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by Regine Pernoud


  Gerson, Jean, in defence of Joan

  Gien

  Giustianini, Pancranzio, on Joan and Orleans

  on the charge of heresy

  Glasdale, William, at Orleans

  death

  Gouffier, Guillaume, on Joan’s conversation with the Dauphin

  Grouchet, Richard de, disagrees with Cauchon

  on Joan submitting her case to the Pope

  rehabilitation witness

  Gruel, Guillaume, on de Richemont

  Guillemette, Gérard, on Joan’s visit to Neufchâteau

  on her departure from Domremy

  Haiton, William

  on Joan’s death

  Henry VI of England

  crowned in Paris

  marriage

  last efforts to recover France

  Houdenc, Pierre de, at Joan’s death

  Houppeville, Nicholas de, on Cauchon’s negotiations

  opposes Cauchon at the trial

  rehabilitation witness

  Isabeau of Bavaria

  Isabel of Portugal

  Isambart, Brother, on personal motives in the trial of condemnation

  on Joan submitting her case to the Pope

  on Erard’s preaching

  on Joan wearing man’s clothes after abjuration

  on her death

  rehabilitation witness

  Jacob, Dominique, on Joan’s childhood

  on her visit to Neufchâteau

  James I of Scotland

  Jargeau, capture of

  Joan of Arc: Events of her life: childhood

  refuge in Neufchâteau

  refusal of marriage

  vocation

  leaves Domremy

  at Vaucouleurs

  sees Charles of Lorraine

  journey to Chinon

  first sees the Dauphin

  examined at Poitiers

  accepted by the Dauphin

  at Tours and Blois

  takes the sword

  summons the English

  the relief of Orleans (see Orleans)

  persuades the council at Loches

  the Loire campaign

  at Gien

  the march to Rheims

  enters Rheims

  the coronation

  wishes to attack Paris

  at Montepilloy

  the assault on Paris—wounded

  separated from the captains

  ennobled

  leaves the king and goes to Compiègne

  captured

  attempts to escape

  taken to Rouen and handed over to the English

  trial (see Trial of Condemnation)

  death

  contemporary announcements of

  reaction in her country

  posthumous pretenders

  theory that another was burnt in her place

  rehabilitation (see Rehabilitation)

  beatification and canonization

  the historical facts and the remaining mystery

  Characteristics: Compassion

  family affection

  military ability

  purity

  religious observances

  virginity

  voices and revelations

  John of Luxembourg

  Joyart, Marguerite, on Joan’s childhood

  Jumièges, Abbot of

  Kyriel, Thomas

  La Charité-sur-Loire, siege of

  Ladies’ Tree, the

  Ladvenu, Martin, on Joan’s answers at the trial

  on her wearing man’s clothes after the abjuration

  on Cauchon’s biased attitude

  tells Joan of her sentence

  on the passing of the sentence

  on Joan’s death

  rehabilitation witness

  La Fontaine, Jean de, Commissioner at the Trial of Condemnation

  interrogates Joan

  threatened for advising Joan during the trial

  Lagny, baptism at

  La Hire (Etienne de Vignolles), in Orleans

  at Beaugency

  defender of Vitry

  successes in Normandy

  Lambert, Jean, examiner at Poitiers

  Lannoy, Hugues de

  La Rochelle, Catherine de

  La Rousse, Mme, lodges Joan in Neufchâteau

  Laval, Guy de, on seeing Joan at Selles

  Laxart, Durand, on Joan’s childhood

  takes her to Vaucouleurs

  to the Duke of Lorraine

  to the Dauphin

  Le Basque

  Lebuin, on Joan’s childhood

  on her departure from Domremy

  on evidence in the procès d’office

  Lecomte, Denis

  Leguisé, Jean

  Leliis, Theodore

  Lemaire, examiner at Poitiers

  Lemaitre, Jean, inquisitor

  at Joan’s death

  fate unknown

  Leparmentier, executioner

  on Joan’s death

  Le Royer, Catherine, lodges Joan at Vaucouleurs

  on Joan’s departure for Chinon

  Lingue, Jean

  Loches

  Lohier, Jean, opposes Cauchon at the trial

  Loiseleur, Nicolas

  Lombard, Jean, examiner at Poitiers

  Loré, Ambrose de

  Louis, Duke of Orleans

  Louis of Luxembourg, at the trial

  at Joan’s death

  Louviers

  Machet, Gérard, examiner at Poitiers

  at Loches

  Maçon, Robert le

  Macy, Haimond de, on Joan in prison

  on English intervention in the trial

  Madelon, Jacques, examiner at Poitiers

  ‘Maid of Orleans’: why the title?

