_Left._ _Right._ St. Aidan St. Augustine Bishop of Northumbrians Archbishop of Canterbury ac. 635 d. 651 ac. 597 d. 604 St. Anselm King Alfred Archbishop of Canterbury King of Wessex ac. 1093 d. 1109 b. 849 d. 901 Thomas Cranmer William of Wykeham Archbishop of Canterbury Bishop of Winchester b. 1489 d. 1556 ac. 1367 d. 1405 Joseph Butler Jeremy Taylor Bishop of Durham Bishop of 3 Irish sees b. 1692 d. 1752 b. 1613 d. 1667 John Keble Reginald Heber leader in Oxford movement Bishop of Calcutta b. 1792 d. 1866 b. 1783 d. 1826 _Seen from Ambulatory._ _Left._ _Right._ St. Alban Theodore of Tarsus promartyr of Britain Archbishop of Canterbury d. circ. 304 ac. 668 d. 690 The Venerable Bede Stephen Langton chronicler and priest Archbishop of Canterbury b. 673 d. 735 b. 1150 d. 1228 John Wyckliffe Matthew Parker morning-star of Reformation Archbishop of Canterbury b. 1325 d. 1384 b. 1504 d. 1575 Richard Hooker George Berkeley Anglican theologian Bishop of Cloyne, etc. b. 1554 d. 1600 b. 1684 d. 1753 John Wesley Frederic Denison Maurice evangelical revivalist preacher and leader b. 1703 d. 1791 b. 1805 d. 1872 The Cathedral has in its possession a _Stone from the Cathedral, or Church of St. Mary_ (dating from the 13th-16th centuries) _on the Island of Iona_, which may fittingly be placed in this chapel at some future time. Upon the wall of the chapel is inscribed: “Chapel ‖ of ‖ Saint Columba ‖ To the Glory of God ‖ and ‖ in Loving Memory of ‖ Mary Leroy King ‖ The Gift of Her Mother ‖ Mary Augusta King ‖ Consecrated ‖ April 27th, 1911.” The Chapel of St. Boniface