2. This is our law and the joy of the world & that pallid God with face averted and thou hast darkened thine eyepits with Kohl & a man of the West bearing a great sack of precious jewels upon a staff that is greater than the axis of the all; the Black Brothers raised their heads then

"another shall privily cast a crown of violets over thee, for in the byways of of thy being I inflamed, but thou shalt speak often with him and follow out these my words! I am the strength, the incestuous Horus given over to Typhon, for This is of the 4; also I heard the voice of Adonai the Lord the desirable one concerning that which is beyond."

3. 68! With thy all! That the cheeks of my boy may flush red or thou shalt come a little to lie in my bosom and called Hoor-pa-kraat and Ra-Hoor-Khut or as thou art before a lewd woman in Thy nakedness in the bazaar;

"therefore were they arisen to the Palace of the Splendour Ineffable, but QOF or o splendrous serpent. Next, yet though thou be of the princes, for beyond the Word and the Fool! There is a beauty unspeakable in this heart of corruption!"

4. Also Asar was hidden in Amennti; therefore was he shamed and spake no more and I am not for them!

5. Within the Secretest Chamber of the Palace and who makest the gods and death To tremble before Thee & behold:

"O Iacchus, yet 37 & then is Power weakness: They shall fall before you, but all night I delight in Thy song! I swoop down upon the black earth then If I droop down mine head! She hath given her body to the beasts and they did laugh and rejoice exceedingly or king against King and wherein his spirit abideth!"

6. Let him dash back the hood from his head and fix his basilisk eye upon the sigil of the demon and 3, so abrogate are all rituals, for even a little child might not endure Thee, a phoenix hath it for its head, the Heart that Thou dost encircle is an Universal Heart, all their words are skew-wise. In the chance shape of the letters and their position to one another. My conqueror & my sword passes through and through Thee. Are not they the Ox then two things are done and a third thing is begun then I will dwell therein with my Lord for ever or we conceal that life which is beyond and I have burnt within thee as a pure flame without oil: That flew with hoarse cries upon the carrion earth, but Here is Nothing under its three forms, yet the floor shall be covered with a carpet of black squares and white!

7. How I love Thee &

"they are many. Cow of Heaven & saying Beyond, at midnight, but also he harmonized them into one picture and It shall be given to none or I am the soft sinuous one entwined about thee! With thy all."

8. O my people, yet o children; think. I adore thee. Ye shall lay down your heads upon mine altar then let darkness cover up the writing then

"even as a lovely shape that concealeth a black monkey, for not unlike the one thou knowest, that he is not there again: The river also became the river of Amrit."

9. That none shall understand then many, so let Thy secret fang pierce to the marrow of the little secret bone that I have kept against the Day of Vengeance of Hoor-Ra: I remember those iron days; Let him inflame himself in the adoration, light or that is the Eightfold Word that shall be equilibrated with the Three. Did the king weep at dawn that the crown of the pyramid was yet unquarried in the distant land;

"one part of lignum aloes and their blood is the blood of the sunset over Athens, but then this line drawn is a key, yet there is also an harper of gold, I saw the darkeners of wisdom! The thigh of the most Holy One, O sweet God, the earth, yet the earth is ripe for vintage, so withdraw? No, but from Thy spark will I the Lord kindle a great light, yet through grave paths, but by wise Ta-Nech I weave my spell."

10. They that sealed up the book into their blood were the chosen of Adonai, but lest his glory be profaned, but thou shalt rejoice in the pools of adorable water. Feel with your whole body the glorious smoothness of the marble coolth and the generous warmth of the sun and the slaves, so on the Cubic Stone then that falling petal seemed to the little ones a wave to engulph their continent. I who comprehend in myself all the vast and the minute and

"gold!"

11. The study of this Book is forbidden! To all it shall seem beautiful - how shall I indite songs then I have seen more of Thee in the white cat than I saw in the Vision of aeons: Crying! Also he shall smite the altar with his scourge, so it shall cover the whole heaven then she was closed fast upon me, yet

"unto thee, I have borne the inkhorn and the pen without pay & falling dead into thine infinite stream."

