Salon de la Rose + Croix. Règles et monitoires

The Latin Decadence Ethopoeia a literary portrayal of character and manners

I. THE SUPREME VICE (1884-1891, Dentu).
II. THE CURIOUS WOMAN (1885-1891, Dentu).
III. THE SENTIMENTAL INITIATION (1886-1891, Dentu).
IV. WITH LOST HEART (1887-1891, Dentu).

V. ISHTAR, 2 volumes (1888-1891, Dentu).
VI. THE HUSBAND’S VICTORY (1889, Dentu).
VII. A HEART IN PAIN (1890, Dentu).

Second Septenary a set or group of seven.

VIII. THE ANDROGYNE (1891, Dentu).
IX. THE GYNANDER (1891, Dentu).
X. THE PANTHEE a universal or all-divine figure (1891, Dentu).
XI. TYPHONIA (for February 1892).

XII. THE LAST BOURBON (May, 1892).
XIII. THE LAMENTATION OF ILOV.
XIV. THE SUPREME VIRTUE.

Aesthetic Decadence Hierophany a manifestation of the sacred.

I. AESTHETICS AT THE SALON OF 1881.
II. — — — 1882.
III. — — — 1883.
IV. — — — 1883.
(1 octavo volume, 7 francs 50, first volume of Ochlocratic Art art of the mob or common people, with a portrait of the author).
V. FÉLICIEN ROPS (booklet, Brussels: out of print).
VI. AESTHETICS AT THE SALON OF 1884 (The Artist).
VII. PROVINCIAL MUSEUMS.
VIII. THE SECOND FRENCH RENAISSANCE AND ITS SAVONAROLA.
IX. THE MUSEUMS OF EUROPE, based on the Braun collection.

X. THE METHOD OF MANET.
XI. GUSTAVE COURBET.
XII. AESTHETICS AT THE SALON OF 1885 (Review of the Latin World).
XIII. MYSTIC ART AND CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM.
XIV. MATERIALISM IN ART.
XV-XVI. THE SALON OF JOSEPH PELADAN, 1886-87 (booklet, Dalou, publisher).
XVII. THE SALON OF JOSEPH PELADAN 1889 (The Clarion Newspaper).
XVIII. THE GREAT WORK, after Leonardo da Vinci.
XIX. THE TWO SALONS of 1890 with three mandates of the Rose + Cross (Dentu).

(Introduction to the history of painters of all schools, from the origins to the Renaissance, with reproductions of their masterpieces and special pinacography, quarto format like that of Charles Blanc: Published: Orcagna and Angelico, 5 francs. — Rembrandt 1881 (out of print).

Theater.

THE PRINCE OF BYZANTIUM (refused at the Odéon and the Comédie-Française).
THE SAR an Assyrian royal title adopted by Péladan MERODACK PELADAN (tragedy in four acts).
THE SON OF THE STARS, in 3 acts.

Amphitheater of the Dead Sciences.

I. HOW ONE BECOMES A MAGE (Ethics) octavo (Chamuel, 7 francs 50).
II. HOW ONE BECOMES A FAIRY (Erotics), for February 1892.
III. HOW ONE BECOMES AN ARTIST (Pneumatics), in preparation.
VI. THE TEMPLE OF THE ROSE-CROSS (Polemic), in preparation.
THE FEMALE SEPTENARY (Astrology).