2, 3, 4. Below it the three twelfth-century windows, of which the one on the south side contains twelve circular panels representing the later events from the life of Christ (Transfiguration to Supper with Disciples at Emmaus). The arrangement of the windows should be compared with that of the Notre-Dame de la Belle Verrière, which, though made of thirteenth-century glass, was copied in design from an earlier one of which mention is made. The centre window of the three (32 feet 10 inches) contains the Virgin and Child in the head, and in twelve panels the chief events of the Gospel story from the Annunciation to the Entry into Jerusalem. The northern one is a Jesse window, on which the genealogical tree of our Saviour is shown. Among the branches are the first four Kings, then the Virgin, and Christ surrounded by the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost. On either side of the tree are seven prophets.
5. Story of Noah. Given by the Carpenters, Wheelwrights and Coopers.
6. Story of S. Lubin (_see_ p. 36). Given by the Tavern-keepers and Vintners.
7. Story of S. Eustace (_see_ p. 163). Given by the Furriers and Drapers.
8. Story of Joseph. Given by the Moneychangers and Minters.
9. Story of S. Nicholas. Given by the Grocers and Druggists.
10. _La Nouvelle Alliance._ Given by the Farriers and Blacksmiths. (Seven panels were removed in 1816).
Rose (_c_) Bishop (S. Etherius?) with two suppliants at his feet.
12. Lancets (_a_) S. Laurence, as a deacon, with the Evangelists, and below, on his gridiron.
(_b_) S. Stephen, and, below, his Martyrdom. Also a group of Weavers.
Rose (_c_) S. Lubin, in pontifical robes on a throne. Two Innkeepers offer him wine.
13. Lancets (_a_) Six medallions in which appear two pairs of Apostles, and, below, Furriers and Drapers.
(_b_) S. Nicholas, and below, Curriers and Leather-dressers.
Rose (_c_) S. Thomas of Canterbury and two Knights invoking him.
14. Lancets (_a_) Six Apostles seated in quatrefoiled panels.
(_b_) An Apostle, and below, the Moneychangers.
Rose (_c_) The Virgin Mary holding in her lap the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost: Wisdom is represented by Christ, the other gifts by white doves with a simple nimbus, bound to the aureole of Christ by red rays.