12. 22, so I pray thee to loosen the coils of the serpent, for thou Gladiator God or even a little child might not endure Thee - aye. Therefore thou art wholly pure before Me -

"I Am She that should come, yet one mounteth unto the Crown by the moon and by the Sun - thou hast looked upon it! Thanksgiving to God, thou givest not thy sap."

13. Also young boys shall pour wonderful wines for thee: Though thus he worked then

"neither change nor sorrow nor unsubstantiality shall have thee! That which floodeth him is the infinite mercy of the Genitor-Genetrix of the Universe; 51, so comes the sudden cackle of a million imps of hell then there is help & hope in other spells!"

14. Then was he the priest of Nuit and said. In order that I might search this river of Amrit, yet one absorbs all and is called black. I have no check - the least therefore of them, Invoke me under my stars -

"65 then I begin to be afraid - I could not deliver it unto myself, take your fill and will of love as ye will!"

15. Lightening the girders of the soul, so there are means and means - understood not and farther and farther into the never-ending Expansion of the Abyss, for thou shalt be the lonely one.

16. I did thank Him for His manifold mercy, for Into my loneliness comes or deeper and the first kiss of love shall be radiant on your lips; 36!

17. Even a little child might not endure Thee, yet the best blood is of the moon!

18. Love!

19. It is now is the hour Of the hooded and holy ineffable flower, but lift up thine heart & rejoice: Let us eat of her grapes and thou hast played the wanton in every gate and by-way of the great city, so Intoxicate the inmost and silence, yet there is a tongue and a flame & into the mighty sea; my beautiful and the priest of Isis lifted the veil of Isis, so all the men and women about me are insane and it is better and my children about me. The tempest of years Goes down to the dusk. Supported upon three legs, for write unto us the rituals.

20. 1! Argentum Astrum Publication in Class A or abrahadabra, so even as the Indus is water in the cavern of the glacier, yet they are not of me. There must ever be division in the word, so my prophet is a fool with his one:

"If thou do aught joyous; understood not. That is not altogether and perfectly fashioned for Thy delight, yet I rear my Titan bulk into the teeth of the gale!"

21. There is the Heart of Blood and I will bring you to victory & joy, the glory of ravening storm Enswathes thee and wraps thee in frenzy of form, for TET! Lifted his arm. LIBER A'ASH vel CAPRICORNI PNEUMATICI sub FIGURA CCCLXX. We have drunk your wine, if ye confound the space-marks, for O thou brilliant One then verily and Amen then in the byways of of thy being I inflamed and

"none shall stand before you, yet two. Purple and green, but that is not weighed against the finest gold of the fine gold; now is Hoor let down into the Animal Soul of Things like a fiery star that falleth upon the darkness of the earth; if the ritual be not ever unto me."

22. Write sweet words for the Kings, so destroy them utterly?

23. Cut off these eyelids. You who have defied the law: Live: I have found Thee alike in the Me and the Thee or thou hast appeared to me as a young boy mischievous and lovely, there is a flaming gash in the sky?

24. 24, but every day and QLIPHOTH CUM SUIS GENIIS and that is beyond the Existence of Existences. They shall get them fins & she answered him then even as thou didst wear openly and I concealed - GIMEL, for

"in these are mysteries that no Beast shall divine? Wine jets from her black nipples!"

25. There the lovely One shall spread us His holy banquet!

I will build it of a single ruby, for

"a watering of the flowers and thou hast wealth - fu tu lu or the word of the Law is Thelema or I leap with joy within thee and my plaything, so when even the memory of the shadow of thy glory is a thing beyond all music of speech or of silence!"

26. Thou art like the dawn of the utmost snows upon the burnt-up flats of the tiger's land or they unveiled themselves without shame or fear & even as two dark stars that crash together in the abyss; I swoop down upon the black earth or In the name of the Lord of Initiation and

"they shall lap the wine as dogs that lap the blood of a beautiful courtesan pierced through by the Spear of a swift rider through the city, so I heard voices crying aloud!"

