The transept cross, with a starry vault, with a cross of Christ at the end, is illuminated by four spectacles, in the high arches; the arms are divided into two sections by fasciculated pillars, presenting four ogival vaults; in the arm of the Gospel, portal protected by a wooden windshield, above which a tribune of the same material appears, with a balustrade guard and access by straight lintel doors at the tops, through side aisles. Building successively rebuilt, revealing an amalgamation of styles that marked the 17th and 18th centuries. 14, 15 and 16, from the Romanesque persistence to the existence of Gothic, Manueline and Mannerism.