The Equinox
The
Equinox (subtitled: The Review of Scientific
Illuminism) was a periodical that served as the official
organ of the
A∴A∴,
a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although
material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo
Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly featured articles
about occultism and magick, while several issues also
contained poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.
|
Publication Date |
Volume
I |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 1) |
21
March 1909 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 2) |
24
September 1909 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 3) |
March 1910 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 4) |
September 1910 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 5) |
March 1911 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 6) |
September 1911 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 7) |
March 1912 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 8) |
September 1912 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 9) |
March 1913 |
The Equinox
(Volume I, No. 10) |
September 1913 |
Volume
II |
Volume II
of The Equinox was not published. Supposedly it
marked a "period of silence."
|
Volume
III |
The Equinox
(Volume III, No. 1) |
21
March 1919 |
The Equinox
(Volume III, No. 2) |
Prepared but unpublished |
The Equinox of the Gods
(Volume III, No. 3) |
23
September 1936 |
Eight Lectures on Yoga
(Volume III, No. 4) |
21
March 1939 |
The Book of Thoth
(Volume III, No. 5) |
21
March 1944 |
The
Book of Wisdom or Folly
(Volume III, No. 6) |
23
September 1961 |
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