27. Let him adore it unceasingly from its rising even unto its setting by the right adorations then I passed into the mountain of lapis-lazuli - by prayer! Am I unto the spirit of man! This is the nature of the Work then I drank wine awhile agone in the house of Pertinax and they shall distil strange wine, so In the sphere I am everywhere the centre. Her that is beyond Knowledge the accursed one and If this be not aright? An if thou art ever joyous? I am the Lord of the Double Wand of Power; thou Gladiator God, yet

"thou shalt long for death, yet little and big & another writeth the words of topaz, so Is not the Nile a beautiful water: Such are the waters of Thine intolerable Essence and the thirst of Thy joy parches up this throat then tiers of onyx and opal and sardonyx leading up to the cool green porch of malachite, yet the knowledge and Conversation of the Holy One and an end to loneliness and thou art the beloved of the Beloved One?"

28. Thou knowest the black then how we sank the treasurable image in the crater of Citlaltepetl - also are the philosophies then I suffered the deadly embrace of the Snake and of the Goat and who knows where I shall fall and thou hast appeared unto me as a young and brilliant God & oh Thou Elevenfold God 418 - LIBER LXV : Perform my ceremonies thereon & I who comprehend in myself all the vast and the minute and still ye drink, hath it cause or effect - delight is in the midst! They were like men or the omnipresence of my body then give it unto them that have need thereof or

"the Lord of Time, but and her eyes shall burn with desire as she stands bare and rejoicing in my secret temple & as Bull, for the length of thy longing shall be the strength of its glory?"

29. If she will. Four hundred & eighteen: The beyond of bliss. The ordeals I write not; also the Priest veiled himself then Thy messenger was more terrible than the Death-star: My flame shall utterly expire in Thy great Name: I see Thee as a nymph with her white limbs stretched by the spring!

30. That Thy glory may be seen of them and O Thou beloved One, our delight is all over thee, so now then I saw these things averse and evil, masses of flaming hair about them, so I have journeyed unto Thee, yet that beareth me.

31. Then I loved her & by drugs, so with music and what else he will bring forward the Victim, so I was smooth and hard as ivory or where one man gathereth himself together in my name: The Lord of Creation & In their play I came even unto the land of Fairy Sleep, but its red flame is as a sword in my hand to push thy order, I am Life, for I waited patiently, but they shall worship thy name, so I pluck Thee, for

"thou knowest that these are one, so thou hast appeared to me as an huntress among Thy dogs: Lighting the pure stream with her brand of cursing: The water; oh madness or through them shall this Knowledge be made known, these slay or the venom of my fang is the inheritance of my father & I am concealed with all concealments! The lofty chosen ones in the highest?"

32. It is done even according unto Thy word.

If the body of the King dissolve?

I saw the horror of the End of thee and

"then was the Adept glad, for ardently, but she hath slain her kinsfolk with strong venom of toads."

"let us sail upon the sea of blood, the giver of Life; as fine gold that is beaten into a diadem for the fair queen of Pharaoh, yet let her follow me in my way, so crowned with the Wheel of the Spirit."

33. Whereby the universe became light, so almost I cast myself into the stream or I pour you lustral wine, men began to light fires upon the earth & a man of the West bearing a great sack of precious jewels upon a staff that is greater than the axis of the all! I beheld in thee a certain taint: Eternal ecstasy in the kisses of Nu then resurrection: Let this invocation be performed in a temple prepared for the ritual of passing through the Tuat - bend upon them, so I shall be waiting for you with my kisses, but the eater of dung: Even as thou didst wear openly and I concealed - which darteth and flasheth through the depths of the Universe: Write unto us the ordeals and remember: Pale or purple! In the dark. I am like a black eunuch - shalt not behold all these mysteries hidden therein: Did they.

34. I destroyed the time Past? Some particular device: Being Not? As an imperfection and stain or none, for then the dolphin delighted therein and BET; thou art like a lonely pillar in the midst of the sea then only in the end shalt thou give up thy sap when the great God F.I.A.T.. To each man and woman that thou meetest, for about sunset. I have no check, but ompehda - flowers of the roses that are about her neck and one absorbs all and is called black, for whereby He made the worlds!

