Reading order & editions

Arcturus Ornate Classics: Esoteric Texts

3 books in the catalog · Sirius Entertainment

Series authors

Writers represented in Arcturus Ornate Classics

A short note on each author and their books in this series.

Series reading order: Arcturus Ornate Classics

  1. 1 The Egyptian Book of the Dead: Gilded Pocket Edition The Egyptian Book of the Dead: Gilded Pocket Edition · 2021 $11.99 View →
  2. 2 I Ching I Ching · 2026 $11.99 View →
  3. 3 The Diary of a Drug Fiend: Gilded Pocket Edition The Diary of a Drug Fiend: Gilded Pocket Edition · 2026 $11.99 View →

The Arcturus Ornate Classics series presents physical volumes designed for tactile engagement with foundational texts in occultism and ancient wisdom traditions. These books are published as gilded pocket editions, emphasizing portability and aesthetic durability alongside their intellectual content. The collection currently includes three distinct works that represent different cultural and historical approaches to the unseen world. Wallis Budge’s translation of The Egyptian Book of the Dead offers access to ancient funerary rites. Hilary Barrett’s I Ching provides a framework for divination based on Chinese philosophy. Aleister Crowley’s The Diary of a Drug Fiend presents a fictionalized account of esoteric experience. Together, these volumes form a curated selection for readers interested in historical and modern occult literature.

Every edition in the catalog

The Egyptian Book of the Dead: Gilded Pocket Edition -7%
★★★★★
★★★★★
4.6
1
Wallis Budge, Ea
The Egyptian Book of the Dead: Gilded Pocket Edition
$11.99 $12.99
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I Ching -7%
★★★★★
★★★★★
4.6
1
Barrett, Hilary
I Ching
$11.99 $12.99
83
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The Diary of a Drug Fiend: Gilded Pocket Edition -7%
★★★★★
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4.5
1
Crowley, Aleister
The Diary of a Drug Fiend: Gilded Pocket Edition
$11.99 $12.99
83
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Frequently asked about the series

In what order should I read these books?
There is no required reading sequence. The titles cover distinct subjects: Egyptian funerary texts, Chinese divination, and a fictional esoteric narrative. You may select them based on your specific interest in the topic.
Do I need to read one book before another?
No. Each volume stands alone. The Egyptian Book of the Dead, I Ching, and The Diary of a Drug Fiend are independent works by different authors. They do not require prior knowledge of the other titles.
What topics does this series cover?
The series covers ancient Egyptian religion, Chinese divination systems, and early 20th-century esoteric fiction. Specific titles include Budge’s translation, Barrett’s I Ching, and Crowley’s novel, offering varied perspectives on occult and spiritual themes.
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