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Ambulatory chapels East window L- Prodigal Son R - St John Baptist C - The Childhood of Christ R - The Legend of Theophilus Ambulatory chapels   n 1 Mary Magdalene   s1 St Bonnet   n 2 St Austremoine   w100 The Assumption (L) Christ (R)   s 2 The Passion C12 panels St Bonnet w101 St Peter St John (head modern) Choir clerestory glass 1270-80 w102 St Paul (head modern) St Andrew  n 3 St George w103 St James (head modern) St Thomas w104 St James (Less) St Matthew s 3 St Privat St Margaret   w105 Three figures (C19) w106 Isaiah, Joel, Abraham s 4 St Agatha w107 Three figures (C19) w108 Abdias, Amos, Moses s 5 St Arthème Ambulatory chapels w109 Jonas, Hagai, Job w110 Balaam, David, Solomon Ambulatory chapels w111 a king, a bishop, a prophet w112 Habakkuk, Amos, Micah N. rose Transept S. rose   some C15 glass here Nave                 (n.b. Some photographs could only be taken with the sun shining through the window. This exaggerates the appearance of the protecting metal grill behind the window. These photos are here for reference and will eventually be replaced)  Clermont Ferrand cathedral Most of the surviving glass gates from the second half of the thirteenth century, between 1260 and 1280. It is possible that glaziers from the Sainte Chapelle in Paris were employed here. St Louis visited the town in 1262 for the marriage of his son Philippe le hardi.