Liber E and Liber O

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on the Holy Books and Other Papers, being The Equinox Volume IV Number 1. York Beach: Samuel Weiser, 1996. Many of the books and articles are major works of Aleister Crowley. This is a listing with liber number, Roman number, class, full title, and a short description. Configuration: The 3 points are each the center of 3 crosses upon which 4 pentagrams are drawn which, in turn, reveal 2 hexagrams. When the 2 hexagrams are merged, they become either side of a single Unicursal Hexagram. The center of which is the flower upon the heart. And it is in this heart that Man and God are united. Class B consists of books or essays which are the result of ordinary scholarship, enlightened and earnest;

Being a part of the diary of Frater O.I.V.V.I.O. concerning the fool Parzival and how he discovered the mystery of the one that is not. Written down in the fourteenth year of this Aeon when the sun was in the sign of Libra by Frater Arctaeon.” See also: Liber 31 See also: Equinox I i, p. 4; III x. b) Breathe in deeply through the nostrils, imagining the name of the God desired entering with the breath.

An account of the continent of Atlantis: the manners and customs, magical rites and opinions of its people, together with a true account of the catastrophe, so-called, which ended in its disappearance." The central ceremony of the public and private celebration of the O.T.O., corresponding to the Mass of the Roman Catholic Church. It represents the original and true pre-Christian Christianity." [ This quote needs a citation]

By Allan Bennett, Aleister Crowley, Others. Invocation of Thoth, as a prelude to preaching. Formerly called ‘Liber Anubis’, an instruction in a suitable method of preaching. See also: Equinox I vii. An epistle written to Professor L…B…K… who also himself waited for the New Aeon, concerning the O.T.O. and its solution of Property, and now reprinted for the General Circulation. This is an O.T.O. document. See also: Equinox III i; III x. A new translation from the Chinese by the Master Therion.' 'This is the most exalted and yet practical of the Chinese classics." [ This quote needs a citation]A fantastic account of a past life in Egypt. Its principal interest lies in the fact that its story of the overthrowing of Isis by Osiris may help the reader to understand the meaning of the overthrowing of Osiris by Horus in the present Aeon. See also: Equinox I vii, p. 293 Originally, this document had neither book number nor class. Both were applied later by some lineages of A∴A∴. See: Book Four, Appendix II