• Row 10: Chariots of the pagan moon and sun (which the apostles would not worship) • Row 11: Two angels (modern) replaced an older scene showing the saints' martyrdom.
• Row 01: Henry Noblet, the donor, as deacon praying to Mary; the same donor now as canon praying to Christ. • Row 02: Simon and Jude, missionary companions, confront Persian magicians. • Row 03: Baradach offers sacrifice to idol for success in battle; another idol is consulted about the wisdom of attacking invading Hindus from India, but there is no response due to the two saints' presence. • Row 04: Simon and Jude taken before general Warardac; they pray the idol will speak and reveal its impotence (note God's hand blessing them).
• Row 02: Simon and Jude, missionary companions, confront Persian magicians. • Row 03: Baradach offers sacrifice to idol for success in battle; another idol is consulted about the wisdom of attacking invading Hindus from India, but there is no response due to the two saints' presence.
• Row 01: Carpenters; Cartwrights and Coopers as donors • Row 02: Joiners • Row 03: Julien with his family; he enters service with nobility. • Row 04: He waits at table. • Row 05: He attends his dying Lord (note last rites); he is raised out of servitude. • Row 06: Master dies; Julien is married. • Row 07: Julien's wedding feast. • Row 08: Julien leads troops to war; Julien defeats enemy. • Row 09: He speaks with a town's defender. • Row 10: Julien cannot sleep; he leaves the battle field and goes home. • Row 11: Julien arrives home unnoticed; thinking his wife has betrayed him, he unwittingly slays his parents. • Row 12: Julien's wife tells him of his mistake. • Row 13: Funeral of parents; Julien views his bloody handiwork. • Row 14: Julien and wife become pilgrims (to expiate his sin?). • Row 15: Crossing via ferry; Building pilgrim hostel. • Row 16: Welcoming pilgrims; washing pilgrims' feet. • Row 17: Crossing via ferry; Building pilgrim hostel. • Row 18: Christ approaches river in disguise. • Row 19: Unaware, Julien rows Christ across the river; his wife holds up lantern on the bank to guide them. • Row 20: Julien and his wife die and their souls go to heaven. ====== Window 046 - Saint Thomas the Apostle in India (restored)
Bottom to top; left to right:
• Row 01: "Doubting" Thomas feeling Christ's wounds after the resurrection, flanked by the fleur-de-lis. This panel was added in the 13th century, for reasons that are unknown. • Row 02: At Caesarea, Christ assigns Thomas to evangelize India. • Row 03: Jesus introduces Thomas to Abbanes, envoy of Gundophorus--the King of India--who is seeking an architect; Thomas and Abbanes travel by ship to India. • Row 04: (Left half moon) Thomas and Abbanes land in Andropolis, India; (upper quadrant of clover) At a wedding feast, the chief butler hits Thomas; (Right half moon) The butler goes out to get
Window 046 - Saint Thomas the Apostle in India (restored)
Bottom to top; left to right:
• Row 07: (Left half moon) Thomas gives money not used in church-building (see next) to the poor; (Right half moon) King returns and is not happy; he jails Thomas as prelude to his execution [story skips to row 9] • Row 08: Angel shows the recently-deceased brother of the king the palace or mansion in heaven that Thomas is building for the king by building churches and feeding the poor [now to second panel of row 9]. • Row 09: Gad, brother to the king, dies and soul goes to heaven [back to row 8]; Gad is raised from the dead, and helps Thomas reconcile with his brother, the king. • Row 10: Thomas teaches and baptizes the king. • Row 11: (Half moons row) Thomas is later captured by King Mygdeus, stripped, and tortured; he throws the apostle into a furnace, which miraculously cools. • Row 12: King Mygdeus commands Thomas to worship an idol in the temple of the Sun. • Row 13: Thomas commands the demon being worsehipped via the idol to destroy its own temple; In retaliation, the priest of the Sun kills Thomas with a blow from a sword. • Row 14: Thomas' body is gathered and buried. • Row 15: People (pilrgrims?) look to the saint's tomb. • Row 16: (Half moons row) Pilgrims at the shrine, where miracles of healing are done. • Row 17: The near-obligatory angels with censers.
Window 046 - Saint Thomas the Apostle in India (restored)
Bottom to top; left to right:
• Row 01: "Doubting" Thomas feeling Christ's wounds after the resurrection, flanked by the fleur-de-lis. This panel was added in the 13th century, for reasons that are unknown. • Row 02: At Caesarea, Christ assigns Thomas to evangelize India. • Row 03: Jesus introduces Thomas to Abbanes, envoy of Gundophorus--the King of India--who is seeking an architect; Thomas and Abbanes travel by ship to India. • Row 04: (Left half moon) Thomas and Abbanes land in Andropolis, India; (upper quadrant of clover) At a wedding feast, the chief butler hits Thomas; (Right half moon) The butler goes out to get water, and is eaten by a lion. A dog bites of the hand the struck Thomas and brings it into the feast. • Row 06: (Bottom of clover) Gundophorus of India entrusts Thomas with funds to build a palace (sequentially is between the two panels in next row).. • Row 05: Abbanes presents Thomas to King Gundophorus; king then departs (after making Thomas his architect--see next row).
Window 035 - Saint Simon and Saint Jude (restored, detail)
Bottom to top, left to right:
• Row 10: Chariots of the pagan moon and sun (which the apostles would not worship) • Row 11: Two angels (modern) replaced an older scene showing the saints' martyrdom.
• Row 06: Baradach arrests the apostles, likely at the instigation of Persian soothsayers (both panels). • Row 07: Peace envoys from India arrive (both panels).