canterbury cathedral

one of the radiating chapels of the apse is st. anselm's chapel, with the crypt windows below, and the windows above replaced in 1336 by a grand decorated window, split cusps in the kentish style. the norman work is of anselm's time, being begun in 1096, consecrated in 1130, and best seen externally since the fire of 1174 gutted the church.