Windows, which below and above are sixteen in Number, do very much enlighten this second or Middle Gallery. The Front of this Gallery, facing the Church, is beautified with six Pillars of green Marble. The _Intercolumniations_ of them, like those of the first Gallery, have their Marble _Closures_ at Bottom. From this middle Gallery you pass through an Arch into the third Gallery, which is much like the first in its Length, Windows, Jambs and Pillars. The Roof of it is supported with four Pillars, and the Side of it towards the Church with six green Pillars. There are also four green Marble Pillars which support one of the Western _Semi-domes_ which stands between two other Pillars. These Pillars stand two and two together, and between them are rais’d two lesser Pillars, made after the _Ionic_ Order. At the Western Door of the Church there are instead of a _Vestibulum_, two _Portico’s_, the lower of which lies upon a Level with the Church itself. The upper leads to the Womens Galleries. Both of them in Length the Wideness of the Church, and twenty eight Foot in Breadth. The _Portico_ over it is situate between the Pillars which support the Western _Semi-dome_ and the Windows. For both in the Inside and Outside of it, ’tis supported with eight Pillars, between which, the Windows both in the upper and lower Galleries, cast a great Light into the Church. There is nothing parts this _Portico_ and the Womens Galleries, but the Pillars which bear up the Roof of the _Portico_; for the Pavement of the _Portico_ lies upon the same Level with the Pavement of the Galleries. The Inside of the lower _Portico_ is enclosed with Walls, which are lined with a delectable Variety of Marble, and is cover’d at Top with curious _Moresco Mosaick_ Work, very beautifully gilded. On the East Side the _Portico_ are Doors which open into the Church; on the West End of it you go out at five Brass folding Doors into a _Portico_ that stands without the Church, and from thence you pass into a Court, where there are several Springs constantly running, to which there is a very deep Descent by many Steps. At the Ends of these _Portico’s_ there are two Places of Entrance into the Church, one on the Northern Side of it, and another with six folding Doors on the South. These Doors formerly were all of Brass, at present three only of them are so, but curiously wrought. The Church has also two folding Doors on the East Side of it. There are also some Doors in the Sides of it, which were formerly open’d, but are now kept shut. The Inside of the Church is very light, by reason of the Multitude of Windows about it. The high Wall, which between the great Arches and the _Cupola_ is of a circular Figure, let in the Light at forty Windows. The Walls under the Arches are enlighten’d with twenty six Windows, the Middle of the Galleries with thirty two, and the Ends of them with more than twenty. I shall take no Notice of the Lights of the two Western and the four