33. The seven large windows (46 feet high) of the choir apse repeat the story of the north rose--the Glorification of the Virgin. In the first (north) is 34. Aaron, and an Incense-bearing Angel, with the donor (Gaufridus) and his family. Below, 35. Ezekiel, David, and a Seraph. Below, the Butchers. 36. Events from the Life of S. Peter. Below, the Moneychangers. 37. The Annunciation, Visitation, Motherhood of the Virgin. Below, the Bakers bringing bread. 38. Moses, Isaiah and Incense-bearing Angel. Below, the Bakers. 39. Daniel, Jeremiah, a Seraph. Below, the Drapers. 40. Scenes from the Life of S. John the Baptist. Below, the Moneychangers. _The Clerestory of the Choir_ (North). 41. Lancets (_a_) The Virgin enthroned, and the escutcheon of Regnault de Mouçon, the bishop. (_b_) Two groups of Pilgrims, and, below, the donor, kneeling, Robert de Bérou, sub-deacon and chancellor of the Cathedral. The plain glass border was inserted 1757. Rose (_c_) Christ seated between two three-branched candlesticks. 42. This window was founded by S. Ferdinand, King of Castile, who appears on horseback in the rose. The other two lights were removed in 1788 at the request of Bridan, in order to set off his marble Assumption below. 43. The same fate attended the next but one, founded by S. Louis, whose figure was allowed to remain in the rose. 44. Lancets (_a_) S. Martin working miracles. (_b_) S. Martin giving away his cloak, and beholding Christ in a vision. Below, and in the Rose (_c_) Jean de Châtillon, the founder, on horseback, and kneeling. _Clerestory of the Choir_ (South). 45. The lancets were destroyed in 1773. The founder, Amaury, Count of Montfort, remains in the rose. He appears again in the rose of the next window. 46. Lancets (_a_) S. Vincent, with millstone about his neck, on the land and on the sea. Below, the donor, Petrus Bai.... (_b_) S. Paul. Below, the Curriers. 47. Destroyed 1788. 48. Lancets (_a_) S. John, S. James the Great, the Adoration of the Magi. Below, the arms of Montmorency. (_b_) The Birth of Jesus, the Flight into Egypt, and below, the donors, Colin and his wife, before a chess-board. Rose (_c_) Robert de Beaumont on horseback. _South Transept_ (now being restored). 49. Destroyed 1791. 50. Destroyed 1792. A border alone remains. 51. S. Apollinaris of Ravenna and Hierarchy of Angels (1328). _South Transept, Clerestory_ (East Side).