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   I: F O U R F O L D B L A S P H E M Y (Liber AL, III:49,50)
   i am
   in a secret fourfold word
   the blasphemy against all gods
   of men
   curse them curse them curse them (x3)
   II: W A R R I O R L O R D O F T H E F O R T I E S (Liber AL, III:46)
   i am the warrior lord of the forties
   the eighties cower before me and are abased
       success is your proof    courage is your armor
       go on - go on - in my strength
       and ye shall turn not back for any
   i will bring you to victory and joy
   i will be at your arms in battle
   and ye shall delight to slay
       success is your proof    courage is your armor
       go on - go on - in my strength
       and ye shall turn not back for any
   III: T H E F A L L O F B E C A U S E (Liber AL, III:18-20)
   mercy let be off
   damn them who pity
   kill and torture, spare not
   be upon them
       why? because of the fall of because (x2)
   that stele they shall call
   the abomination of desolation
   count well its name
   and it shall be to you as 718
       718    718    718    718
   why? because of the fall of because (x2)
   IV: F E A R N O T (Liber AL, III:16,17)
   fear not to undergo the curses
   fear not at all
   fear neither men no fates
   nor gods, nor anything
       fear not    fear not
   money fear not
   nor laughter of the folk folly
   nor any other power
   in heaven
   or upon the earth
   or under the earth
       fear not    fear not
   V: N O O T H E R G O D T H A N M E (Liber AL, I:10,11,21,25,49)
   let my servants
   be few and secret
   they shall rule
   the many and the known
       these are fools
       that men adore
       both their gods
       and their men are fools
   there is no other god    no other god than me (x2)
       divide    add    multiply    and understand
   abrogate are    all rituals
   all ordeals    all words and signs
   there is no other god    no other god than me
       there is no other god than me (x2)
   VI: DO WHAT THOU WILT (Liber AL: The Comment)
   law:
   do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law (x4)
       the study of this book is forbidden
       it is wise to destroy this copy after the first reading
   whosoever disregards this
   does so at his own risk and peril
   these are most dire
       those who discuss the contents of this book
       are to be shunned by all as centres of pestilence
   all questions of the law are to be decided
   only by appeal to the writings each for himself
       there is no law beyond do what thou wilt    do what thou wilt
   law:
   do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law (x4)