The Joan of Arc, Saint creator defendant. Barrett, W. P. (Wilfred Phillips) 1906- Kerr, Ruth H. (Ruth Hamilton) 1905- Taylor, Coley Banks 1899- Champion, Pierre 1880-1942 Cauchon, Pierre ca. 1371-1442 Manchon, Guillaume d. 1456 Courcelles, Thomas de d. 1469 Catholic Church Diocese of Beauvais (Oise, France) text bibliography nyu New York] Gotham House 1932 1st ed. monographic eng fre lat

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xiii, 544 p. ill. 25 cm. translated into English from the original Latin and French documents by W.P. Barrett ; with an essay, On the trial of Jeanne d'Arc, and Dramatis personae, biographical sketches of the trial judges and other persons involved in the maid's career, trial and death, by Pierre Champion ; translated from the French by Coley Taylor and Ruth H. Kerr ; illustrations by Frank P. Rennie. Maps on lining-papers. Trial for heresy and sorcery, February-March, 1431, at Rouen. "Jeanne d'Arc was burned at the stake on May 30, 1431. It was not until some time later, almost certainly not before 1435, that the record of her trial was translated by Thomas de Courcelles, one of her judges, and Guillaume Manchon, trial notary, into Latin from the minutes taken daily during the process of the trial, together with all the forms of letters patent emanating from Pierre Cauchon, bishop of Beauvais, Jean Le Maistre, vice inquisitor of the faith, the doctors of the University of Paris and other dignitaries."--Introd. "The trial for relapse [May 28-30, 1431]": p. 349-366. Includes bibliographical references (p. 541-544). e-fr--- of Arc, Saint Joan 1412-1431 Trials, litigation, etc of Arc, Saint Joan 1412-1431 Bibliography Trials Heresy France Trials Witchcraft France 32026877 DLC 750506 20200507133402.0 111856