  Mailly, Jean de, at Joan’s death

  on English influence at the trial

  rehabilitation witness

  Manchon, Guillaume, on the character of the trial

  on the methods of interrogation

  on the twelve articles

  on Joan signing the abjuration

  refuses to sign the Posthumous Informations

  rehabilitation witness

  Marcel, Jean

  Margaret of Anjou

  Margaret of Scotland, proposed marriage with the Dauphin

  Marguerie, André, at Joan’s death

  rehabilitation witness

  Marguerite of Bavaria

  Marie, Thomas, on the English fear of Joan

  rehabilitation witness

  Martin V, Pope

  Massieu, Jean, usher at the trial

  on Joan’s virginity

  on Joan and d’Estivet during the trial

  on the method of interrogation

  on Erard’s preaching

  on Joan signing the abjuration

  on the form of abjuration

  on Joan wearing man’s clothes after the abjuration

  on Joan before her death

  on the passing of sentence

  on Joan’s death

  Maugier, Pierre

  Maurice, Pierre, assessor

  at Joan’s death

  Mengette, on Joan’s departure from Domremy

  Mesuage, Mathieu, examiner at Poitiers

  Metz, Jean de (Jean de Novellompont), with Joan from Vaucouleurs to Chinon

  on Joan’s purity

  did he know Joan before Vaucouleurs?

  was he the tool of the queen of Sicily?

  rehabilitation witness

  Midy, Nicholas, assessor

  at Joan’s death

  preaches last sermon to Joan

  death

  Miget, Pierre, rehabilitation witness

  Minet, Jean, baptised Joan

  Minier, Pierre

  Monstrelet, Enguerrard de, on the taking of Orleans

  on the capitulation of Auxerre

  on cities loyal to Charles VII

  on the capture of Joan

  Montbél
iard, Jean de

  Montepilloy

  Montigny, Jean de

  Montjeu, Philibert de

  Moreau, Jean, on Joan’s childhood and religion

  sees her at Châlons

  on evidence in the procès d’office

  Morel, Aubert

  Morin, Jean, examiner at Poitiers

  Mortemer, Jeanne de, examines Joan

  Musnier, Simonin, on Joan’s childhood

  Neufchâteau

  Nicholas V, Pope

  Novellompont, Jean de, see Metz

  Olivier, Richard

  Orleans (map, p. 71), condition before Joan’s arrival

  death of Salisbury

  the “day of herrings”

  rumours of Joan

  her arrival

  capture of the Augustins fort

  capture of the bridge

  retreat of the English

  rejoicings

  the effect in France

  on the English

  reaction of the University of Paris

  and the Burgundians

  foreign comment

  numbers engaged in the fighting

  Claude des Armoises

  celebration of the rehabilitation

  Orleans, Charles, Duke of, prisoner in England

  presents a robe to Joan

  Pange, J. de

  Paris, expects attack

  the assault on

  welcomes Charles VII

  Paris, University of, reaction to the loss of Orleans

  first hints at Joan’s heresy

  demands that Joan come before the Inquisitor

  rejoices at Joan being in English hands

  influence in the trial

  pronounces Joan guilty and urges haste

  informs Rome of Joan’s death

  influence on Christendom

  Pasquerel, Jean, Joan’s confessor, on the meeting of Joan and the Dauphin

  on Joan’s virginity

  with Joan at Tours

  on Joan’s banner

  on Joan in Orleans

  Patay, battle of

  Phillipe the Good, Duke of Burgundy, withdraws troops from Orleans

  makes truce with Charles VII

  historical basis of his policy

  Governor of Paris

  negotiates with Charles VII

  Lieutenant-General for France

  strengthens his position

  besieges Compiègne

  captures Joan

  raises siege of Compiègne

  makes peace with Charles VII

  Pierre of Versailles, examiner at Poitiers

  Pigache, Jean

  Pinchon, Jean, finds Joan guilty

  Pisan, Christine de, on the capture of Orleans

  Poitiers, Joan’s examination at

  the “Book” of

  Pole, John de la, at Orleans

  Pontamus, Paul

  Poulengy, Bertrand de, on Joan’s interview with de Baudricourt

  accompanies her to Chinon

  on her purity

  did he know Joan before Vaucouleurs?

  was he the tool of the Queen of Sicily?

