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Mark Master 4th Degree of Royal Arch Masonry, York rite.
the letters on the capstone on the gravemarker
should be read clockwise, starting at 12 o'clock:
H T W S S T K S.

(many of us non-Masons start at 6 o'clock
and get a different combination:
S T K S H T W S.)

    'the candidate carries represents a keystone, and has the
    initials H. T. W. S. S. T. K. S. engraved upon it in a circle. ...
      Here the Right Worshipful Master calls the candidate's attention to the keystone before him, by pointing out to him the initials on the stone, which he is informed read as follows:--
        HIRAM, TYRIAN, WIDOW'S SON,
        SENDETH TO KING SOLOMON.'
Solomon, king of Israel
Hiram, king of Tyre (city in Lebanon)
Hiram Abiff, our Grand Master, perhaps the greatest Mason the world ever knew,
who was slain just before the completion of King Solomon's Temple.

Jubela, Jubelo, and Jubelum, brothers from Tyre, killers of Hiram Abiff.

the Mark Master Degree
Royal Arch Masonry

The Mark Master Degree is believed to have originated as a ceremony of
registering a craftsman's mark in those years distinguished by operative
craft masons and their temple building. It was later developed into a
full-fledged degree by the Masonic fraternity as we know it today, Some
scholars say it was the earliest degree and may predate all others by many
years. It is highly regarded by students in all Masonry, teaching lessons
that have proven of value in all walks of life. Some Grand Lodges place so
high an eminence on the Mark Master Degree that they confine it to the
jurisdiction of a separate grand body, the Grand Lodge of Mark Masters.

read the entire Mark Master, or Fourth Degree ceremony at
Malcolm C. Duncan's 1866
Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor of Freemasonry

The candidate is then furnished with a block representing a keystone, which he is requested to carry between the thumb and two first fingers of the right hand, the other fingers clinched with the nails tight against the palm, the arm extended down perpendicularly at the side. The two officers carry their blocks in the same manner. The three are styled 'Workmen from the quarries.' As we have before said, the block which the candidate carries represents a keystone, and has the initials H. T. W. S. S. T. K. S. engraved upon it in a circle.

...

Candidate presents the keystone.

Junior Overseer (applying his square to it, and finding it does not fit.)This is a curiously wrought stone, indeed; it is neither oblong nor square; good work, true work, square work is only such as we have orders to receive; neither has it the mark of any of the craft upon it. Is that your mark? (Pointing to the letters on the keystone.)
CandidateIt is not.
Junior OverseerOwing to its singular form and beauty, I feel unwilling to reject it; you will pass on to the Senior Overseer at the west gate for his inspection.

The conductors and the candidate pass on to the Senior Overseer's station in the west, when the same scene is repeated, and they are directed to proceed to the Master Overseer at the east gate.

The Senior Deacon here first presents his block or stone to the Master Overseer.

Master Overseer (applying his square.)This is good work, true work, and square work -- just such work as I am authorized to receive and pass for the building. You are entitled to your wages -- pass on.

The conductors pass on, and take their seats. The candidate then presents his keystone.

Master Overseer (applying his square.)This is a curiously wrought stone. It appears to be neither oblong nor square, and the mark upon it is not that of a craftsman. (Looking sternly at candidate.) Is this your work?
CandidateIt is not.
Master OverseerWhere did you get it?
CandidateI picked it up in the quarry.
Master OverseerWhy do you bring another man's work to impose upon the Overseers? You will stand aside.

The Master Overseer now stamps on the floor four times with his foot, which brings up the other two Overseers.

Master OverseerBrother Junior Overseer, dial you suffer this work to pass your inspection?
Junior OverseerI did; I observed to the young craftsman, at the time, that the stone was not such as we had orders to receive; but, owing to its singular form and beauty, I felt unwilling to reject it, and suffered it to pass to the Senior Overseer at the west gate.
Senior OverseerI made the same observations to the young craftsman, and for the same reason permitted it to pass to the Master Overseer at the east gate.
R. W. M.Why, you see the stone is neither oblong nor square, neither has it the mark of any of the craft upon it. Do you know this mark that is upon it?
Junior OverseerI do not.
Senior OverseerNeither do I.
Master OverseerWhat shall I do with it?
Junior OverseerI propose we heave it over among the rubbish.
Master OverseerAgreed.

