There were eight altars in the aisles and body of the church, in addition to the high altar. The furniture then remaining of the high altar and choir was catalogued (only that the spelling was obscurer) as follows:--"Upon the high altar a here-cloth, 40s. _Item_, two altar-cloths, one of olde diaper, and the other of fine linen cloth. _Item_, a mass-book and a desk. _Item_, a great sacring bell. _Item_, 4 high latten candlesticks. _Item_, a canopy with a pix of copper. _Item_, 4 desks with two cloths of old silk. _Item_, a pair of organs, with a turned chain to the same. _Item_, 2 forms. _Item_, a canopy over the Dean's head of old silk. _Item_, 15 antiphoners and 9 grayells." After some more books comes:--"_Item_, a foot-cloth for the high altar of old tapestry." All the hangings of the side altars are enumerated, besides their vestments, candlesticks, etc. Thus the south choir aisle had "4 hangings for above and beneath the altar, whereof two of white satin Bruges, and the other two of yellow and red," and two altar-cloths; St. Lucy's Chapel had "two altar-cloths of old diaper, two hangings for the altar for above and beneath, the one of old needle-work, and the other of buckram"; the four altars on the north of the choir were hung with "dornaxe," diaper, yellow and white baundkin. The description of some of the fourteen copes sounds very beautiful, for instance:--"2 copes of red silk, woven with sunbeams of gold;" "one cope of blue silk, woven with flower de luce, roses, and crowns of gold, and a whole suit to the same." There were also copes of purple and red, branched with gold, of red and white flowers, bordered with clouds, of red and green, of velvet and baundkin, and chamlet; and many suits of vestments besides; and tunicles, albs, and amices for the choristers.