The Abbé de Condite is mentioned in the cartulary of S. Berlin as having
erected in 1402 a jubé or doxale of wood, decorated with many images in
copper, gilt. This jubé was replaced by one of black and white marble,
commenced in the year 1621, and completed in 1626.
The entrance to the choir was closed by brass gates of open design, and
the whole was surmounted by a great crucifix suspended from the
vaulting, with the accompanying images of St. Mary and St. John. This
cross was made by Abbot Simon II. in the twelfth century, and was
doubtless the same that belonged to the ancient jubé. This grand church
was desecrated and ruined in the great revolution, and _totally
demolished under the Restoration_!