The Master and Senior Overseers take up the keystone, and swinging it four times back and forth between them, the fourth time the Junior Overseer catches it over the left shoulder of the Master Overseer (in imitation of the sign of 'heave-over,' see Fig. 19), and throws it aside.

The Right Worshipful Master, after admonishing the candidate never to give the words in any way but that in which he received them, resumes his seat, when the brethren shuffle about their feet.

R. W. MWhat means this disturbance among the workmen, Brother Senior?
S. G. W. (rising.)Right Worshipful, the workmen are at a stand for the want of a certain keystone to one of the principal arches, which no one has had orders to make.
R. W. M.A keystone to one of the principal arches? I gave our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff, strict orders to make that keystone, previous to his assassination. (Gives two raps with his gavel, which brings the three Overseers before him.) Brother Overseers, has there been a stone of this description brought up for inspection? (Exhibiting the figure of a keystone.)
Master OverseersThere was a stone of that description brought up for inspection, but it being neither oblong nor square, nor having the mark of any of the craft upon it, and we not knowing the mark that was upon it, supposed it unfit for the building, and it was thrown over among the rubbish.
R. W. M.Let immediate search be made for it; the Temple cannot be finished without it; it is one of the most valuable stones in the whole building. (The brethren then shuffle about the Lodge again, and find the keystone, and bring it up to the east.)

The Senior Warden takes the stone from the hands of the brethren, and then reports to the Right Worshipful Master as follows:

Right Worshipful Master, the stone has been found; it was discovered buried in the rubbish of the Temple, and I herewith transmit it to you, by trusty brothers. (Two or three of the brethren carry it to the Right Worshipful Master in the east.

The Right Worshipful Master receives the keystone and places it in front of him, on the desk, upright and plumb, with the initials on it facing the whole Lodge, but more especially the candidate, who is seated in a chair in front of the Right Worshipful Master. 1

The Right Worshipful Master gives four raps with the gavel (• • • •), when all rise to their feet. (Some Lodges do not do so, but keep their seats.) When he reads the following passages of Scripture, at the end of each passage he strikes the keystone on the top with his gavel -- first, one rap; second, two raps; and so on to the fourth passage, viz.:

Right Worshipful Master strikes the keystone once. (•) 'The stone which the builders refused is become the head stone of the corner.'
Ps. cxviii. 22.
Right Worshipful Master strikes the keystone twice. (• •) Did ye never read in the Scriptures, 'The stone which the builders rejected is become the head of the corner'?
Matt. xxi. 42.
Right Worshipful Master strikes the keystone thrice. (• • •) And have you not read this Scripture, 'The stone which the builders rejected is become the head of the corner'?
Mark xii. 10.
Right Worshipful Master strikes the keystone four times. (• • • •)What is this, then, that is written, 'The stone which the builders rejected is become the head of the corner'?Luke xx. 17.
Master reads to candidate from text-book: 'To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the hidden manna, and I will give him a white stone, and in the stone a new name written, which no man knoweth, saving him that receiveth it.' (Rev. xi. 17.) Come forward, and receive the new name.

Candidate steps forward.

MasterBrother, I will now invest you with the new name that none but a Mark Master can receive. It is a circle of letters which are the general mark of this Degree.

Here the Right Worshipful Master calls the candidate's attention to the keystone before him, by pointing out to him the initials on the stone, which he is informed read as follows:


HIRAM, TYRIAN, WIDOW'S SON, SENDETH TO KING SOLOMON.

The candidate is here instructed how to read the words when challenged by any stranger, which is as follows:--

HIRAM, TYRIAN, WIDOW'S SON, SENDETH TO KING SOLOMON.

