73. Lancets (_a_) S. Philip and Jeremiah.
(_b_) S. James the Less and the donor, Gaufridus.
74. Lancets (_a_) S. Faith, and below, her Martyrdom.
(_b_) The Virgin, and below, the scene of Christ saying, Noli me tangere (Touch me not).
Rose (_c_) S. Solemnis, Bishop of Chartres.
75. Lancets (_a_) S. Peter, and below, the donors, the Pastry Cooks.
Rose (_c_) Christ with the signs Alpha and Omega.
76. Lancets (_a_) S. Laumer, and below, his death-bed scene.
(_b_) Meeting between S. Mary of Egypt with Zozimus, and below, her burial.
_The Chapels of the Ambulatory and Apse._
77. Subject unknown. Given by Geoffroi Chardonnel.
78. Life of S. Nicholas. Given by Etienne Chardonnel.
79, 80, 81, 82. Four interesting grisailles with coloured borders.
85. S. Julian. Given by the Carpenters, Wheelwrights and Coopers.
87. Story of S. Savinian, S. Potentian, S. Modesta (_see_ p. 18). Given by the Weavers.
88. Story of S. Chéron. Given by the Sculptors, Masons and Stone-dressers.
89. Story of S. Stephen. Given by the Shoemakers.
90. Story of S. Quentin. Given by Nicolas Lescine, Canon of the Cathedral.
91. Story of S. Theodore and S. Vincent of Saragossa. Given by the Weavers.
92. The legend of S. Charlemagne and S. Roland, told in great detail and with remarkable clearness, after the versions of Turpin and Vincent de Beauvais.
93. S. James, the Apostle. Given by the Drapers and Furriers.
94. Grisaille, ornamented with arms of House of Castile.
95. Lives of S. Simon and S. Jude. Donor, Henri Noblet.
96, 97, 98. Scenes from the life of Christ, given by the Bakers. Nine of the panels were removed in 1791, and like those of the two next windows, which depict the incidents of the lives of S. Peter and S. Paul, they have been very skilfully restored.
_Entrance to Chapel of S. Piat_ (_see_ p. 44).
99. Grisaille, fourteenth century. S. Piat in ecclesiastical robes.
100. Grisaille. S. Nicholas restoring three children to life (fifteenth century).
101. Life of S. Rémy. The donor below kneeling.
103. Story of S. Marguerite and S. Catherine of Alexandria. Donors, Marguerite de Lèves, and her husband, Guérin de Friaise, with her brother Hugues de Meslay.
104. Life of S. Thomas of Canterbury. Given about thirty years after his murder by the Tanners and Curriers. John of Salisbury, Bishop of Chartres, had been the secretary of Thomas à Becket, and an eye-witness of his murder.