  rehabilitation witness

  Preuilly, Jeanne de, examines Joan

  Prevosteau, Guillaume

  Rabateau, Jean, lodges Joan at Poitiers

  Raymond, page to Joan

  Rehabilitation, reasons for delay

  the king’s first secular enquiry

  the enquiry by the Church

  the Summarium submitted to theologians

  the Pope authorises a demand

  Isabelle d’Arc’s demand

  scope of the enquiry

  the final vindication

  unemotional character of the enquiry

  documentation

  René of Anjou, with the king at Montepilloy

  frees Jeanne de Semaize

  prisoner at Bulgneville

  helps to negotiate peace

  Rheims, welcomes Charles VII

  the coronation

  Richard, Brother, of Troyes

  Richemont, Arthur de

  enters Paris on behalf of Charles VII

  victorious at Formigny

  Riom

  Riquier, Jean, on Joan’s answers at the trial

  on Joan’s death

  on the English fear of Joan

  rehabilitation witness

  Romée, Isabelle, see d’Arc, Isabelle

  Roussel, Raoul, at Joan’s death

  Saint-Avit, Jean de, his opinion of the trial

  Sainte-Catherine de Fierbois, Joan takes the sword of

  Saint-Pierre-les-Moutiers

  Saint-Rémy, Jean Lefèvre de, on the capture of Joan

  Saint-Sévère, Lord

  Saint-Thiébault, Dean of, on Claude des Armoises

  Sala, Pierre, on Joan’s conversation with the Dauphin

  on Claude des Armoises

  Salisbury, Earl of, English commander in France

  death

  Sameran, Charles

  Seguin, Pierre, examiner at Poitiers

  Sermaize, Jeanne de, pretender to be Joan

  Simon, Charles, on Joan at Troyes

  Sionne, Etienne de, on Joan’s childhood

  Sionne, Hauviette, on Joan’s childhood

  on the Ladies’ Tree

  on Joan’s age

  on her visit to Neufchâteau

  on her departure from Domremy

  Soissons

  Stafford, Earl of

  Stuart, John

  Talbot, John, at Orleans

  at Beaugency

  captured

  landing at Bordeaux and death

  Taquel, Nicolas, on the twelve articles

  on the form of abjuration

  Therage, Geoffroy, on Joan’s death

  Thibault, Gobert, on Joan at Poitiers

  on Joan’s purity

  on her magnetism

  Thierry, Wantrin

  Thomas, Antoine

  Tillay, Jamet du

  Tiphame, Jean, on Joan’s illness

  Touraine, Jacques de, assessor

  Touroulde, Marguerite de, on Joan and Charles of Lorraine

  on Joan’s purity

  on the state of France

  on Joan’s purity and simplicity

  Tours

  Toutmouillé, Jean, on Joan hearing her sentence

  on the English fear of Joan

  rehabilitation witness

  Trémoille, Georges de la, influence on Charles VII

  jealousy of Joan

  driven out

  Tressard, Jean, at Joan’s death

  Trial of Condemnation (for Joan’s answers, see the end of this entry), its political character

  the judges

  assessors

  English influence

  evidence of bias in the procès d’office

  Joan held in military prison and without advocate

  method of interrogation

  Joan asks to make confession

  her ability in answering

  the act of accusation

  the twelve articles

  opposition to Cauchon—sanctions imposed

  Joan falls ill

  the charitable admonitions

  threat of torture

  the English urge haste

  Joan threatened with burning— Erard’s preaching

  she signs the abjuration

  evidence of the substitution of another form of abjuration

  anger of the English

  Joan condemned to life imprisonment

  reasons for her resuming man’s clothing

  the trial for relapse

  Cauchon’s attitude

  the assessors’ opinions

  Joan sentenced

  literature on the trial

  Cauchon and the Posthumous Informations

  Joan’s answers on: Crosses on her letters

  the King

  man’s clothing

  Rings
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  her standard

  her state of grace

  submission to the Church

  her Sword

  voices and revelations

  witchcraft

  Troyes

  Turelure, Pierre, examiner at Poitiers

  Ursins, Jean des

  Vaucouleurs, in Joan’s vocation

  during Joan’s stay

  date of her departure

  Venderès, Nicolas de, assessor

  finds Joan guilty

  at her death

  Vendome, Count

  Vienne, Colet de, with Joan from Vaucouleurs to Chinon

  on the bastardy theory

  Vignolles, Etienne, see La Hire

  Villars, Sire de

  Viteau, Jeanette de

  Wandomme, the Bastard of, captures Joan

  Warwick, Earl of

  Wavrin, Jean de, on the disheartened English

  at the battle of Beaugency

  on the battle of Patay

  Xaintrailles, Poton de

  Yolande of Aragon, Queen of Sicily, examines Joan

 

 

 


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