The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2

by Anatole France

[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [Y] [Z]

[Aaron], i. [207]
Arras, Bishop of, ii. [51]
Abbeville, ii. [99], [197]
Absalom, i. [138]
Achilles, ii. [28]
Ænius Sylvius, ii. [378]
Aëtius, i. [119]
Ahasuerus, i. [339]
Ahaz, i. [213]
Aimery, Guillaume, examines Jeanne, i. [189], [193], [194]
Aisne, The, i. [460]; ii. [1], [142]
Aix, ii. [407]
Alain du Bey, i. [235]
Alain, Jacques, i. [88], [89]
Albi, Consuls of, i. [240], [398]
Albigenses, The, ii. [157]
[Albret], Charles, Sire d', i. [137], [447]; ii. [22], [63], [78], [164]
Jeanne in charge of ii. [84], [94], [96]
Alençon, Bailie of, i. [124]
Dame of, i. [185]
Duchy of, i. [106]
Duke of, i. [ix], [xii], [255], [389]; ii. [78]
and Jeanne, i. [183], [186], [190], [195]; ii. [92]
at Beaugency, i. [363]-367
at Blois, i. [243]
at Reims, i. [446], [447], [450]
career of, i. [183]
commands the army, i. [347]-355, [362]; ii. [8], [36], [44], [49], [53], [63]
consults Jeanne before Patay, i. [370], [378]
evidence of, i. [xxviii], [xxix], [xliv], [xlix]; ii. [382], [387], [392]
heads attack on Paris, ii. [63], [70], [73]
skirmishes round Paris, ii. [49], [53], [61]
uses Jeanne as a mascotte, ii. [83]
imprisoned, ii. [197]
Alespée, Jean, ii. [208], [340]
Alexander the Great, i. [181], [226], [475]
Alexandria, i. [36], [40], [198], [239]
Alison du Mai, i. [93], [94]
Allée, Pierre d', ii. [71], [130]
Alphonso of Aragon, ii. [39], [40]
Amazons, The, i. [191], [329]
Amblény, plain of, ii. [2]
Ambleville, i. [252], [276]
detained by English, i. [295]
Amboise, i. [363]
[Amedée] of Savoie, Prince, i. [381]; ii. [155], [361]
Amiens, ii. [197]
Amiète, ii. [74]
Amos, ii. [166]
Ampulla, the Sacred, i. [liv], [390], [391], [393], [445]-448, [459]
Amydas, King, ii. [133]
Ananias, a hermit, i. [36]
Andelot, i. [16]; ii. [210]
Andouillette, Lord Guillaume, i. [428]
André, Lieutenant, ii. [415]
Andrieu, Robert, ii. [92]
Angers, i. [63], [108], [132], [240]; ii. [139], [184]
Angerville, i. [138]
Anis, i. [219]
Anjou, i. [149], [150], [218], [389]
Duchess of, i. [147]
Anne of Austria, ii. [410]
Annunciation, The, i. [219]
Antichrist, coming of, i. [412]
Antoine de Lorraine, Lord of Joinville, i. [96]
Antonio de Rho, i. [384]
Apollodorus, i. [322]
Appleby, William, i. [124]
Apples, cause of war, i. [92]
Apremont, Lord of, ii. [365]
Aquitaine, ii. [383]
Aragon, i. [121]
Arbre-des-Dames, or Arbre-des-Fées, romance of, i. [12]
Arc, Catherine d', i. [4], [9], [35], [60]
family ennobled, i. [xvii]; ii. [102], [212]
[Isabelle] d', i. [68], [218], [358]; ii. [353]
origin of mother of Jeanne, i. [3]
at Puy, i. [218], [220], [252]
demands rehabilitation, ii. [385]
Jacques d', i. [xvii], [3], [9]
home of, i. [6]
freeman or serf, i. [17]
rents fortress of Domremy, i. [19]
his duties as village elder, i. [25]
visits Vaucouleurs, i. [57]
his anxiety about Jeanne, i. [68]
simplicity of, i. [95]
at Reims, i. [451]