The candidate is here instructed how to read the words when challenged by any stranger, which is as follows:

R. W. M.Hiram.
CandidateTyrian.
R. W. M.Widow's.
CandidateSon.
R. W. M.Sendeth.
CandidateTo.
R. W. M.King.
CandidateSolomon.
R. W. M. (pointing to the centre within the circle of these letters.)Within this circle of letters every Mark Master Mason must place his own private mark, which may be any device he may choose to select; and when you have selected your mark, and it is once regularly recorded in the Book of Marks of this or any other Lodge of which you may be chosen a member, you have no more right to change it than you have to change your own name.

Marks are not generally recorded; this duty is very much neglected -- it should be done, and strictly enforced in every Lodge.

Master reads to candidate: 'He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear.'
Rev. iii. 13.
The Master further instructs the candidate in the signs of the penalties of this Degree (see Figs. 19, 20, 21, and 22), and then presents, or points out to him on the chart, the working-tools of a Mark Master Mason, viz.: a mallet and chisel, the use of which he explains as follows:

The chisel morally demonstrates the advantages of discipline and education. The mind, like the diamond in its original state, ...

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Cat Overseer Coin Master Generator

is the final upgrade for Cat overseer coin master setGriffin School Gear. In order to apply it, you need to get the Cat Overseer Coin MasterEnhanced Griffin Gear and Superior Griffin Gear set upgrades. In this guide, we’re going to show you where to find diagrams that let you craft the Mastercrafted Griffin Gear, the stats they have and which ingredients you’ll need to craft them.
We have also prepared for you the following guides:

Mastercrafted Griffin Gear Stats

CoinIf you already have any of the earlier Griffin Gear Sets, you know what to expect – the Mastercrafted version is many times better. It will give you an amazing increase in elemental damage resistance and sign intensity. Since it’s so good, you’ll need a level 34 character to use it.

Mastercrafted Griffin Steel Sword

The first diagram is located on Ard Skellig, in the eastern part of the ruins of Boxholm. Go all the way to the east, then look to your left. The chest is next to a pile of rubble.

Mastercrafted Griffin Silver Sword

Also on Ard Skellig, this diagram is in a run-down tower across the lake from Fornhala. There’s a level 20 cockatrice nearby, so you’d best be careful. There is a chest in the tower, and the diagram is inside it.

Mastercrafted Griffin Armor, Trousers, Gauntlets and Boots

Cat overseer coin master setThe diagrams for the armor pieces are in an abandoned fort on the eastern coast of Ard Skellig, north-east of Redgill. There is a level 30 Cyclops by the road here, but you don’t have to fight him – he’s too big to fit through the door. Enter the fort, go left and climb to the second floor. The diagrams are in one of the chests there. Don’t forget to draw from the Place of Power there!

Materials Required For The Upgrade

The materials you’ll need to acquire aren’t too exotic – you’ll be able to get them either by going to a decent merchant or by dismantling your old stuff. You’ll also need to pay the Master Armorer and Master Blacksmith a visit.

Cat Overseer Coin Master

NameMaterials
Mastercrafted Griffin Silver Sword
  • Superior Griffin Silver Sword x1
  • Leather Scraps x2
  • Dimetrium Ingot x2
  • Monster Feather x1
  • Monster Heart x1
Mastercrafted Griffin Steel Sword
  • Superior Griffin Steel Sword x1
  • Leather Scraps x2
  • Dimetrium Ingot x2
  • Monster Egg x1
  • Siren Vocal Cords x1
Mastercrafted Griffin Armor
  • Superior Griffin Armor x1
  • Cured Draconid Leather x2
  • Dimetrium Plate x3
  • Fifth Essence x1
  • Monster Brain x1
Mastercrafted Griffin Trousers
  • Superior Griffin Trousers x1
  • Silk x2
  • Leather Straps x1
  • Meteorite Silver Ingot x1
  • Monster Egg x1
Mastercrafted Griffin Boots
  • Superior Griffin Boots x1
  • Hardened Leather x2
  • Meteorite Silver Ingot x1
  • String x2
  • Monster Claw x2
Mastercrafted Griffin Gauntlets
  • Superior Griffin Gauntlets x1
  • Cured Leather x1
  • Meteorite Silver Plate x1
  • String x2
  • Monster Tongue x2