"The choir is vast, and was formerly enclosed by a jubé, but which was
demolished by the Calvinists in the latter part of the sixteenth
century."—Vues Pittoresques de la Cathédrale d'Auxerre, par Chapuy:
Paris, 1828; p. 9.
The choir is at present enclosed by an iron railing, about fourteen feet
high; an arch of scroll-work is carried up over the centre gates, and
supports a cross.—A. W. P.