Jacques or Jacquemin d', brother of Jeanne, i. [4], [20]
[Jean] d', i. [4]; ii. [353]
joins Jeanne, i. [252]
enters Orléans, i. [267], [269], [272]
believes Jeanne to be alive, ii. [353]-376
demands rehabilitation, ii. [385]
M. Lanéry d', i. [vii], [xxii]
Nicolas d', i. [5]
[Pierre] d', i. [7], [451]; ii. [353], [375], [376]
joins Jeanne, i. [252]
enters Orléans, i. [267], [269], [272]
taken prisoner, ii. [152]
demands rehabilitation, ii. [385]
Archambaud of Villars, i. [121], [144], [169]
Arcis, i. [435]
Areopagite, The, ii. [48]
Arezzo, i. [384]
Argenson, M. d', ii. [411]
Aristotle, i. [181], [322], [383]
Arles, i. [119]; ii. [360]
Arlon, ii. [359], [365]
Armagnac Conspiracy to enter Paris, ii. [128]-130
Count of, see [Jean IV]
Armagnacs and Burgundians, war between, i. [21] et passim
Armoises, Robert des, Lord of Tichemont, ii. [365], [374]
Arnaud of Corraze, Raimond, i. [121]
Arnolin, Messire, i. [65]
Arnoul, Madame, ii. [412]
Arnoult of Aulnoy, i. [98]
Aronde, The, ii. [145]
Arras, i. [458]
Jeanne at, ii. [191]-196, [420]
Franquet d', ii. [275]
Artaxerxes, i. [409]
Arthur of Brittany, see [Count of Richemont]
Artois, Bailie of, i. [458]
Arundel, Earl of, ii. [348]
Ascension Day, i. [291]-294; ii. [65]
Astarac, ii. [38]
Astrologers, i. [166], [473]; ii. [409]
foretell the death of Salisbury, i. [127]
see [Nostradamus]
Attila, i. [119], [208], [238]
Aube, The, i. [100], [435]
Aubriot, Hugues, ii. [54]
Aubrit, Jannet, i. [5]
Jeanne, i. [5], [13]
Augsburg, i. [221]
Augustinians, i. [109], [220]
Aulnoy, i. [98]
Aulon, Jean d', Squire to Jeanne, i. [xiv], [xxix], [xxx], [xxxiv], [252], [259], [269], [277], [283], [284], [364]; ii. [119], [160], [366], [388], [401]
at St.-Loup, i. [285], [287]
at Les Tourelles, i. [297], [299], [308]
questions Jeanne as to her Council, i. [341]
at St. Pierre-le-Moustier, ii. [84], [85]
taken prisoner, ii. [152]
Aunoy, Jean d', i. [61]
Marguerite d', i. [61]
Autun, i. [113]; ii. [106]
Auvergne, i. [137], [139], [149], [240]
Aurelian, the Emperor, i. [109]
Auxerre, i. [100], [410], [465], [472]
Bishop of, i. [404]
Charles VII at, i. [403]-407
Avignon, i. [161], [464]; ii. [178]
Avioth, hill of, ii. [136]
Avranches, ii. [49]
Bishop of, i. [30]; ii. [209]
Ayroles, Le Père, i. [xxxvii]
Azincourt, i. [145], [154], [229], [358]; ii. [178]
[Babylon], i. [260], [414]
Baignart, Robert, i. [355]
Bailiet, i. [lvii]
Balaam's Ass, i. [175]
Bâle, Council of, ii. [176], [252], [364], [378]
Bar, i. [13], [389]
ravaged by La Hire, i. [24]
Cardinal, Duke of, i. [92]; ii. [1], [8], [53], [73], [178]
Bar-sur-Aube, i. [100]
Bar-sur-Seine, i. [100]
Baratin, Pierre, ii. [360]
Barbazan, ii. [196], [199]
Barbezieux, M. de, ii. [408]
Barbier, Canon, ii. [210]
Barbin, Guillaume, i. [167]
Barcelona, i. [40]
Baretta, Bartolomeo, ii. [118], [124], [147], [148], [155], [193]
Barrère, Jean, i. [xlvi], ii. [41]
Barrey, Edite, i. [5]
Jean, godfather of Jeanne, i. [5]
Barrois, i. [81]
Barron, ii. [20]
