91. Jerom, tom. i. p. 93 [Epist. cxxiii. c. 16, tom. i. p.
908, ed. Vallars.]. See, in the first volume of the
Historians of France, p. 777, 782, the proper extracts from
the Carmen de Providentia Divina, and Salvian. The anonymous
poet was himself a captive, with his bishop and
fellow-citizens.