IV.5
When [Saint Gallus, Bishop of Clermont] departed from this world, [his body] was washed and carried into the church. A presbyter called Cato at once received the nomination to the episcopate of the local clergy, and he assumed control of all church property as if he were already inducted as bishop, replacing the church administrators (ordinatores), dismissing the ministers (ministros), and ordering everything on his own authority.
(trans. Thorpe 1974: 200, altered by J. Szafranowski)