Basque, The, upholds the standard, i. [308]-310
Bassigny, i. [24], [26]
Bastard of Granville, i. [279]
of [Orléans], i. [xiii], [lvi], [105], [190], [251], [258], [333], [347], [349], [389]; ii. [10], [15], [22]
evidence of, i. [xxv], [xxix], [xxxii]
becomes Count of Dunois, i. [xvi]; ii. [383], [387]
obtains supplies, i. [117]
parentage of, i. [128]
enters Orléans, i. [129], [264]-269
achievements of, i. [129]
lends musicians to the English, i. [133]
leaves Orléans, i. [137]
attacks Fastolf's convoy, i. [139]
sends to inquire of Jeanne, i. [144]
regards Jeanne's mission as religious, i. [264], [266], [284]
advises Jeanne to hold aloof, i. [272]
meets the army from Blois, i. [277], [282]
speaks with Jeanne of Falstolf, i. [283]
pacifies Jeanne, i. [294]
demands Jeanne's heralds, i. [295]
at Les Tourelles, i. [298], [304]
attacks Jargeau, i. [332], [351]-355
marvels at Jeanne, i. [335]
at Patay, i. [370], [372]
policy of, ii. [53]
of Poitiers, see [Guillaume]
of Vauru, ii. [12]-14
of Vergy, ii. [353]
of Wandomme, ii. [152], [154]
Bastardy, i. [128]
Battle of the Herrings, i. [138]-140, [213], [230], [236], [256], [281], [370], [473]; ii. [57]
Baudot de Noyelles, ii. [146], [149]
Baudricourt, Lord of, see [Robert de Baudricourt]
Baudrin, Jean, ii. [130]
Bavon, Lady Anna, ii. [216]
Bayeux, ii. [205]
Bayonne, ii. [383]
Bazoches, Thomas de, i. [440]
Beans sown at Troyes, i. [413], [426]
Béarn, i. [121]
Beaucaire, ii. [388]
Beaugency, i. [xli], [255], [256], [439]; ii. [23], [95]
English at, i. [318], [332]
French take, i. [362]-368
Beaulieu, Castle of, Jeanne at, ii. [159], [178], [276]
Beaumont, Andrieu de, i. [379]
Beaumont-sur-Oise, i. [103]; ii. [78]
Beaune, i. [450]
Beaupère, Jean, ii. [208], [294], [307], [315], [380], [388]
questions Jeanne, ii. [228]-234, [237]-240, [242], [401]-406
Beaurepaire, M. Robillard de, i. [vii], [xxxii]
Beaurevoir, i. [xix]; ii. [51], [140], [195]
Jeanne at, ii. [178]-191, [261], [273], [318], [405]
Beauvais, i. [70]; ii. [11], [119], [211], [309]
archdeacon of, i. [153]
bishop of, see [Cauchon]
surrenders to Charles VII, ii. [35]
English march on, ii. [348]
Bec, Abbot of, ii. [208], [309]
Bec-d'Allier, ii. [84]
Bede, the Venerable, prophecies of, i. [178]; ii. [27], [30], [230]
[Bedford], Duchess of, ii. [216], [217], [321]
Duke of, i. [69], [359]; ii. [60], [348]
seizes Alençon, i. [106]
returns to England, i. [107]
addressed by Jeanne, i. [245], [247]
policy towards Burgundy, i. [401]
robs the bishops, i. [409]
challenges Charles, ii. [16]-19
believes Jeanne a witch, ii. [18], [217]
cedes Paris to Philip, ii. [57], [58]
keeps the crusaders in France, ii. [110]
canon of Rouen, ii. [204]
death of, ii. [352]
Bégot, Jean, ii. [210]
Beguines, ii. [119]
Behemoth, ii. [296]
Belial, ii. [296]
Bellême, Château de, i. [103]
Belles, Dames, i. [125]
Bellier, Guillaume, i. [174]; ii. [370]
Bellona, i. [lxxii]
Bells and St. Catherine, i. [341]
Bénédicité, see

[Estivet]
