Double-edged scalpels are referred to as "lancets". The transepts are gabled, with two layers of three lancets below a rose window. This included replacing sash windows with lancets and mullioned windows and rebuilding the Clewer Tower. It comprises 3 lancets and a tympanum. The bell openings are pairs of lancets. The building's narrow sash windows echo medieval arrowslits or lancets. The trio of stepped lancets above the west doorway are late 13th century. The window has 5 panels or lancets. It has five lancets, the first showing John the Baptist with a noblewoman. Early 13th century the simple north doorway close to a pair of lancets. The lancets depict scenes from the life of Christ. This window of four lancets features four saints. The window's eight lancets each had eight frames. The east window consists of three lancets. In the first of five lancets is Saint Alain with Alain Le Maout.