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Window: 15, Chancel N (E), St Mary, Haversham

Location in Church:	Chancel N (E)
Type:	2 lights
Size (width x height):	2' 6" x 6' 9" or 0.75m x 2.05m
Subject(s):	Healing the Centurion's Servant, Crucifixion.
Date Made:	Unknown

Notes on Window:	There seems to be no information available about this stained glass, such as maker or date, donor or whether it was dedicated to anybody. More... The splendid tomb below also has no certain information, but we can presume that it remembers Lady Clinton who died c1390. The Tomb Canopy is a little earlier and was undoubtedly built at the same time that the window was raised up to a high level.

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		Window in Situ
		Exterior of window, on the left, where we can see it was probably originally built in the 14th century at a high level, above the monument in the Sanctuary.
		Overall View of Glass
		Tracery quatrefoil: Angel holding a book and a cross.
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		Two lights: Main scenes with canopies above.
		Two lights: Main scenes with Angels in base below.
		LH light: Jesus Heals the Centurion's Servant, at Capernaum.
		LH light: Jesus Heals the Centurion's LH light: Close up of scene with a kneeling Centurion pleading to Jesus to heal the servant without coming to his house.
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		LH light base: An angel with the text "Lord I am not worth(y)" [Matthew: 8:8].
		RH light: The Crucifixion Scene.
		RH light: Close up of scene with a (or the same) Centurion again kneeling before Jesus.
		RH light base: An angel with the text "Truly this was the Son of God" [Matthew: 27:54].
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