Benedict XIII, pope, i. [40], [161], ii. [37], [40], [41], [363]
Benedict XIV, pope, ii. [37], [41], [42]
Bennade, Bishop, i. [50]
Bernard le Breton, ii. [127]
Bernardino of Siena, i. [249], [412]
Berne, i. [lxxi]
Berruyer, Martin, ii. [394], [396]
Berry, Duc de, Jean, ii. [83]
duchy of, i. [xiv], [101], [108], [389]; ii. [211]
Berthe, Queen, i. [12], [395]
[Bertrand] de Poulengy, i. [xxix], [xxx], [65], [82], [87], [220], [269]
accompanies Jeanne, i. [96]-105
at Blois, i. [252]
Berwoist, John, ii. [225]
Besançon, ii. [388]
Bethlehem, i. [454]
Bethsaida, i. [414]
Bethulia, i. [191]; ii. [366]
Béthune, Jeanne de, ii. [178]
Biget, Jean, i. [19]
Billoray, Martin, Grand Inquisitor, ii. [157]
Blackfriars, i. [109]
Black Prince, i. [164]
Blaise, i. [24]
Blanche of Castile, Queen, i. [395]
Blasphemy forbidden, i. [253]
Blaye, ii. [383]
Blésois, i. [101], [108]
Bloch, M. Camille, i. [lxxiv]
Blois, i. [92], [111], [114], [134], [137], [239], [240]
Jeanne at, i. [xiii], [243], [319]
St. Sauveur, i. [253]
army returns to, i. [265], [272], [277], [282]
English at, i. [360]
Boian, Captain, ii. [95]
Boilet, Colette, ii. [92], [93]
Boillève, Jean, i. [348], [366]
Bois-Chênu, i. [2], [10], [175]; ii. [239]
Boisguillaume, see [Colles]
Bolingbroke, i. [359]
Bona of Milan, ii. [41]
Bonne de Savoie, i. [381]
Bonnet, M. Raoul, i. [lxxiv]
Simon, i. [189]
Bonval, Jean de, ii. [12]
Bordeaux, ii. [383]
Borenglise, Castle of, ii. [138]
Bosquier, Pierre, ii. [343]
Bossuet, i. [lvi]
Boucher, Charlotte, i. [xxiv], [271]
Jacques, i. [110], [283], [302], [314]; ii. [36]
Jeanne lodges with, i. [xxiv], [270]; ii. [259]
Bouchet, i. [265]
Boudant, Hélie, ii. [97]
Boulainvilliers, Percevalde, i. [376], [399]
Bouligny, René de, ii. [388]
Boullay, Aubert, ii. [356]
Boulogne, ii. [153]
Boulogne-la-Petite, i. [415]
Bouray, Jean de, ii. [96]
Bourbon, Duke of, i. [xii], [lxiv]; ii. [8], [63]
Bourbonnais, i. [117], [129], [137]
Bourgeois, Jean, i. [356]
Bourges, i. [240], [395], [396]; ii. [4]
chapter of, i. [152]; ii. [379]
Jeanne at, ii. [78]
defray costs of war, ii. [95]
Bourget, Jean, ii. [183]
Bourgogne, ii. [140]
Bourlémont, Château of, i. [2], [16]
Pierre de, i. [14], [16]
Bournel, Guichard, ii. [70], [143], [261]
Boussac, Marshal de, i. [141], [147], [267], [281]
in command, i. [129], [133], [136], [137], [140], [272], [282], [315], [346], [347], [445]; ii. [34], [63], [76], [96], [194], [347], [348]
at Blois, i. [244]
enters Orléans with Jeanne, i. [269]
goes to meet Talbot, i. [288]
at Les Tourelles, i. [298], [304]
at Patay, i. [372]
leads army towards Reims, i. [403]
Bouteiller, Sire le, ii. [339]
Bouvier, Gilles le, i. [x]
Brabant, ii. [49]
Bray-sur-Seine, ii. [8], [78]
Bréhal, Jean, i. [167]; ii. [384], [391]
Bréteuil, Comte de, ii. [415]
Bretigny, Treaty of, i. [lxiv]
Bretons, The, i. [287]
Briare, ii. [106]
Brie, i. [187]; ii. [9], [17], [110]
Brimeu, David de, see [Lord of Ligny]
Brinion-l'Archevêque, i. [421], [426], [435], [439]
Brittany, i. [154], [387]
