Four panels (of seven in total) of the central light of the stained glass window in the 217th bay (north window of the north transept), created c. 1230–1240, depicting scenes from the life of Saint George. The visible panels on this stripe, from bottom to top: * 3rd panel: Saint George drinks a poisened cup, prepared by a magician, in the presence of Diocletian * 4th panel: Martyrdom of Saint George through two executioners * 5th panel: Saint George in the presence of the magician who prepares the deadly poison * 6th panel: By order of Diocletian, Saint George is dragged by his feet through the town See p. 137 in Martine Callias Bey and Véronique David: "Les vitraux de Basse-Normandie", ISBN 2-84706-240-8.