Liber 777 (revised) (pdf) - Holy Order of the Golden Dawn Canada

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777 REVISED
twenties, but never completed it. What he did finish is published
here—most of it for the first time. The task of editing has been
restricted for the most part to the omission of incomplete notes.
The new material, which is marked with an asterisk in the
Table of Contents, consists of an essay on the magical alphabet, a
short note on Qabalah and a new theory on number. Then the
more important columns in Table I are explained. These
explanations include a few corrections and a number of important
additions to the original Table. Those who wish to work with
these Tables should extract the additions from the text, and add
them to the appropriate lines of the column concerned.* Finally
some new columns and “arrangements” have been included,
partly from The Book of Thoth, and partly from holograph notes
in Crowley's own 777. The editor has assumed that Crowley
intended to incorporate these in the new edition. For the few
interested in Gematria the numerical values of the Greek and
Arabic alphabets have been added.†
Crowley never completed 777 Revised, but he left enough
material to justify its posthumous publication.
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* [This has already been done in the re-set version of the Tables which follow.
These additions are distinguished by being in double square brackets [[like
this]]. Further, the additional columns from 777 Revised have been integrated
into the main table. See my notes at the end for a more detailed discussion of
this treatment. — T.S.]
† [In the re-set Tables following, numeration of Coptic has also been added.]