The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

EDITORIAL Perfume and the Vision mean no more than a whiff of patchouli and a glimpse of an open—work silk stocking—well, you’re not the sort that was ever likely to do much good for the next few billion incarnations! Icould write on love for hours; but will conclude with only one other bit of advice~—Don’t marry a nigger 1 By inadvertence two of the Official A A .` publications in Νο. VII were called Liber Tau. The Book DCCCXXXI, formerly called Vesta, will therefore be called 112187 lod instead of Tam. The lady who stole Mr. Crowley's Aldine Catullus is hereby warned that she is known, and had better return it before trouble arises. Μοεάια putida, redde audivi/las. 11 is also hoped to secure at the mystic term in respect of known dedications sacramentally in fine 3 mystery-poem by our friend and co~disciple, restored and redeemed, Arthur Edward Waite. It is intituled, Εῤοῤ! 311?-?!ששחש1, “ St. Leger’s Eve”; Part II, “ Moral Certainty”; Part III, " The Great Oath " ; Part IV, “ First Paces on the Path "; Part V, “Three spheres of Gold” ; ?311 VI, “The Initiate‘s Pledge "; Part VII, “ Beneath the Seat " ; PartVIII, “The Maker of the Book”; Part IX, ”Some Sixty—fold"; Part X, “The Bier”; Part XI, “ The Bier” (cmlz'nued); Part XII, “The Bier" (mniz'nued); Part XIII, “Blue Robes”; Part XIV, “The Dark Night”; Part XV, “Before the Accusers"; Part XVI, “The Assessor "; Part XVII, “Forte bobor tendas"; Part XVIII, “Aum sweet Aum!” Part XIX, “Welcome! The Allocution of Maria.” xxv