restored by Duke John, i. [380]
Brook of the Three Springs, i. [17]
Brousson, M. Jean, i. [lxxiv]
Bruges, ii. [99]
Buchon, i. [vii]
Bueil, Jean de, i. [129], [218], [232]; ii. [22], [50], [147]
Builhon, Jean de, i. [127], [166]
Burey-en-Vaux, i. [2], [59], [67], [75]
Burey-la-Côte, i. [2]
Burgundy, i. [154]
Duke of, see [Philip]
Butchers of Paris, i. [154]; ii. [129]
Butterflies, significance of, ii. [260]
[Cabasse], Raymond, i. [210]
Cabochiens, The, i. [xxi], [154], [358]; ii. [170], [352]
Caffa, ii. [140]
Cagny, Perceval de, i. [ix], [x]
Cailly, Guy de, i. [xxxii], [267], [269], [342]
Calais, Jean de, ii. [128], [130]
Calendrier des Vieillards, i. [211]
Calixtus III, ii. [385]
Calot, Lawrence, ii. [318]
Cambrai, ii. [178]
Camilla, i. [191], [222], [329]
Cana, ii. [48]
Cany, Dame de, i. [128]
Capitouls of Toulouse, i. [337]; ii. [41]
Carlier, Bietremieu, ii. [188]
Carmelites, The, i. [109], [189]; ii. [71], [120], [164]
plots of, ii. [128]-131
Cartesianism, i. [lviii]
Cassandra, i. [204]; ii. [30]
Castille, Étienne, ii. [199]
Castillon, Jean de, ii. [291]
Castres, Bishop of, ii. [379]
Cathari, The, i. [209], [210]; ii. [111], [157], [282]
Catherine de la Rochelle, ii. [85]-88, [101], [119], [167]
and Jeanne, ii. [88]-90, [184]
employed by Friar Richard, ii. [183]-185, [261], [345], [367]
Cato, i. [327]
Catherine, Queen, i. [60], [250], [275], [423]
[Cauchon], Pierre, Bishop of Beauvais, i. [xxvii], [li], [lii], [440]; ii. [35], [46], [299]
consults the University of Paris, i. [274]
claims Jeanne, ii. [170]-178, [181], [195], [197], [203], [204]
conducts her trial, ii. [205]-284
reads the sentence on Jeanne, ii. [314], [320], [337]
hears her retract, ii. [324]-328
claims Guillaume the shepherd, ii. [349]
at Bâle, ii. [382]
responsibility thrown on, deceased, ii. [385]
death of, ii. [392]
Cayeux, Hugues de, ii. [51]
Cazin du Boys, i. [103]
Ceffonds, i. [3]
Cerquenceaux, Abbot of, i. [121]
Chabannes, Jacques de, i. [129]; ii. [145]
Chabot, Jean, i. [139]
Chailly, Denis de, i. [136]
Lord de, i. [304]
Châlons, i. [xxxii], [389], [394], [405], [417], [424]; ii. [4], [71]
Count of, i. [447]
surrenders to Charles VII, i. [435]-437
Chambley, Alarde de, i. [61]
Chambre des Comptes, ii. [208]
Champagne, i. [lxix], [3], [187]
war in, i. [385], [388]
route through, i. [393]
Champigny, ii. [56]
Champion, M. Pierre, i. [xix], [lxxiv]
Chandos, standard of, i. [310], [448]
Chanson de Roland, ii. [278]
Chapelain, i. [lv], [lxv]
Chapelle, Jean de la, ii. [128]-130
Chapelle-St.-Denys, ii. [130]
Chapon, Perrot, i. [103]
Charavay, M. Noël, i. [lxxiv]
Charcot, Dr., ii. [403]
Charenton, ii. [416]
Charlemagne, crown and sword of, i. [444], [476]
Charles II, Duke of Lorraine, see [Lorraine]
Sire d'Albret, see [Albret]
Charles V, i. [148], [224], [359]; ii. [64]
piety of, i. [160]
Charles VI, i. [22], [146], [161], [183], [423], [429]; ii. [54], [208], [228]
believer in prophecy, i. [196]
death of, i. [198]
