AC/Handwritten original, ND
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.204 HB, 1905
* Original typed notes pertaining to, 1928/29
Magick in Theory & Practice pg.379 HB, 1965
* In the Continuum Vol.I No.1 pg.1, 1973
* OTO Newsletter Vol.I No.4 pg.3, CA, March 1978
The Equinox I:2 pg.19 HB, 1978
Brocken Mountain Lodge, OTO, 8 ½ x 11 booklet, 1979
Ceremonial Magic by Israel Regardie
Aquarian Press, England pg.121 PB, 1980
* OTO First Degree Study Guide, 1992
Red Flame No.7, Cornelius, Berkeley, CA pg.162 PB, 1999
see - O VEL MANUS SAGITTAE, LIBER
* see - ORIFLAMME (OTO) No.2 The Revival of Magic and other essays
see - TRUE GREATER RITUAL OF THE PENTAGRAM, THE
Note: Those entries with an asterisk (*) in front of the listing include Crowley's 'Notes on the Ritual of the Pentagram.' This ritual is not written by Aleister Crowley and the origin according to some scholars can be traced to The Hermetic Order of The Golden Dawn. See The Golden Dawn by Israel Regardie, Volume I pg.106. This ritual has been published so often that we choose only a few sources for our listing.... The In The Continuum (Vol.1 No.1 pg.1 1973) version of this ritual is often called the Thelemic Banishing Ritual because Crowley added in an affirmation to identify Aiwass with the heart center.' (also known as The Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram), including Crowley's 'Notes on the Ritual of the Pentagram'. Crowley has sternly stated that "Those who regard this ritual as a mere device to invoke or banish spirits, are unworthy to possess it. Properly understood, it is the Medicine of Metals and the Stone of the Wise."
PENTAGRAM, THE TRUE GREATER RITUAL OF THE
The Magical Link, New Series No.2, Spring-Fall 1998
PENTECOST (poem) from The Sword of Song.
The Collected Works Vol.II pg.164 PB, 1906
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY (article) by Prometheus (Aleister Crowley)
The English Review, July 1922
Thelema Lodge Calendar, January 1992
PERCY MACKAYE (book review) An Appreciation, So Far as Is Possible
The International Vol.XI No.2, NY, February 1917
Thelema Lodge Calendar, May 1997
PERDITA (poem)
Jezebel and Other Tragic Poems pg.1, 1898
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.129 PB, 1905
Note: This poem was found bound into an autographed draft of Jezebel which sold at Christies in London on April 4th 1974.
PERDURABO (poem) from Mysteries.
Jephthah pg.186 HB, 1899
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.118 PB, 1905
Ambergris pg.34 HB, 1910
Cambridge Poets 1900-1913, An Anthology, Chosen by Aelfrida Tillyard,
W.Heffer & Sons Ltd Cambridge pg.66 HB, 1913
Selected Poems, Edited by M. Booth pg.187 PB, 1986
Poetical Flavours of the Great Beast, pamphlet, 1995
The Black Pearl, The Journal of The College of Thelema
Volume One, Number 1 pg.15, Spring 1997
PERFECT LOVE CASTETH OUT FEAR (poem) from Mysteries.
Jephthah pg.180 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.
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PERFECT PIANISSIMO, A
The International Vol.XI No.10, NY, October 1917
In the Continuum III:6 pg.a, 1984
PERHAPS GERMANY SHOULD KEEP POLAND
Note: In a typescript titled Catalogue of Crowleyana in the possession of G.J.Yorke dated January 1951 Yorke states that this article appeared in The Fatherland but we have been unable to verify this.
