• St. Ambrose (bishop of Milan), converted St. Augustine and is the first person of whom we have record reading silently to himself, rather than aloud.
Chartres, south side, right--"Bay of the Confessors"
TYMPANUM and LINTEL
Left side
• Martin lies asleep with his servant. He sees Christ wearing half of the cloak (the other half which Martin kept can be seen on the wall above his sleeping form).
Window 130 - Modern grisailles, glass removed in 1788. == Window 131 - Modern grisailles, glass removed in 1788. == Window 132 - clerestory, west end of north choir, small-rose: King of Castille.
† Window 095 - South rose: Christ in glory, after Revelation of St. John (unrestored, detail)
Surrounded by the four beasts and 24 elders of the apocalypse. Note the coat of arms (blue and yellow checkerboard) of the donors, Pierre Mauclerc of Dreux-Brittany
Christ (note the cruciform nimbus behind his head) flanked by two angels.
Left side
• St. Martin meets beggar at Amiens and cuts his cloak in half; story continues above where... • Martin lies asleep with his servant. He sees Christ wearing half of the cloak (the other half which Martin kept can be seen on the wall above his sleeping form).
Right side:
• St. Nicholas (center right) drops money down into the home of a poor family whose father is too ill to provide proper dowries for his three daughters. They had been destined to prostitution. • Above, St. Nicholas' bier provides healing oil which oozes from him. Pilgrims are applying the oil, and have containers in which to bear some away.