[Charles VII], i. [lxxi], [24], [82], [137], [209]; ii. [361]
attacked through Jeanne, i. [xii]; ii. [177], [209], [233], [244], [310], [376]
escutcheons of, i. [31]; ii. [26]
Jeanne's prophecies concerning, i. [64], [67], [77], [81]
prisoner of the English, i. [75]
sends for Jeanne, i. [89]
character of, i. [145]-149, [160], [166]
resources of, i. [149]-155, [331], [396]
Le Bien Servi, i. [153]
examines reports of Jeanne, i. [160], [162], [168], [323], [328]
interviews Jeanne, i. [168]-173, [183]
personal appearance of, i. [170]
legitimacy of, i. [172]
warned against Jeanne, i. [181]
seeks a sign, i. [213], [214]
has Jeanne armed and mounted, i. [221]-223
announces the relief of Orléans, i. [319]
urged by Jeanne to Reims, i. [333], [385]
Voices not heard by, i. [342]
receives Jeanne after Patay, i. [377]
coronation of; moral value of, i. [391]
innocent of death of Duke John, i. [401]
starts for Reims, i. [403]
at Troyes, i. [421]-434
at Châlons, i. [436]
summons Reims to surrender, i. [439]
crowned at Reims, i. [443]-449
progress to Compiègne, ii. [1]-24, [34], [51]
challenged by Bedford, ii. [16]-19
makes truce with Burgundy, ii. [51]-53
hated in Paris, ii. [58], [59]
orders army back from Paris, ii. [73]
leaves St. Denys, ii. [76]
disbands the army, ii. [78]
peaceful policy of, ii. [120]
schemes to win Paris, ii. [128]
maintains the Pragmatic Sanction, ii. [381]
enters Rouen, ii. [383]
urges trial for rehabilitation, ii. [383]-385
death of, ii. [397]
Charles VIII, i. [lxxi]
Charles, Duke of Orléans, i. [91], [142], [243]; ii. [1], [269]
bribes the English, i. [106]
raises supplies, i. [117]
ballad by, i. [235]
to be rescued by Jeanne, i. [333], [357]
piety of, i. [342], [358]
colours of, i. [356]
captivity of, i. [359]
Charles Martel, i. [102], [223], [226], [475]
Simon, i. [169]
Charles the Wise, ii. [14]
Charny, Lord of, ii. [51]
Charpaigne, i. [155]
Charpentier, P., i. [xiii]
Chartier, Alain, i. [xlv], [lxiii], [251]
Jean, i. [xi]-xiii, [xx], [xxxii], [xlv]
Chartiers, Guillaume, ii. [385]
Chartres, i. [410]; ii. [213], [353], [419]
Chassé-les-Usson, ii. [394]
Chastel, Jean du, i. [104]
Chastellain, Georges, i. [xxi]
Chastillon, Sire de, commander of Reims, i. [438]-442
Châteaubriand, i. [lix]
Châteaubrun, Lord of, i. [139], [141]
Châteaudun, i. [114], [240], [318]
Governor of, i. [174], [241]
Châteaufort, Guillaume de, ii. [396]
Châteauneuf, i. [377]
Château-of-Sully, i. [377]
Châteaurenard, i. [282]; ii. [78]
Château-Thierry, i. [440]; ii. [3], [4], [7], [10], [260]
Jeanne at, ii. [75]
Châteauvillain, Sire de, i. [411]
Chatterton, Thomas, i. [lxix]
Chaumont, i. [16], [61], [121], [129]
occupied by the English, i. [23]
Lord of, i. [129], [210]
Chécy, i. [112], [113], [258], [341]
army reaches, i. [264]
Jeanne at, i. [267]
Cheminon, Abbey of, i. [47],

[252]
Chénier, Marie-Joseph, i. [xlvi], [lxv]
Cher, The, i. [338]
Chinon, i. [xxxviii], [87], [89], [99], [117], [143], [144], [151], [217], [238], [466], [476]; ii. [300], [370]
