Arms in the chapel

Ceiling

Arms of the college benefactors are displayed on the chapel ceiling.

Diagram of coffer ceiling looking up.

West South M N O J K L G H I D E F A B C North East

West South North East

A) College impaling Dalling (master)

B) Norwich impaling the Founder

C) Robert Goodknape fellow 1464
Sable a lion passant [Argent]. On a chief Azure two helmets Argent, on a canton Argent, a letter G Gules.

D) W. Spicer (Benefactor 1536 [3:109])
Sable a chevron Ermine between three towers Argent.

E) Norwich impaling Nykke

F) Laurence Moptyd Master of Ben'et College 1553-7
Gyronny Gules and Argent, on an inescutcheon Argent, a cinquefoil Azure.

G) College impaling Huke (Master 1512-1520)

H) See of Canterbury impaling Archbishop Simon of Sudbury d.1381

Canterbury: Azure, a crozier in pale Or, ensigned with a cross formee Argent surmounted by a pall of the last, edged and fringed of the second, charged with four crosses formee fitchee Sable. [1]

Sudbury: Argent, on a cross Azure, a letter M Argent crowned Or. [1 Gives Sudbury as 1375-1881 alias Tybold Bp of London Azure a talbot seiant and bordure engrailed Argent, - in a window at Trinity Hall from Cole's MSS vol xxvii f166 but also cites Argent on a cross Azure the letter M crowned Or-- MSS Lamb.555]

I) College impaling Mowse (Master 1552-3,1555-)

J) Gabriel Dunne (Canon of St Paul's d.1558)
(Sable/Azure), a lion rampant and a chief Argent.

K) Winchester impaling Gardiner (Master 1525) and College surrounded by order of Garter.

L) Dr Busby
Or three arrows palewise [Argent] on a chief Azure, three mullets Argent.

M) College impaling Harvey (Master 1555-1584)

N) Canterbury impaling Parker

O) College impaling Eden (Master 1626-45)

South Wall

College impaling Latham (master 1888-1902)

Lloyd (master 1710-35)

John Andrew (Fellow 1706-41. d.1747 aged 76)

Quarterly 1 & 4)	Gules, on a Saltire Or, a saltire Azure.
2 & 3)	Ermine, two bars Sable goutté d'Or.

North Wall

Brass: Royal Arms, England, University, College

Eden (master 1626-45) [With crescent Or]

Floor

Brass: Founder and Cowell (master 1598-1611)

Slate: College impaling King (master 1645,1660-76)

Gallery

North:	South:
Lloyd (master 1710-55)	Geldart (master 1852-77)

Vestry

Runcie window: East:		[Westcott House] Azure a cross Or between four lions rampant Argent impaling Gules a bend within a bordure Argent charged with 12 pellets.
		Brasenose: Or a chevron between 3 roses Gules. impaling Or beneath a mitre an inescutcheon charged with two lions passant and a chief; impaling Quarterly 1 & 4) Argent a chevron between three [ships], 2 & 3) a chevron between 3 crosses crosslet Sable.
		College crested (but engrailed).
		Newcastle: Gules a cross between four lions passant Or on a chief of the second three castles of the first. (Runcie was ordained by the bishop of Newcastle)
Runcie window: West:		[St Albans] Azure a saltire Or, overall a sword Argent pommelled and crowned Or.
		Canterbury impaling Runcie: Argent a fess Sable pierced with three crosses between 3 roses Gules.
		[Cuddesdon College]: Sable a fess Argent between three [ ] and an ox on a point unduly Argent and Azure; impaling Argent an eagle displayed Sable, pierced with a mullet.
West wall:		Geldart impaling Argent a lozenge bendwise between two bendlets Gules on a chief Sable two Garbs Or. (Perhaps Thomas Cooke of Pendlebury & Corsefield near Manchester- Geldart's Father in Law.)
Brasses in South Wall Pannelling: East to West		Daniel Darnelly d.23 September 1659. 3 fleurs de lys two and one; on a chief a demi-lion rampant [2: `issuant']
		College
		Thomas Bilney d.19 August 1801 [ ] An eagle displayed []
With floor brasses		Thomas Prestone: d.June 1598 aged 60 Quarterly 1 & 4) 2 bars. On a canton a cinquefoil. 2 & 3) 3 mullets 2 & 1. Overall a crescent for difference.