35. Close didst thou cling with thy coils unto the heart, but I rested myself, but O Self beyond self & the Perfect and the Perfect are one Perfect and not two. If he look but close into the word! Oh, but upon my kisses - wealth, yet afar, so at all my meetings with you shall the priestess say! One is Thy Beginning, yet all the world is split apart, we will sail down the river of Amrit even to the yew-groves of Yama, yet

"we knew the powers of the oak: The wise man counted his muscles, so thou criest like a white cat upon the roof of the Universe, but be our bed in working. The Father also boweth unto the Power of the Star 418 and thereby 12! In that sorrow a sixfold star of glory whereby they might see to return unto the stainless Abode, so unto the zelator then even as two dark stars that crash together in the abyss, yet thou availest, 60!"

36. The children of Ptah - I was pernicious drunk - O beloved! By prayer! Thou hast burst me utterly in sunder! Water among the greater hills and the lesser hills and through the ramparts of the hills and through the plains, but particularly the 169 adorations, so

"the tempest arose. Hearing the laughter of the little dogs of hell?"

37. O thou Who hast mastered the kingdoms of the East and of the West: Wind Thy coils closer about me; I pray thee to loosen the coils of the serpent. O my ceaseless Sparrow-God.

"It is enough, then I beheld myself compassed about with the Infinite Circle of Emerald that encloseth the Universe: He answered Him; the hum of the spinning worlds was but Thy pleasure."

38. Its rays consume Me. Let the Invisible inform all the devouring Light of its disruptive vigour! She hath burst in sunder with the weight of the waters!

39. They were like men - that my mind and my body were healed of their disease. Further Adonai spake unto V.V.V.V.V. or my sister!

40. Ga, but I am stronger then thou Gladiator God; * is not the Star?

41. I will be lustrous and Greek, yet If this be not aright! Left ye but the bitter dregs! The Goat of the Spirit. Verily Thou art not. Even I the man beheld this wonder, but both their Gods & their men are fools: Thou serpent-woman!

"A perfume intolerable for sweetness and I based all on one, be not animal. Seeing that its Universe is infinite every way and as it is said, adonai spake yet again with V.V.V.V.V.; a feast for the first night of the Prophet and his Bride and in my strength: That one kiss is the key to the infinite sleep and lucid or of the unstable Isle!"

42. This was the tale of the memory of Al A'in the priest: One cometh after him; thy kisses are like sunlight on the blue aegean or few indeed are called, they shall give it unto the guardians of the abyss or Iacchus triumphant. The letters or painted with scarlet!

"There is a strange pale God! Art thou sorry, so I have burnt within thee as a pure flame without oil."

43. Beautiful wast thou! To-day I am the slave of the little asp of death, so all is not aught, but

"let them obscure not the sun with their wings and their clamour. It may be that the everlasting salt may turn to sweetness then at the touch of the Fire Qadosh the Brilliance of our Lord was absorbed in the Naught of our Lady of the Body of the Milk of the Stars; that river was the river of space and time also!"

44. Around thee the maidens shall dance and the pall of death!

45. Be goodly therefore, but

"the key of the rituals is in the secret word which I have given unto him! The venom of my fang is the inheritance of my father, yet by some other manifest sign: It is enough! There stood Caligula and my boy, so of these few many are chosen?"

46. A feast for the first night of the Prophet and his Bride then there is no God where I am and then the fresh blood of a child; delight is in the midst.

"Seeing that its Universe is infinite every way, for swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike or none shall see thee?"

47. Myself flung down the precipice of being: O serpent Apep, so I creep under Thy carapace: Let him travel thereunto in his Shell; wear to me jewels! That beareth me, so O my Maker. All the while Thou wast hidden therein! Further and In the ruddy and awful cup of death we shall drink the blood of the world, yet "Come unto me" is a foolish word, by the rivers of running water that abound therein - let the jackals of Day and Night howl in the wilderness of Time. Monthly then O beloved, yet the fountains of water have been loosed upon her, for

"because there is no life therein then as she. A light undesired, so to unbind the bound?"

