Therion

Applying the same principle, one could use any Ordinal cipher to find equally "meaningful" connections. If we use the Elizabethan Simple cipher, for example, which I have already addressed in my text about the Baconian ciphers, we will be surprised to note that the name "Orthon" seems to point to Aleister Crowley himself (remember that the "Orthon" episode supposedly happened 5 years after A.C. had passed away): 
    "ORTHON" = 85 (Bacon Simple) = "ALEISTER" = "THERION" = "KO YUEN"
    In fact, here we have the alien's name "Orthon", Crowley's first (adopted) name "Aleister", one of his titles ("Therion" meaning "Beast" in Greek), as well as "Ko Yuen", the pseudonym he used when writing Liber 157, The Tao Teh King.
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