Finally, a powerful single-roll modillion still remains in the North-western corner of the Western façade, in opposition to the fragment of its counterpart in the opposite corner of the same façade, identified in the same way in this last restoration.

The modillion differs from the corbel because it is a sculpted part, as we see in this table.

However, on the modillion’s scene, the forbidden fruits rather resemble figs, an impression reinforced by a nonformalistic reasoning.

They are often affixed to the keystone of the arches of the windows or doors or on the lintels, or on a modillon. “

In fact, an inscription close to the representation of the original sin illuminates the link between the events depicted on the metope and modillion: MALA CAGO.

They are often affixed to the keystone of the arches of the windows or doors or on the lintels, or on a modillon. “

They are often affixed to the keystone of the arches of the windows or doors or on the lintels, or on a modillon. “

They are often affixed to the keystone of the arches of the windows or doors or on the lintels, or on a modillon. “

The decoration was completed with paintings on the inner walls of which some rests have been preserved in the arch of the chapel of the epistle as well as a plinth and a modillion.

According to the description proposed by the Museum of Troyes in its "Catalog of Decorative Arts" of 1897, there are arms of light composed of a "Chinese modillon with two brackets, an entablature and a gallery with openwork".

According to the description proposed by the Museum of Troyes in its "Catalog of Decorative Arts" of 1897, there are arms of light composed of a "Chinese modillon with two brackets, an entablature and a gallery with openwork".

It is a funerary chapel, built under the advocation of Saint James, as it can be demonstrated by the presence of an embossed shell on the cantilever just above the keystone at the entrance of the chapel.