[Not given], Convenors of the International Humanities Conference, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002. 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, Fulgur Limited, 2010. One of 800 copies in cloth. More

London, Scarlet Imprint, 2008. Number 52 of only 55 copies of this deluxe edition, each one containing an original drawing by the author ('Famille Eros Ghuedhe' in this instance). More

New York, Yoseloff, 1956/ 1903. More

York Beach, Teitan Press, 2015. One of the deluxe numbered edition limited to 72 copies; each one is signed by the author, 'with an original hand-drawn seal of one of the Spirits of Goetia housed in a pocket at the rear of the volume. These copies [are] designated by the..... More

[South Carolina], Nephilim Press, 2012. Page [iv] includes a printed statement of limitation ('Limited Edition ... No....'); this copy is unnumbered. The binding does not conform with either the standard numbered edition (in cloth, with the upper limit of the edition unstated), or the deluxe numbered edition (in full leather..... More

Dallas, Sangreal Foundation, Inc., [1969]. Frater Perdurabo and Soror Virakam are pseudonyms for Aleister Crowley and Mary d'Este-Sturges. 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, The O.T.O. [Ordo Templi Orientis], BM/JPKH, 1936' [but an early facsimile edition with no alternative imprint details provided; it was perhaps published by Weiser in 1956]. More

Tampa, Silver Star Publications, 1992 [first edition]. This copy is signed by Ray Eales. More

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

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