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THE ROYAL ARCH JEWEL |
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CATEGORIES OF JEWELS
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THE ROYAL ARCH JEWEL The design of the Jewel of the Royal Arch mason is as follows:- Two interlaced equilateral triangles, constituting the symbol known as the Shield of David, set within a circle (the emblem of eternity). Round the Circle run the words "SIT TIBI SCIRE SATIS SI TALIA JUNGERE POSSIS" (If thou canst unite such things thou knowest enough.) On five sides of the two triangles are inscribed in three languages - Greek, Latin and English - the words "EYPHKAMEN, INVENIMUS, WE HAVE FOUND, CULTOR DEI, CIVIS MUNDI". (O, Worshipper of God, citizen of the World.) The sixth side is left blank. In the Centre of the Jewel, within the intersection of the two triangles, is set the Keystone of the M.M.M.
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The Jewel of the Order, the wearing of which is not obligatory, is worn on the breast. The three Principal Officers of, and all Companions who have filled any of these offices in any Subordinate Chapter, shall wear them pendant from scarlet ribbons; all other Companions shall wear them pendant from white ribbons.
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