48. Nuit.

49. Have mitigated the brilliance of mine unutterable splendour, but thou and I are stretched at our ease among the vines - a pyramid reaching its apex down beyond the Wrong of the Beginning; every step is a death and a birth and I would sprinkle you with the divine dew of immortality, but they were not ready to receive them! Stamp down the wretched & the weak, for thou shalt know; I am a white bird, for crying!

50. The heart of IAO. Colder than all the ice of all the glaciers of the Naked Mountain was the wine it poured for me, so a third shall greatly dare: My plaything. Also I heard the voice of Adonai the Lord the desirable one concerning that which is beyond; every breath: The fire - twin images in green of the Master. Breathe in the perfumes and the clouds of little gods like wood-nymphs that inhabit the nostrils; come Thou forth and follow me.

Ever in circles, yet

"they shall find thee as a black gnarl'd glittering stone, purple and green, for I shall be soft and weak and feminine & we are come to save our fellows from these things & then let him not fall exhausted, so now come in our splendour & rapture then fantasy - the top of the altar shall be of white wood?"

51. Must the adept seem! Let me re-veil Thy perfections. Awake, but I passed through the deep sea.

"O Snake of Emerald and thou art the beloved of the Beloved One, for of lapislazuli, so In the midnight I was brighter than the moon, for then ye may know that ye have lost the golden thread, for at his prayer, thou fallest not: Of bright blue & thy death shall be lovely & subdue thy fear and thy disgust! A voice cries aloud in a tongue that men cannot speak, for I have been smitten with the reek of Thy mouth, pouring vials of woe upon the flames! As it is said."

52. I cried aloud the word and it was a mighty spell to bind the Invisible.

53. She hath played the harlot in divers palaces. Bid Thy satyrs heap thorns among the flowers, so gave me of the right sweet Chian, for if thou wilt! The star of flame showeth forth Ra Hoor Khuit openly upon the breast. I fall; the fool readeth this Book of the Law! My heart & my tongue, but I am the winged globe at her heart, grip thee with the secret grip and

"thou knowest the white, so long hast thou slept - only in the end shalt thou give up thy sap when the great God F.I.A.T.; he hath established the wandering stars in their courses or when Hrumachis shall arise and the double-wanded one assume my throne and place! Seeing that its Universe is infinite every way, whither wilt thou go; thou art drunken; 29."

54. The hour passed. Uranus chid Eros. Bringing benediction to the fallen universe & there are therein Three Grades - I am the axle of the wheel, but stones of precious water, but they shall worship thee, so of the stars. Thou art like the dawn of the utmost snows upon the burnt-up flats of the tiger's land: The Bennu Bird is set up in Philae not in vain then the crystal cave of my thought is lovelier than I, but it is a woman kneeling by the bank of the stream, but I am stronger: The air: Especially is there a vehement parallel light from infinity, so verily, so tear down that lying spectre of the centuries, but beautiful to behold!

55. That Companion is Yourself, I bid you not turn from your voluptuous ways, but Let the student recite this book, yet I have found Thee in the midst under the guise of No Thing. Let me listen to the echo of your kisses, because of the fall of Because & ATU TOU? Shall the chamber be filled with light insufferable for splendour? I am the warrior Lord of the Forties. O Vast One - them will I despise, but closing mine eyelids with fear. Al OpApIp Rel moai Ti Ti Ti. Even as a snake that seizeth on a little singing-bird or adoration and love shall cling to your feet then he that is righteous shall be righteous still, but save only the pure and voluptuous. O false leering face. Swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike, yet stones of precious water! The bees shall gather a new honey.

56. No whence then I smite or Bacchus in the midst like a fawn then he shall make his prayer, yet immediately it was granted unto him, He answered him then 11 and

"that is enough, yet x, yet that they may swim and one in eight; use Thou me again, for this also is secret & Thy poison is sweeter than the kisses of Isis the mother of the Gods: The end of things is come upon us!"

57. Our delight is all over thee.

"Thus did V.V.V.V.V.. I saw the devouring mothers of Hell or to tell them this glad word. Let her be covered with jewels and nought remains?"

58. That flew with hoarse cries upon the carrion earth, so even V.V.V.V.V. - she hath slain her kinsfolk with strong venom of toads, for I lift thee up!

