The document discusses the history of stained glass windows at Chartres Cathedral in France, mentioning windows depicting the Passion of Christ, life of Jesus, Blue Virgin, Thomas Becket, Jesse, and St. John that date back to between the 12th and 13th centuries, as well as windows involving Noah's ark and zodiac signs. It notes the cathedral's construction beginning in the 1100s AD under Theophilus and windows surviving a 1194 fire, with some windows specifically from 1150 and 1170.

1.  Stained glass beginnings
 The different windows in the cathedral

2.  Probably when church building began
 Theophilus 1100 ad
 900 yrs
 Renaissance white windows heavy paint

3.  1150 survived 1194 fire
 Annunciation to the Triumphal Entry

4.  Passion Window
 Transfiguration to Supper at Emmaus

5.  Blue virgin window
 1150
 Notre Dame de la Belle Verrière

6.  St. John window
 13th Century
 Golden Legend

7.  Zodiac window

9.  Noah window
 Coopers, Carpenters, Wheelwrights

10.  Jesse window
 Royal Christ Ancestory

11.  Becket window
 1170
 Bishop of Canterbury

12.  A short history of stained glass
 The passion, life of Christ, Blue Virgin,
Becket, Jesse, and St John Windows of
the Chartres Cathredal