How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
Stained glass window depicting the crucifixion with the city of Jerusalem in the background. To the left, behind the cross, are three Jewish elders; to right St Mary and St John. In the centre is the Roman centurion with arm raised, pointing to Jesus, and, above and behind, his words of witness (Matthew, chapter27, verse 54) "Vere hic homo Filius Dei erat" ("Truly this man was the Son of God"). The scene is framed by an arch surmounted by a plaque bearing the sacred monogram, IHS, above which sits a figure with a scroll inscribed "In memoriam erit justus" ("The memory of the just is blessed"). The two supporting pillars are each headed by a plaque with the text "Obediens usque ad mortem" ("Obedient even to death"). Before the left hand pillar stands St George, the flag with his red cross on a staff in his right hand and a shield bearing the three lions passant rampant of England in his left. In front of the opposite pillar is St Andrew with his saltire cross on his shield.
At the foot of the window, in the centre, on a plaque flanked by angels, is the inscription "In piam memoriam alumnorum Collegii Pembrochiae qui pro patria militantes vitam profunderunt hanc fenestram ornandam curaverunt amici" ("To the sacred memory of the alumni of Pembroke College who gave their lives as soldiers for their country, their friends have dedicated this window").