The bishop, after the consecration prayer, is anointed on the head with chrism. The king, after the consecration prayer, is anointed on head, breast, etc., with chrism according to the English and French rites, with oil according to the Roman use. The Roman form used at the anointing of a bishop is _Ungatur et consecretur caput tuum caelesti benedictione, ordine pontificali, in nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti_; a Roman form at the anointing of a king runs _Ungo te in regem de oleo sanctificato in nomine_, etc. The hands of a bishop are anointed with the form _Ungantur manus istae de oleo sanctificato et chrismate sanctificationis sicut unxit Samuel David Regem et Prophetam, ita ungantur et consecrentur_; in the case of a king the general form runs _Ungantur manus istae de oleo sanctificato unde uncti fuerunt reges et prophetae et sicut unxit David in regem_, etc. The Ring is delivered to a bishop with the words _Accipe anulum discretionis et honoris fidei signum_, etc.; to a king with the words _Accipe regiae dignitatis anulum et per hunc in te catholicae fidei cognosce signaculum_, etc. The Pastoral staff is delivered to a bishop with the words _Accipe baculum regiminis signum, ut imbecilles consolides, titubantes confirmes, pravos corrigas, rectos dirigas_, etc.; compare with this the form with which the Verge or Rod is delivered to the king, _Accipe virgam virtutis atque aequitatis, qua intelligas mulcere pios et terrere reprobos_, etc. Finally the bishop is seated ‘in capite sedium episcoporum’ and the king is enthroned.