

London, The Mandrake Press, 1929 (first edition). Crowley's second novel; one of only 2500 copies. 'The Mandrake Press was a British small press founded by Edward Goldston and P.R. Stephensen [an Australian] in 1929. In 1930 the company had financial problems and a consortium led by Aleister Crowley formed Mandrake..... More

London, The O.T.O. [Ordo Templi Orientis], BCM/ANKH, 1939. 'In a 15 July 1939 letter to Wilfred Talbot Smith, Crowley mentions that in order to save on shipping costs he is sending 30 copies of the book in sheets to be bound by Smith as near as possible to the original..... More

London, Victor Gollancz Limited, 1946/ 1929. Number 3 in the publisher's Connoisseur's Library of Strange Fiction. This edition features a preface by Professor Denis Saurat. More

New York, Yoseloff, 1956/ 1903. More

Toddington, Helios Book Service, 1964/ [1691]. The second volume in the Rare Text Library of Philosophical Research. Number 162 of 200. With an unattributed Foreward [by the editor, David Williams?]. More

London, George Allen and Unwin Ltd, 1964 (first English edition). World Perspectives Series number 21. More

New York, Samuel Weiser, 1969 (facsimile)/ (1923). The author was the "magickal son" of Aleister Crowley. This reprint edition was limited to only 750 copies. More

London, Jonathan Cape, 1969 (first thus). A pencilled inscription on the half-title states it is 'To Be Published In London | July. | Pre-Pub Price £5/5/- | Aust $15.00 | After July £6/6/- | $18.00 | Aust'. The first two parts of the book (pages 29-389) were first published in..... More

London, Jonathan Cape, 1969 (first thus). The first two parts of the book (pages 29-389) were first published in 1929; the balance of the work is published here for the first time. More

London, Macdonald, 1971. More

Wakefield, EP Publishing, 1973/ 1922. More

St Paul, Llewellyn Publications, 1973 (first thus). More

Montreal, 93 Publishing, 1974 (first edition). More

London, Askin Publishers, 1976/ 1921. Number 407 of 500 copies. More

London, Macmillan, 1976 (facsimile edition)/ 1912 (third edition). The set comprises nine parts in 13 volumes. Part 1: The Magic Art. Part 2: Taboo and the Perils of the Soul. Part 3: The Dying God. Part 4: Adonis, Attis, Osiris. Part 5: Spirits of the Corn and of the Wild..... More

London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1980. More

York Beach, Samuel Weiser, 1983 (first edition). The 'first published collection of the fourteen Holy Books received by Aleister Crowley. It could well be called the bible of Thelema.... A comprehensive preface by Hymenaeus Alpha, Caliph of the OTO, surveys the sensitive issues concerning the editorial handling of revealed material'..... More

London, Gerald Duckworth & Co. Ltd., 1989. More

New York, Magickal Childe Publishing Inc., [1990] (the preface is dated April 1990; the copyright date on the verso of the title page is 1988). More

London, Skoob Books Publishing, 1991, 1992 and 1994 [corrected editions]/ 1972, 1973 and 1975. A note printed on the verso of the contents leaf in each volume states that it has been reprinted from the 'first edition in which there were a number of errors. These have been corrected where..... More

London, Skoob Books Publishing, 1992. More

London, Skoob Books Publishing, 1994 (first edition). More

York Beach, Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1998 (first thus). This work is 'the record of Aleister Crowley's exploration of the 30 AEthyrs of the Enochian system of magick developed by the Elizabethan magicians Dr John Dee and Edward Kelly. Crowley obtained these visions in Mexico in 1900, and in Algeria in..... More

Tempe, New Falcon Publications in association with Ordo Templi Orientis International, 1998 (first thus). Edited by Hymenaeus Beta and Richard Kaczynski, with an afterword by Samuel Aiwaz Jacobs. More