Fairford marks the end of mediæval stained glass in England. Conservative artists might still, as at Malvern and at St. Neots in Cornwall, try to carry on the older tradition, but their works are isolated survivals. The Fairford windows themselves represent, as I have said, a very short-lived phase in English glass, of which they are the most complete example, others being the fragments in Henry VII.'s Chapel at Westminster and the remains of Bishop Fox's glazing in Winchester Cathedral, now collected into the east clerestory window there. Flower's own work at King's College, Cambridge, twenty years later than Fairford, shows signs of change, and that of his successors in the same building, as at Basingstoke, at Balliol College and elsewhere must be classed as wholly of the Renaissance. With Fairford, then, these notes on Stained Glass of the Middle Ages may fitly end. FOOTNOTE: [19] This is fully gone into by Canon Carbonel in an article in _Memorials of Old Gloucestershire_. Another theory he examines and rejects is that they were the work of the Dutch painter Aeps. INDEX Abrasion, 8, 224 Angers-- 12th century, 55 Grisaille, 118 Becket, St. Thomas, 69, 74, 80, 87, 91 "Blue Dick" Culmer, 56 Bourges, 112 Brabourne, 24 Byzantine Influence, 24, 52, 69 Canopy-- 13th century, 107 14th " 136 15th " 215 Canterbury Cathedral-- 12th century, 45, 56 13th " 69 Chalons, 55 Chartres Cathedral-- 12th century-- West windows, 48 La Belle Verrière, 51 13th century-- Rebuilding, 92 Guild windows, 98 North Rose, 101 South Rose, 102 Apse, 104 Grisaille, 118 14th century, 188 Chartres, Church of St. Pierre, 185 Chartres, Clement of, 46, 95 His work at Rouen, 114 Chartres, St. Denis and Canterbury, school of, 44 Cloisonné enamel, 23 Denis, St., Abbey of-- 12th century medallions, 45, 53 Gryphon windows, 116 Designs, method of drawing, 89 Diaper, mosaic, 76, 80, 96, 103 " painted, 59, 77, 149 Egyptian glass, 16 Enamel, brown, 5, 21 " coloured, 6 Evreux Cathedral-- 14th century, 189 15th century-- Clerestory, 246 Lady Chapel, 249 Evreux, Church of St. Taurin, 250 Exeter Cathedral-- East window-- Earliest work, 158 Lyen's work, 227 Grisaille, 160 Fairford, 255 Flower, Barnard, 260