Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

ethren, into the ante-room, leaving the door
open, so that the candidate can hear the rolls
called. The brethren form around the Secretary
like a class at school. The Secretary commences
to call off a lot of Bible names, to which each
brother responds "Here!" in a loud voice, until he
calls that of the First Ruffian, "Jubela! Jubela!!
Jubela!!!" After calling a few more names, which
are responded to by the brethren, he says:
"Jubelo! Jubelo!! Jubelo!!!" and after a few more
names, that of the Third Ruffian, "Jubelum!
Jubelum!! Jubelum!!!" finishing with a few other
names; when he leaves the brethren in the anteroom,
closes the door, and reports as follows to
King Solomon:
G. Sec.--Most Worshipful King Solomon, the
several rolls have been called, and reports made,
by which it appears that three Fellow Crafts are
missing, namely, Jubela, .Jubelo, and Jubelum,
who, from the similarity of their names, I
presume are brothers, and men from Tyre.
J. G. W.--Most Worshipful King Solomon, there
are at the gate twelve Fellow Crafts, who wish to
be admitted: they say they come with important
tidings.
K. S.--Let them be admitted.
Here the Warden opens the ante-room door, and
says: "Come in, you twelve Fellow Crafts;" when
all those that were left out by the Secretary come
into the Lodge, stamping and scuffling along,
especially if only a few of them, to impress upon
the candidate's mind the idea that there are more.
They advance before the Master in the east, and
form across the Lodge, when all make the
duegard and sign of a Fellow Craft (Figs. 3 and p.
17) which is responded to by the Master. Then