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Previously located in s.10, it was originally glazed c 1390, the gift of Archbishop Thomas Arundell (1388–96) In the borders are the letters T and A. One original figure and some borders were reset in n.6 in 1953. The rest of the glazing was removed and replaced by standing figures and narrative scenes of c 1340 that were previously in s.10. The bottom row was filled in 1958 with made-up panels.

1a Archbishop saint. 2a–3a Prophet, under a canopy (?Jeremiah), scroll with ‘Post [ha]ec in terr visus est’ (Baruch 3: 37). 4a The Entry into Jerusalem. (Note donkey's ears, and man waving a palm from a tower).

5a–6a Prophet, under a canopy, ‘T-cerias’, possibly Zechariah, with scroll: ‘Ecce [r]ex tuus venit mansue[t]u[s]’ (Zechariah 9: 9). 

7a–8a Judas selling Christ to the high priest for thirty pieces of silver, (note money bag) under a canopy. 1b Quatrefoil with foliage radiating out of a lion’s mouth. 2b–3b Prophet, under a canopy, nameplate DAVID. Damaged scroll: ‘B[e]ati q(u)i [faci]unt [iust]icia[m i]n o(m)ne te[mpore]’ (Psalm 106: 3). 7b–8b The Agony in the Garden, under a canopy. 1c St John the Baptist. 2c–3c Prophet, under a canopy, ‘IOHEL’, fragmentary scroll. 4c The Last Supper (St Peter with Keys) 5c–6c Prophet, under a canopy, ‘[M]ALACHIAS’, scroll with jumbled inscription: ‘ Statim veniet ad templu(m) suu(m) d[o]mina[tor q]uem [vos quaertis]’ (Malachi 3: 1). 7c–8c Sermon on the Mount, under a canopy.