Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

p. 219
The Grand Council consists of the Most
Excellent High Priest, King, and Holy Scribe.
The High Priest is dressed in a white robe, with a
breastplate of cut glass, consisting of twelve
pieces, an apron, and a mitre. The king wears a
scarlet robe, apron, and crown. The mitre and
crown are generally made of pasteboard;
sometimes they are made of most splendid
materials, gold and silver velvet; but these are
kept for public occasions. The mitre has the
words, "Holiness to the Lord," in gold letters,
across the forehead. The scribe wears a purple
robe, apron, and turban.
A Chapter of Royal Arch Masons consists of nine
officers, as follows:
1. High Priest, or Master. (Joshua.)
2. King, or Senior Grand Warden. (Zerubbabel.)
3. Scribe, or Junior Grand Warden. (Haggai.)
4. Captain of the Host (as Marshal, or Master of
Ceremonies). or Senior Deacon.
5. Principal Sojourner, who represents the Junior
Deacon.
6. Royal Arch Captain, who represents the Master
Overseer.
7. Grand Master of the Third Veil, or Senior
Overseer.
8. Grand Master of the Second Veil, or Junior
Overseer.