When Richard III was nearing the end of his reign, the roof was fortified by a gun placed in charge of John Croker and ten soldiers. It is a strange coincidence that the chapel should have been built at this time. Evidently the wise citizens were determined to protect their interests both here and hereafter.

Internal length 383 ft. Nave, length 140 ft. " breadth (with aisles) 72 ft. " height 66 ft. Choir, length 123 ft. Transept, length 140 ft. Area 29,600 sq. ft.

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Bell, great, 74. Bishops, list of, 83-89. Bishop's throne, 56. Blackall, Offspring, Bishop, 18. Brantyngham, Th., Bishop, 11. Bronscombe, Walter, Bishop, 4; his tomb, 66. Bruere, Wm., Bishop, 4, 8. Bytton, Thomas de, Bishop, 6, 78.

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Carew monument, 70. Chapels and Chantries: St. Andrew's, 61. St. Edmund's, 39. St. Gabriel's, 69. Holy Ghost, of the, 47. St. James', 59. St. John Baptist's, 44. Lady, 65. St. Mary Magdalen's, 69. Oldham's, 63. St. Paul's, 44. St. Radegunde's, 36. Speke's, 63. Sylke's, 44. Chapter House, 75. Choir, 52-61. Choir screen, 48. Choir stalls, 55. Clock, 44. Cloister, 75. Close, 78. Corbels and Bosses, 32, 35. Courtenay memorials, 40, 57.

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Gauden, John, Bishop, 16. Grandisson, John, Bishop, 10; his tomb, 38. Guildhall, 95.

Lacy, Edmund, Bishop, 12. Lady Chapel, 65. Lamplugh, Thomas, Bishop, 17. Lechlade, Walter de, Cantor, 6. Leofric, 1st Bishop, 3. Liber Exoniensis, 3. Library, Cathedral, 78.

Marshall, Henry, Bishop, 4. Minstrels' gallery, 36. Misericords, 55. Monuments, nave, 39-43; transepts, 44, 47.

Nave, interior, 31-43. Neville, George, Bishop, 14.

Palace, 79. Porch, north, 24. Pulpits, 39, 59.

Radegunde, St., chapel of, 36. Reredos, 56. Richard III, at Exeter, 96. Roof, 24; interior, 32. Rougemont Castle, 91.

Sedilia, 56-59. Simon de Apulia, Bishop, 4; his tomb, 67. Stafford, Edmund, Bishop, his tomb, 66. Stapledon, Walter de, Bishop, 7-10. Sylke, his chantry, 44.

Tombs: Bradbridge, 71. Bronscombe, 66. Stafford, 66. Sir John and Lady Doddridge, 67. Iscanus. 67. Simon de Apulia, 67. Quivil, 69. Marshall, 71. Simcox, 74. Stapledon, 71. Towers, 23. Transept, North, 43; South, 44. Triforium, 35.

Ward, Seth, Bishop, 17. Warelwast, Bishop, 3. West Front, 27-29. William III, at Exeter, 17. Window, East, 59. Windows of nave, 39-43; tracery, 36.