Notre-Dame l'Anglette

The space at the east and of the south choir aisle was put to use as a chapel soon after construction, as indicated by the piscina set into the outer wall.  It was known as the Chapel of Notre-Dame Anglette (Beata Maria Anglice) perhaps derived from angulus, corner, or suggesting an  English connection.  Perhaps Eleanor of Castille was involved in the  foundation.

The space was closed in with a screen and the community of chaplains kept their archive here.