Liber D · Aleister Crowley
Sepher Sephiroth
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Aleister Crowley's dictionary of gematria — Hebrew words arranged by numerical value — in Symbolum, the Liber 777 app. Every entry of the 1912 edition, searchable and cross-referenced.
Sepher Sephiroth is part of Symbolum Plus.
The book
Crowley's gematria dictionary
Sepher Sephiroth (also spelled Sefer Sefirot), catalogued as Liber D, was published in 1912 in The Equinox, Volume I, Number 8. It is a qabalistic dictionary: Hebrew words and names are listed under their gematria value — the sum of their letters read as numbers — so that words sharing a number can be studied side by side.
Alongside Liber 777, it is one of the core references of Crowley's Qabalah: 777 maps the correspondences of the Tree of Life, Sepher Sephiroth gives the numbers behind the words.
Features
Inside Liber D
784
Numbers
2541
Entries
1912
Original edition
The 1912 text
Every number and entry of Liber D as printed in The Equinox I(8), arranged by gematria value.
Validated gematria
The value of every Hebrew entry was checked against its letters. Where the 1912 print itself is wrong, the entry is kept as printed and marked as a misprint.
Hebrew in Unicode
Hebrew words set as real text, not scans — clear on any screen, next to the English gloss.
Notes & cross-references
Notes on the entries and links between related numbers. Follow a word from one value to the next.
Number properties
Prime, square, factorization, and theosophic sum (Σ1–n), computed for every number.
Search
Jump straight to a number, or search in English or Hebrew across the whole dictionary.
Access
Part of Symbolum Plus
What's included
The whole of Sepher Sephiroth — the Hebrew alphabet and gematria table, search, and every number page — is part of Symbolum Plus — annual or lifetime. You'll find it in the Liber D tab.