The original tympanums of the north portals, on the left from the center, were destroyed when the north tower collapsed in 1506 and were redone in the 16th century, in a somewhat different style from older tympanums. The tympanum to the near left portal shows scenes from the life of Virgin Mary, while the far left tympanum is dedicated to Saint Guillaume of Donjon, and depicts his beheading; another scene shows him healing a mentally ill man; the devil flees in the form of a wolf. They date to about 1506.