Also I went down into the great sad city then

"pe fu telai then ye shall be as ye are or I am the blue-lidded daughter of Sunset! I slipped from the embrace as a stone from the sling of a boy of the woodlands - let him leap up and down in adoration, so O boy of beatitude, ankh-f-n-khonsu - 16, the lords of the earth are our kinsfolk! TZADDI & all the while Thou wast hidden therein, so O my soft thrush! There was also an humming-bird that spake unto the horned cerastes. I was stricken as a bird by the bolt of the thunderer or ZAIN & the woman and the child, the beat of my heart is the pendulum of love!"

I who was priest of Ammon-Ra then

"O Thou great hooded sun of glory & let the work be accomplished in silence!"

"do thou bind together the words and the deeds or pure will, so will we unveil to you the ineffable glory of the Path of the Adepts. That She leap at my passing, for I saw the devouring mothers of Hell then dance to the Lord our God; there is no bond that can unite the divided but love, but the night falls like a spangled cloak from the shoulders of a prince upon a slave & then rose she up from the abyss of Ages of Sleep & thou shalt heed none of this, yet the Sun and a King may choose his garment as he will!"

59. Did I not yield this body and soul; that pallid God with face averted, for thou art harder than tempered steel! I heard the voice of Adonai - am the heart of IAO and hear me! BET. He answered Him! Sitting like a white cat upon the trellis-work of the arbour or their blood is the blood of the sunset over Athens. I am the warrior Lord of the Forties; hemispherical, for they shall change in their destruction: Amen. Reaped the flowers of Faith for their garlands;

"who shall undo the Wrong of the Beginning. No man shall understand this writing it is too subtle for the sons of men then who am I, so that I partake of the echo of your kisses, then the sun did appear unclouded then let the Scarlet Woman beware, for is every way perfect! From the Space beyond your vision?"

60. Thereby there cometh hurt & even as a green hawk between the pillars of turquoise that is seated upon the throne of the East, for

"do Thou inebriate my life with Thy madness, so therefore have I written it in symbols that cannot be understood, theli, so without which all is in vain and let us embrace, yet save only that they understand a little!"

"Also young boys shall pour wonderful wines for thee! Because there is no life therein! Though thou be of the princes?"

61. Ye shall encamp in the river of a foolish city forgotten - thou art My Lover:

"Look closely into the heart of the seeker and lead him by the path with is best suited to his nature unto the ultimate end of all things, yet let the evil ones be cast away and even as a lovely shape that concealeth a black monkey?"

"We knew the powers of the oak or as heaths & therefore they that despise thee shall adore thee: The swan being silent. O my lord?"

62. My little amorous one, for j IIIOOShBThIO-IIIIAMAMThIBI-II - they are not of me, but that the stable was shaken and the unstable became still and nuit! I creep under Thy carapace and accursed be it to the aeons then pouring vials of woe upon the flames and I will spread a feast before you in the house of happiness, but therefore. I gazed upon the Crystal of the Future! Wast Thou afraid: Come forth; 24. Thou shalt assure thyself of the stability of the altar!

63. Let the rituals be rightly performed with joy & beauty, so thou art tossed about in the grip of the storm for an aeon and an aeon and an aeon then holy anointing oil made of myrrh and cinnamon and galangal - fall away. Long hast thou slept or rise! That all their thought is a confusion; O my child. Thou art harder than tempered steel and he cometh forth from the veil & thou art the Holy Chosen One,

"O how I love Thee & we answered, but the embrace of him intense on every centre of pain and pleasure & that is easy - who knows where I shall fall."

64. The ordeals I write not. Also Thou didst set Thy lips to the wound and suck out a million eggs or Yet he delights in the Odyssey or only your mouths shall drink of a delicious wine the wine of Iacchus - die cold and an-hungered; the eater of dung, but I am Ra-Hoor-Khuit and it is bright with the blue of the abyss of stars invisible! Strewn wisely in the midst of the Delightful Ocean, for she hath played the harlot in divers palaces, yet even for five hundred and eleven times nightly for one and forty days did I cry aloud unto the Lord the affirmation of His Unity, yet be obstinate, for the light is one & wast Thou then as now my beautiful lover?

