[90] Testimony of Simon Charles.
[91] _Chronicle of Percival of Cagny_, vol. IV, p. 171.
[92] _Journal of the Siege of Orleans_, vol. IV, p. 179.
[93] Literally the testimony of John Pasquerel, Joan"s confessor, who confessed her that very day. (_Proceedings of the Rehabilitation_, vol.
III, pp. 108-109.)
[94] _Trial and Condemnation_, vol. I, p. 79.
[95] Testimony of Colette, wife of Millet, _Proceedings of the Rehabilitation_, vol. III, p. 124.
[96] _Journal of the Siege of Orleans_, vol. IV, p. 160.
[97] _Journal of the Siege of Orleans_, vol. IV, p. 160.
[98] _Journal of the Siege of Orleans_, vol. IV, p. 166.
[99] The same.
[100] _Journal of the Siege of Orleans_, vol. IV, p. 166.
[101] _Proceedings of the Rehabilitation_, vol. II, p. 180.
[102] Testimony of the Duke of Alencon, _Proceedings of the Rehabilitation_, vol. II, p. 79.
[103] _Chronicle of the Maid_, vol. III, p. 129.
[104] Testimony of Gerardin of Epinal, _Proceedings of the Rehabilitation_, vol. II, p. 421.
[105] This letter is taken literally from the Archives of Lille. See also Quicherat, vol. V, p. 126.
[106] With some abridgment, the text of this chronicle is cited almost literally.
[107] Latin, _from the egg_, i.e., the beginning.
[108] Rymer, cited by Quicherat, vol. X, p. 459.
[109] The same.
[110] Rymer, cited by Quicherat, vol. X, p. 459.
[111] Rogier, cited by Quicherat, vol. V, pp. 168-169.
[112] Fowler, bird-catcher.
[113] _Tractatus de haersi pauperum de Lugduno_, cited by Marten in his _Thesaurus of Anecdotes_, vol. V, collected 1787.
[114] This answer of Joan, together with all the others, and all the questions and decrees of the judges throughout the trial, are taken literally from the records.
[115] _"Medicina animae dictae Joannae"_, literally, _Trial and Condemnation_, vol. I, p. 297.
[116] These inscriptions are all recorded by an eye-witness, Clement of Franquenberg; see Quicherat, vol. IV, p. 460.
[117] For the repentance of Canon Loyseleur, see _The Proceedings of the Rehabilitation of Joan of Arc_, vol. II, p. 178.