'Thou hast brought up | 'Behold the fire and the | 'I will pour out my my life from | wood, but where is the burnt | spirit upon all corruption.' | offering? | flesh.' | | | 3. | MOSES. | NOAH'S SACRIFICE. | NATHAN. 'The Lord shall raise | 'I do set my bow in the | 'I will stablish up a prophet like unto | cloud, to be a token of | the throne of His me.' | covenant between me and the | kingdom.' | earth.' | | | | 2. | JOB. | THE FALL OF MAN. | BALAAM. 'I know that my | 'Her seed shall bruise thy | 'There shall come a Redeemer liveth.' | head, and thou shalt bruise | star out of Jacob.' | his heel.' | | | | 1. | ABRAHAM. | THE CREATION OF MAN. | JACOB. 'My son, God will | 'Which was the son of God.' | 'The sceptre shall provide himself a | | not depart until lamb.' | | Shiloh come.' "Sit splendor Domini Dei nostri super nos, et opera manuum nostrarum dirige super nos," &c. * * * * * Traces of early fresco work may be seen on some of the arches of the Nave, on both sides, and in all probability other parts were also decorated. Before proceeding further eastward we will examine the +Nave Aisles,+ commencing with that on the south, at the western end. We first observe a range of small semicircular arches running under the windows, with a chevron moulding over some of them; in the first bay from the west there is a row of intersecting arches over them. The vaulting is supported by semi-columns placed at the back of the pillars on one side, and on the other by wall-shafts between the windows, and forms a great contrast to the rich vaulting of the eastern portions of the Cathedral. Several traces of early fresco work may be observed in the vault of the tenth bay from the west, and in other places.