Oecumenius, on 1Pet 5:3

“Neither as lording it over the clergy, but being made a pattern of the flock from the heart.”

“Moreover, he does not feed the flock coercively, who, by presenting himself as an example of good conduct to his subordinates, has disciples who mutually encourage each other to imitate their teacher: Nor does he seek for shameful gain, who walks not arrogantly nor raises himself against those under him, but converses humbly, maintaining a constant frugality that requires no expense for costly garments or a lavish table, which receives pride with applause and seeks expense from shameful gain. Peter calls the clergy a sacred assembly, just as we do even now. Furthermore, by adding, "but being examples to the flock," Peter instructs that they should not feed the flock as if coercively.”

Imported from an open dataset — not yet checked against the printed edition.