PESSIMISTS PROGRESS, THE (poem)
The Mother's Tragedy and Other Poems, pg.103, 1901
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.182 PB, 1905
see - TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST, THE
PHARMACEUTICAL STUDY OF HASHISH, A (Herb Dangerous) Part I
see - HASHISH
PHILOSOPHER, THE (poem)
see - SONG OF THE REGULAR FELLOW
PHILOSOPHER'S PROGRESS, THE (poem)
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.34 PB, 1905
Song of the Spirits pg.21 PB, 1992
PILGRIM, THE (poem)
The Equinox Vol.I:5 pg.130 HB, 1978
The Giant's Thumb pg.45 PB, 1992
PINSENT, G.H.S. - (alias used by Aleister Crowley)
see - ORGAN IN KING'S CHAPEL
PINSENT, GERALD
see - FIVE ADORATIONS, THE, (poem) Dedicated To
PIPES OF PAN, THE (poem) by Mollie Madison (Aleister Crowley)
see - BOOK OF THE HEART'S BLOOD OF THE LILY GOD, THE
PIPPA PASSES by S. C. Hiller (Aleister Crowley)
see - INTERNATIONAL, THE (magazine)
PLAGUE CARRIER, THE (poem)
Songs for Italy pg.13 pamphlet, 1923
PLYMOUTH BRETHREN, THE (Preface: part 2 of 12)
The World's Tragedy pg.xii, Falcon Press AZ. PB, 1985
POEM, A (poem)
The International Vol.XII No.2, NY, February 1918
Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988
POEM, THE, A Little Drama in Four Scenes (dramatic work)
Privately published, London, only 10 copies printed, 1898
Jephthah pg.99 HB, 1899
The Collected Works Vol.I pg.57 PB, 1905
The Poem & The Alchemist, Two Dramatic Pieces, Magick Theater, CA, pamphlet, 1991
POEM ITSELF, THE (Preface: part 10 of 12)
The World's Tragedy pg.xxxii, Falcon Press AZ. PB, 1985
POEM OF HASHISH, THE (article) by Charles Baudelaire
Translated from the French by Aleister Crowley
Hasheesh: The Herb Superb Vol.II, Level Press, CA., 1973
Herb Dangerous Part III The Equinox I:2 pg.55 HB, 1978
POEMS FROM THE EQUINOX
Morton Press Ltd, England paper, ND
Note: This book is listed in the back of the Morton Press edition of Atlantis but since we do not have a copy it is not broken down [by poems] into our listing.
POET, THE (poem)
Konx Om Pax pg.108 HB, 1907
see - RECORDINGS/THE VOICE OF ALEISTER CROWLEY
POET ABROAD, THE (poem)
Snowdrops, Teitan Press pg.183 HB, 1986
POET AND HIS MUSE, THE (poem) To L. K_.
The Winged Beetle pg.93 HB, 1910
POET AT BAY, THE (poem) To Wilfred Merton
The Winged Beetle pg.126 HB, 1910
POET "RETIRES UP.", THE (poem)
His attitude undignified, his pleasure momentary, the after results quite disproportionate. He contemplates his end. From The Sword of Song/After Agnosticism
The Collected Works Vol.II pg.209 PB, 1906
POETICA EROTICA
A Collection of Rare and Curious Amatory Verse, Edited by T. R. Smith
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Crown Publishers, NY, HB,1921
Note: Although this book is not written by Aleister Crowley it does contain some of his earliest
published poetry. This book was republished in 1927 and later in1949. The three poems by Crowley which appear in this anthology are: The Altar of Artemis (pg.642), Lot (pg.644) and A Saint's Damnation (pg.646).
POETICAL FLAVOURS OF THE GREAT BEAST (20 assorted poems)
Edited by J. Edward & Marlene Cornelius
Pangenetor Lodge, OTO, pamphlet, February 25, 1995
Note: This pamphlet contains twenty assorted poems - At Stockholm, The Baboon, By the Cam, The Convert, David and Goliath, Girl's Song, Girl's Together, Go into the Highway and Hedges and Compel Them to Come In, G-R-R-R-R-R, The Happy Man, I Swear, The Lizard, Mathilde, Mome Raths, The Octopus, Perdurabo, The Snake Ananta, The Tent, The Two Loves and La Gitana.