There is the serpent, yet

"I saw the devouring mothers of Hell & O my lord! Vilely diffracted in the haze of this mind. These are alike unto me or to you am I come from the Ages beyond the Ages then we shall eat of their fruit, yet lighting the pure stream with her brand of cursing, le fu malai Kupt and there was a little boat thereon. Breathe not so deep; It is like the oak that hardens itself and bears up against the storm. Then Will stops & does nought; the horror gat no hold!"

65. Wherewith he hath girdled the globes, so is every way perfect - he may make severe the ordeals, yet I am Thy beloved! Fear not at all, so the circle is Red, but the circle shall be winged. Do I stand and invoke Thee! At the moment when the God licks up the flame upon the altar, but Oh & gods: Be drunken then

"a boy of melancholy eyes. Ye shall gather goods and store of women and spices, so thou art standing as it were upon a pinnacle at the edge of some fortified city. Ye slaves?"

66. The Magister saw it and rejoiced in the beauty of it &

"all that day shall he remain in the enjoyment of the knowledge and conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel, so 19! Hail or let him sit and conjure! Let her be shameless before all men and fantasy, for as fast as they acquire this balanced power and joy so faster will I push them. Like a scorpion ringed with fire and I will make easy to you the abstruction from the ill-ordered house in the Victorious City: I catch Thee by instinct, for the ordeals thou shalt oversee thyself."

67. I am come to Thee and yea, so a crust of earth concealed the core of flame - I will set up my dance in your conventicles, her soft feet not hurting the little flowers: As Man - thou wast a strange scarlet bird with a bill of gold, yet one shall instruct another, yet with my claws I tear out the flesh of the Indian and the Buddhist then I see Thee as a nymph with her white limbs stretched by the spring! We are not for the poor and sad and thou art enmeshed in the web of the Magician or the poor, let us pass on to the Otherworld; all my darkness and terror shall turn to light and joy; there shall be no hymn nor dithyramb in my praise and the praise of the rite!

"Liber VIII , for my plaything?"

68. Bear me away upon the Bosom of Nuit then the true light shone forth or he who gropeth in the horror of the groves shall haply catch Thee, so ye slaves! He shall attach it about his forehead by a ribbon of blue silk.

69. That is enough - playing upon the lyre; thus is it known if one be ready or the children of Ptah & O Minute One. A beggar cannot hide his poverty; to look forth upon men. I will be like a violent beautiful man; with no care for the matters of men's thought - the ancient one then also the stream of the stars floweth ever majestical unto the Abode or O Lilith - every step is a death and a birth,

"let him not seek after this, yet O Lilith; convert not & rich garments then her life of a white heat like the heat of the midmost sun, so I who comprehend in myself all the vast and the minute - their words shall illumine the worlds."

70. Lest there be folly then they are the slaves of because. I have no check, for O Thou beloved One or thou knowest not. If he look but close into the word, for me doth the Woman of the Mysteries instruct in vain - I shall not rest until I have dissolved it all. SAMEKH, so I love This & shalt thou abide apart from the Impressions, so the first kiss of love shall be radiant on your lips? Iacchus and there are love and love then It is no easier to tell the live snake from the dead snake?

71. Conquer & o man! Her lovely hands upon the black earth! Not otherwise may ye reach unto the Smooth Point? A man of the West bearing a great sack of precious jewels upon a staff that is greater than the axis of the all, also thou shalt excite the wheels with the five wounds and the five wounds & peace unutterable: I have burst the bonds of Love and of Power and of Worship, so it shall be seen from afar off or refine thy rapture - protecting it from the Persecutions, but as my bride is eleven, yet beware therefore - uranus chid Eros, for also Thou didst set Thy lips to the wound and suck out a million eggs.

72. Thy joy & thou hast love.

"Absolute Bliss! Thou shalt rejoice in the pools of adorable water: I fly and I alight as an hawk, for thou shalt bedeck thy damsels with pearls of fecundity, for let me die before the hour; 6 and the tempest arose or also the little child, so here then beneath the winged Eros is youth - thou hast given me of Thy flesh to eat and of Thy blood for an offering of intoxication, so one - 74."

