The Law is for All

Works Cited Principal Editions of Liber Legis and its Commentaries The editions cited here are not an exhaustive listing, but high­ light the publication history of Liber Legis and its com­ mentaries. Parenthetical numbers refer to works in the refer­ ence lists in which the papers appear. Liber CCXX first appeared in (29), later appearing in (9.j), with principal editions prepared by Crowley issued as (10), (5), and (6). Many other editions appeared after Crowley’s death; (30) and (3) include Liber CCXX and are of particular impor­ tance. Liber XXXI first appeared in (9.g), later appearing (with the “short” 1-page Comment) as (1) and in (10); it first appeared with new photography in (4). The Old Commentary first appeared in (9.g), and appears with the New Commentary in (19), (15), and in an abridged form in (8). Works by Aleister Crowley Cited These books and papers are cited or quoted by Crowley in the text of the abridged Commentaries to The Book of the Law; see the General Index for page references. They are listed here alphabetically or by their number in the A.’.A.’. and O.T.O. canon. Except where noted, all were written (or received) by Crowley. Parenthetical numbers refer to books in the reference lists below in which the papers appear. The descriptions in quo­ tations are Crowley’s, from the A.'. A.-. Curricula. “Amath, an Essay on Truth.” In (14). “Berashith.” As (1) and in (7). “The Book of the Great Auk.” Surviving fragment in (9.v). “Eleusis.” In (7). 285