The “Miracle Windows” of this city’s Trinity Chapel depict miraculous events such as the curing of Henry of Fordwich’s madness. This city was the northernmost start of the Via Francigena route once used by Sigeric the Serious. Christopher Marlowe was born in this city, which lends its name to horse movement (20[1])quicker than a (*) trot but slower than a gallop. (10[11]0[1])A man who had earlier issued the (10[1])Constitutions (10[2])of (10[1])Clarendon (10[3])made a (10[1])barefoot pilgrimage to this city. (10[1])Justin Welby is the current (10[1])holder of a title name for this (10[1])city, (10[3]0[1])where in 1170, (10[2])four knights committed murder after the king asked (0[1])“Will no one rid me (10[1])of this turbulent priest?” For 10 points, (10[1])name this city that became a pilgrimage site following the murder (10[1])of its Archbishop, Thomas (10[1])Becket. ■END■ (10[3])