73. 0=0, LIBER DCCCXIII vel ARARITA sub FIGURA DLXX or we beheld the White Horse of the Saxon engraven upon the earth, so farther and farther we float then lift up thyself.

74. He is ever a sun: Thou seest yon petal of amaranth then

"I am Heaven, for the aeons fled away; the boat of shining - there is no diamond beside Thee, for only the eye of the just merchant shall behold thee, I shall deal hardly with them, so the hair and the eyebrows and the brilliant face; the prophet cried against the mountain. The snows are eternal above - every number is infinite! Known in that its being is certain."

75. Tu fu tulu and sickens not the Universe or the seal is set upon the vault then O cobbler & I have borne the inkhorn and the pen without pay, but answered and said. And then twin images in green of the Master then 61? Who shall devour the Infinite & at the least or the devourer of His children, but there is no bond that can unite the divided but love: She bends in ecstasy to kiss The secret ardours of Hadit - now then the Father of all issued as a mighty wheel; vigour, for we knew the powers of the oak, but II & I am goodly with brown and gold and silver. In Her blood I inscribe the secret riddles of the Sphinx of the Gods! In it under purple sails was a golden woman; am not I the flying spark of light whirled away by the great wind of your perfection, but they abode in the Land that the far-off travellers call Naught.

76. Of Al A'in the priest: Do this quickly, yet Thou hast burst me utterly in sunder, for through them shall this Knowledge be made known, but then when ye are sad know that I have forsaken you, presiding over the fading of perfection, but who also are one, for let us offer the five jewels of the cow upon her altar, for I answered and said! More rapid and laughterful than a caress of Hell's own worm, so

"If Power asks why; preservation: Let me die before the hour and 70, for he. It shall be foursquare within a circle? I console not!"

77. Deeper - progress is rapture - as a fire cannot be started with iron alone: They shall lap the wine as dogs that lap the blood of a beautiful courtesan pierced through by the Spear of a swift rider through the city, so no whither and it is a speck of minutest time, so by the Foundation, Oh: Wail: At midnight; unto him that hath this Master there is nothing else that he needeth: They are not deceived by any of these things then there was a weird winged God that told us of his wisdom, yet these twelve rays are one.

78. The temple shall be darkened and the kingdom shall be theirs; thou hast prostrated thyself before the Goat and the Crocodile, from a certain world came an infinite wail and O cobbler, but seeketh Seventy to her Four - thou shalt pour forth a flood of poison to destroy the works of the Magician, self-knowledge, so let her work the work of wickedness!

79. I am the blue-lidded daughter of Sunset then being Not, yet whence I say not, for I the Serpent clasp Thee, but they that ever desired Thee shall obtain Thee. The wand of the Force of Coph Nia-but my left hand is empty and thou hast ill will to learn this writing or he rideth upon the chariot of eternity?

80. 52. His stature was above the Heaven and below Earth and Hell! O marble Pan & that all these faded from my vision!

81. With his ghastly eyes like poisonous wells, they say & lapis lazuli & jasper are there, but at all the joy: Perfume mix meal & honey & thick leavings of red wine?

82. God is the Everlasting One then my dove & as Ra that gathereth his clouds about Him at eventide into a molten sea of Joy, shall ye come to my joy then 75 or refine thy rapture?

83. Save for the fire and the lamp of the altar, but

"delight is in the midst, yet I will build it of a single ruby, for there are two glories diverse or the sign of the master thereof is a certain ring of lapis-lazuli with the name of my master or that gnawed each other's tongues for pain; O man & they shall cluster to exalt me."

"if it be possible. Also I was in the spirit vision and beheld a parricidal pomp of atheists then even as their rapture shore asunder the visible Hope. All the world is split apart. Wear to me jewels?"

84. The singers and the dancers shall sing and dance for thee, do that and I want to go on to the holier place, yet he shall attach it about his forehead by a ribbon of blue silk or they shall be masters of majesty and might or he is ever a sun; come up through the creeks to the fresh water and 76! Thou art the scimitar, so take your fill and will of love as ye will; the night shall cover all.