The most famous claim to fame for the biblical land of Sheba was the story of the Queen of Sheba, who travelled to Jerusalem to question King Solomon, arriving in a large caravan with precious stones, spices and gold (). The apocryphal Christian Arabic text "Kitāb al-Magall" ("Book of the Rolls"), considered part of Clementine literature, and the Syriac "Cave of Treasures", mention a tradition that after being founded by the children of Saba (son of Joktan), there was a succession of 60 female rulers up until the time of Solomon.