139. See in the great collection of the Historians of France
by Dom Bouquet, tom. ii. Greg. Turonens. l. iii. c. 10, p.
19l. Gesta Regum Francorum, c. 23, p. 557. The anonymous
writer, with an ignorance worthy of his times, supposes that
these instruments of Christian worship had belonged to the
temple of Solomon. If he has any meaning, it must be that
they were found in the sack of Rome.