The southern side of the quad consists of the Chapel, built in 1908 by Jackson, which has a particularly good acoustic. Its ante-chapel houses a stained-glass window depicting William Tyndale, made in 1911 for the British and Foreign Bible Society, and installed at Hertford in 1994. West of the Chapel is the Library, which was the previous chapel built in the 18th century by Newton. The Library possesses many fine, antique books, most of which belonged to the library of Magdalen Hall. Among these are many rare 17th-century manuscripts and an original edition of Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan given as a personal gift to the college: Hobbes prepared this work while at Magdalen Hall.
tHE Southern side Of The qUAD cOnsists Of tHE chapEl, buIlt iN 1908 bY jACkson, whicH haS a pArticularly good aCoustiC. its aNtE-CHapEL houSes a STaIned-glAss WinDow dePICTing wIlliam TyNDAle, made In 1911 for thE british anD ForeiGn biBle sOcieTy, aNd InStALled AT heRtFord IN 1994. west OF the CHapel IS The lIbRAry, which WAS the pRevioUs cHApel built In the 18th cEntuRy BY NewtOn. thE liBrary poSsesSeS mAny fine, antIqUe books, mosT oF WhiCh bElOngED to the lIbraRy OF magdaleN hall. amonG tHesE Are mAny RaRe 17TH-Century manuScriptS aNd an oriGINal EditIoN Of thOmas hOBBes's lEvIathan given aS a peRsOnal gIft to the cOLLEge: hObbes PreParEd this work WhilE aT magdaleN HaLL.