The king is now crowned, the archbishop saying the form _Accipe igitur coronam regni_, as in Hittorp’s order except for a few words, and the king takes the Crown from off the altar and crowns himself, the archbishop saying _Accipe signum gloriae, diadema et coronam regni_, as in the Roman rite of the coronation of an emperor. The king then takes the Sceptre from the altar, the archbishop saying _Accipe virgam_, etc.; then the Orb, the archbishop saying _Accipe dignitatis pomum et per id_, etc., which is the form with which the Ring is delivered in Hittorp’s order with the necessary changes. After the investitures, under the heading _Alia oratio_ come the two prayers, _Benedic Domine quaesumus hunc regem_, and _Deus pater aeternae gloriae_, and the king is then enthroned with the _Sta et retine_, the anthem _Desiderium animae_ being sung the while. The queen’s coronation now follows. After the prayers _Omn. semp. Deus fons et origo_, and _Deus qui solus_, she retires to the sacristy, where she is arrayed in a camisa romana; a camisa of white silk; a girdle of white silk; a maniple on the left arm; and a dalmatic. Then the Litany is sung, followed by two prayers for the queen, _Praetende, quaesumus, Domine, famulae tuae_, and _Omn. semp. Deus hanc famulam_. The consecration prayer follows, _Deus bonorum cunctorum auctor_ with its preface, and the queen is anointed on head, breast, and on one shoulder, and after the anointing are said the prayers, _Deus pater aeternae gloriae_, and _Spiritus Sancti gratia_. The king now takes the Crown from off the altar and sets it on the queen’s head, the archbishop saying the short Roman form, _Accipe coronam gloriae_, or the form of Hittorp’s order _Officio indignitatis_. The king then gives the Sceptre into the queen’s right hand, the archbishop saying _Accipe virgam virtutis_, and the Orb into her left hand, the same form being used as in the case of the king. The coronation of king and queen now over, _Te Deum_ is sung, and Mass is begun. The Postcommunion is the old Roman form adapted, _Deus qui ad defendendum aeterni regni evangelium regium Aragonum solium praeparasti_, and before the Mass blessing are said _Omn. semp. Deus qui te populi sui voluit esse rectorem_, and _Haec Domine salutaris sacrificii perceptio_, this latter, which is the Postcommunion of the _Missa pro imperatoribus_, being evidently a Postcommunion out of place.