Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

Dr. Hemming.
That Tubal Cain gave first occasion to the name
and worship of Vulcan been very probably
conceived, both from the very great affinity of the
names, and that Tubal Cain is expressly
mentioned to be an instructor of every artificer in
brass and iron; and as near relation as Apollo had
to Vulcan, Jubal had to Tubal Cain, who was the
inventor of music, or the father of all such as
handle the harp and organ, which the Greeks
attribute to Apollo.--Historical Landmarks, vol.
ii. pp. 204--5.
99:1 The jewels of a Masters' Lodge are
suspended from blue velvet collars, bordered and
embroidered with silver. At the point is a blue
rosette, in the centre of which is a silver fivepointed
star.
The apron is white, lined and bordered with blue.
On the flap is delineated an eye, and on the area
selections from the Master's carpet. A blue silk
scarf, trimmed with silver, having a blue rosette
at the shoulder and hip, is worn from left to right.
The following are the jewels:
The Worshipful
Master
wears a square.
The Past Master " a compass opened on a
quarter-circle.
The Senior
Warden
" a level.
The Junior
Warden
" a plumb.
The Secretary " cross pens.
The Treasurer " cross keys.