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| ''Section 1: Books for Serious Study'' | | ''Section 1: Books for Serious Study'' |
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| *Liber CCXX: Liber L vel Legis: The Book of the Law
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| *Liber ABA: Book 4
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| *Liber II: The Message of the Master Therion
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| *Liber DCCCXXXVII: The Law of Liberty
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| *Collected Works of A. Crowley
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| *The Yi King
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| *The Tao Teh King
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| *Tannhauser
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| *The Upanishads
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| *The Bhagavad-Gita
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| *The Voice of the Silence
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| *The Goetia
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| *The Shiva Sanhita
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| *The Hathayoga Pradipika
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| *Erdmann's "History of Philosophy"
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| *The Spiritual Guide of Molinos
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| *The Star of the West
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| *The Dhammapada
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| *The Questions of King Milinda
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| *Liber 777
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| *Varieties of Religious Experience
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| *Kabbala Denudata
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| *Konx om Pax
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| *The Pistis Sophia
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| *The Oracles of Zoroaster
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| *The Dream of Scipio
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| *The Golden Verses of Pythagoras
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| *The Divine Pymander
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| *The Secret Symbols of the Rosicrucians
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| *Scrutinium Chymicum
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| *Two Essays of the Worship of Priapus, by Richard Payne Knight
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| *The Golden Bough
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| *The Age of Reason
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| *Rivers of Life
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| *Three Dialogues
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| *Essays of David Hume
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| *First Principles
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| *Prolegomena
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| *The Canon
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| *The Fourth Dimension
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| *The Essays of Thomas Henry Huxley
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| ''Section 2: Other Books, Pricipally Fiction of a General Suggestive and Helpful Kind'' | | ''Section 2: Other Books, Pricipally Fiction of a General Suggestive and Helpful Kind'' |
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| *Zanoni <small>([[Description]] | [[Author]] | [[Plot Summery]] | [[Characters]] | [ Text] | [ Amazon])</small>
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| *A Strange Story
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| *The Blossom and the Fruit
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| *Petronius Arbiter
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| *The Golden Ass
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| *Le Comte de Gabalis
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| *The Rape of the Lock
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| *Undine, by de la Motte Fouque. Valuable as an account of elementals.
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| *Black Magic
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| *Le Peau de Chagrin
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| *Number Nineteen
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| *Dracula
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| *Scientific Romances
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| *Alice in Wonderland
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| *Alice Through the Looking Glass
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| *The Hunting of the Snark
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| *The Arabian Nights
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| *Morte d'Arthur
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| *The Works of Francois Rabelais
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| *The Kasidah
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| *The Song Celestial
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| *The Light of Asia
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| *The Rosicrucians
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| *The Real History of the Rosicrucians
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| *The Works of Arthur Machen
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| *The Writings of William O'Neill (Blake)
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| *The Shaving of Shagpat
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| *Lilith
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| *La-Bas
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| *The Lore of Proserpine
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| *En Route
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| *Sidonia the Sorceress
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| *Macbeth
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| *Midsummer Night's Dream
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| *The Tempest
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| *Redgauntlet
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| *Rob Roy
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| *The Magician
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| *The Bible
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| *Kim
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| *Fairy Tales
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| *Oriental Classics
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| *Sufi Poetry
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| *Greek and Latin Classics
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| *Scandinavian and Teutonic Sagas
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| *Celtic Folk-Lore
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| '''O.T.O. Curriculum''' | | '''O.T.O. Curriculum''' |
A:.A:. Curriculum
Section 1: Books for Serious Study
Section 2: Other Books, Pricipally Fiction of a General Suggestive and Helpful Kind
O.T.O. Curriculum
Section 1: Official Publications of the A:.A:.
Section 2: The Saints
Section 3: Books Cited in O.T.O. Literature