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Liber AL vel Legis — The Book of the Law
Liber AL vel Legis, written by Aleister Crowley in Cairo in 1904, serves as the foundational text of Thelema. This significant work outlines the core principles and philosophical framework that define the movement. Readers will encounter various editions containing the original manuscript alongside critical commentary, scholarly analysis, and contextual notes designed to aid understanding of its complex structure and symbolic language. Our collection features thirteen distinct books dedicated to this influential publication. Each volume offers a unique perspective or textual approach, allowing customers to explore different interpretations and presentations of the source material. These selections provide comprehensive access to the text’s content, ensuring that individuals interested in Thelemic philosophy can find suitable resources for study and reference within this curated assortment.
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Cover unavailableThe Book of the Law and the Book of LiesCrowley, Aleister
The Book of the Law and the Book of Lies
90
$11.00
Cover unavailableAleister Crowley in Paris: Sex, Art, and Magick in the City of LightChurton, Tobias
Cover unavailableThe Book of the Law and the Book of LiesCrowley, Aleister
The Book of the Law and the Book of Lies
85
$29.00
Cover unavailableThe Book of the Law and the Book of LiesCrowley, Aleister
The Book of the Law and the Book of Lies
80
$17.00