[104] M. Hittorp, _De divinis ecclesiae officiis_, etc., in Biblioth. Vet. Patrum, x (Paris, 1610), pp. 147-152. [105] See below p. 114. [106] G. Waitz, _Die Formeln der deutschen Königs- und der römischen Kaiser-Krönung_ (Göttingen, 1872), pp. 87 ff. The order is from a Munich MS. of 1409. [107] The rubric of the Pontifical of 1520 says ‘etiam dicunt omnes pontifices ... dicunt etiam alias benedictiones.’ [108] A rubric in the Rite contained in _O.R._ XIV takes into consideration national sentiment by allowing also the anointing of hands, breasts, shoulders, and bends of arm. [109] Waitz only gives the beginning and end of this prayer, but it is evidently this prayer that he indicates. [110] M. Magistretti, _Pontificale in usum ecclesiae Mediolanensis necnon Ordines Ambrosiani_ (Milan, 1897), pp. 62-64. [111] Whether there was any anointing or not in this rite depends on whether Charlemagne was anointed or not. If he was, then an unction, though not mentioned, certainly had a place in the Gemunden Order, and in this. See pp. 30 ff. [112] M. Magistretti, _op. cit._, pp. 112 ff. [113] Pertz, _M. G. Legg._, II. pp. 503 ff. [114] Magistretti, _op. cit._, pp. 121 ff. [115] _Res gestae Saxonicae_ in Pertz, _M.G.H. Script._ III. 437-438. [116] Possibly this means the ‘Laudes.’ [117] Pertz, _M.G.H., Legg._ II. pp. 384 ff. [118] The _Ita_ is almost certainly a scribal error for _Sta_. But error or not this form is found also in the orders by which Maximilian I and Charles V were crowned, though subsequently _Sta et retine_ is restored in German Rites. [119] See Panvinius and Beuther, _Inauguratio, coronatio, etc._, pp. 8 ff., 81 ff., 180 ff. The ‘Order’ of the coronation of Maximilian II (1562), pp. 102 ff., is simply an account of the rite written down from memory. [120] The form however of enthronisation at the Coronation of Matthias II begins _Sta et retine_. [121] Comte de Bray, _Mémoires_ (Paris, 1911), pp. 97-117 [122] II pp. 234 ff. _Ritus benedicendi et coronandi reges Hungariae qui obtinuit dum Albertus V Dux Austriae in regem Hungariae coronaretur._ [123] _Op. cit._, pp. 154 ff. [124] _Lib. de Hist. Gall._, _P.L._ XCVI. coll. 765-766. [125] _Liber Ordinum_. Ed. M. Férotin (Paris, 1904). App. III. pp. 499 ff. [126] de Blancas, _Coronaçiones_, pp. 117 ff. (Çaragoça, 1641.) [127] de Blancas states that Dom Pedro swore fidelity to the Pope (p. 5), but this does not appear in the oath in the coronation order of Dom Pedro. [128] Cf. Constantine Porphyr. _de caer_. I. 91 (coronation of Leo the Great), ‘He was adored by all and held the spear and shield.’ [129] José Maria Yanguas y Miranda, _Cronica de los Reyes de Navarra_ (Pamplona, 1843), pp. 192-199; Martène, II. pp. 236 ff. [130] Geronymo Çurita, _Los cinco libros primeros de la segunda parte de los anales de la corona de Aragon_. (Çaragoça, MDCX.) Tomo tercero, Libr. XIII. c. li. pp. 185, 186. [131] J. Cooper, _Four Scottish Coronations_. (Aberdeen, 1902.)