... Pontifex stat in sede sua, singillatim imponens manus capitibus eorum et benedicit eos. Accedens autem archidiaconus tollit orarios, de confessione, qui de hesterna die repositi sunt ibi; imponit super eos: et pontifex induit eos planetis, et stant induti. Diaconilia indumenta tollunt qui diacones esse debent de medio eorum, et complentur benedictiones eorum, qui presbyteri ordinantur;
et tunc descendunt in presbyterium et statim unus ex novitiis diaconibus legit evangelium et ad ipsam missam ministrant, unusquisque secundum officium suum.
Tollit vero pontifex oblatas integras et dat singulis novitiis presbyteris, et inde communicantur usque dies VIII.

A. " . . . The Pope stands at his throne, laying hands on the heads of each of them [the candidates for the diaconate] and blesses [= ordains] them. The archdeacon approaches bringing the diaconal stoles from the confessional where they had been put on the previous day. He puts these on them [the deacons] and the Pope vests them with the [diaconal] dalmatic so that they stand [fully] vested.
Those from their midst who are going to be [just] deacons take their diaconal vestments with them. Then the blessing [= ordination] of those who will be priests is completed.
Then they move down [from the papal throne] to the altar area and immediately one of the newly ordained deacons reads the Gospel, and they all serve at the Mass itself, each according to his office.
The Pope however takes the complete offerings [= both bread & wine?] and gives of it to each of the newly ordained priests, and so they receive communion until day 8."