This volume of the Red Flame series delves into the primary Thelemic holy book, Liber AL vel Legis, better known as The Book of the Law. It contains several short essays on the Tunis comment (which can be interpreted as banning study and discussion) in relation to the obligations incurred by initiating into one of Crowley's orders. Other essays discuss the grid, cover letter, and Crowley's apparent violation of the injunction to not change the manuscript. The crown, however, is a lengthy, but far from complete, discussion of the various anomalies in the manuscript (31) and how they were changed for the typescript (220). There is even a discussion of the Kill/Fill debate over a decade prior to it being an actual issue. ( )