[136] This benediction is not mentioned in A.B.
[137] In the Actus Coronationis the benediction is spoken of as following Te Deum, but it is evidently out of place. The A.B. (which omit all reference to the Queen) state that the Te Deum was sung at the close of the ceremony.
[138] An account of the anointing of the First King of Prussia in 1701. J. Wickham Legg, F.R.C.P., F.S.A. Archaeol. Jour. LVI. pp. 123 ff.
[139] Regis Friderici Coronatio descripta carmine ab Hieronymo Hosio, in Schiardius Redivivus sive Rerum Germanarum scriptores varii, T. III. pp. 65 ff.
[140] The metre requires that the hymn should be paraphrased and it is not clear which of the two is meant. Though Veni Creator is used in most orders, the other is found in the later Danish and Swedish orders.
Turba Deum interea solemni musica cantu
Laudat....
Probably this means that Te Deum is sung.
[142] Allernaadigst approberet Ceremoniel ved Deres Majestæter Kong Christian den Ottendes og Dronning Caroline Amalias forestaaende, höie Kronings-og Salvings-Act paa Frederiksborg Slot, etc. A. Seidelin, Copenhagen [1840].