Jeanne at, i. [xiii], [xxv], [145], [156]-185, [468]; ii. [232], [404]
castles of, i. [158]
Grand Carroy, i. [167]
La Vieille Porte, i. [168]
Castle of Coudray, i. [173]
Charles VII at, i. [319]
Choisy-au-Bac, ii. [142]
Choisy-sur-Aisne, ii. [142]
Chorazin, i. [414]
Christine de Pisan, i. [179]; ii. [56]
poems of, ii. [24]-30
Chroniclers of the period, i. [ix]
Chronique d'Antonio Morosini, i. [xxi]
Chronique de la Pucelle, La, i. [xiv]
Chronique de l'Etablissement de la fête, Le, i. [xviii]
Chronique des Cordeliers, Le, i. [xix], [xx]
Chrysippus, i. [322]
Chursates, i. [40]
Cilinia, i. [50]
City of God, The, i. [205]
Clain, The, i. [147]
Clairoix, ii. [145], [147], [164]
Claude de Metz, ii. [353]
Clefmont, Barthélemy de, i. [28]
Clement VIII, pope, ii. [37], [40], [42], [250], [363]
Clement of Alexandria, i. [205]
Clermont, i. [240]; ii. [92]
bishop of, i. [155]
Count of, i. [137], [147], [169], [281], [342], [446], [450]; ii. [45], [53], [73], [76]
cowardice of, i. [138], [140], [370]
Climat-du-Camp, i. [373], [375]
Clopinel, i. [143]
Clorinda, i. [lxxii]
Clotaire, King, ii. [46]
Clotilde, Queen, i. [51]-53
Clovis, King, i. [49]-53, [55], [182], [392], [445], [447]; ii. [178]
Coarraze, Lord de, i. [304]
Cœur-de-Lis, i. [118]; ii. [361]
Coinage, the Maid an authority on, i. [337]
Colard de Mailly, i. [442]
Colet de Vienne, i. [88], [96], [100], [157], [160]
Colette of Corbie, i. [xxxv], [lxxii], [72], [453], [472]; ii. [135], [184]
Colin, Jean, i. [48], [97]
[Colles], Guillaume, ii. [206], [218]
Cologne, i. [383]; ii. [362], [364], [365], [370]
Colonna, Otto, ii. [39]
Comberel, Hugues de, i. [150]
Combleux, i. [113]
Comment-Qu'il-Soit, i. [381]
Commercy, i. [436]
Damoiseau de, see [Robert de Saarbruck]
Compiègne, i. [xx], [xxxi], [198]; ii. [2], [71], [107], [138], [160], [168], [180], [261], [353]
surrenders to Charles VII, ii. [34], [51]
Jeanne at, ii. [36], [142], [405]
siege of, ii. [140], [151], [155], [193]-196
St. Corneille, ii. [208]
Conches, Governor of, i. [124]
Confessor, The King's, i. [189]
Constable of France, i. [400], [447]; ii. [44], [382]
feared by the King, i. [377]
plots to seize Jeanne, i. [379]
succeeds as favourite, ii. [351], [352]
Constable of Scotland, i. [135], [137], [139]
Constance, Bishop of, ii. [200]
Council of, i. [325]; ii. [37], [39], [42], [208]
Constantinople, i. [249]
Coppequesne, Nicolas, ii. [210], [218]
Corbeil, i. [101]; ii. [3], [123], [185]
Corbie, Jean de, i. [404], [472]
Cordeliers, the, i. [xix], [113]
Cormeilles, ii. [208]
Corneille, Abbot of, ii. [309]
Corny, ii. [357]
Coronation, moral value of, i. [391]
at Orléans, i. [392]
at Reims, i. [392]
of queens, i. [395]
Corraze, i. [121]
Corsini, Giovanni, i. [384]
Costus, King, i. [35]
Coudray, i. [158]
Coudun, ii. [146], [150], [164]
Coulommiers, ii. [3], [9]
Council, Jeanne's, see [Voices, &c.]
of Charles VII, makes use of the Maid as a mascotte, i. [378]; ii. [101]
plans of, regarding the coronation, i. [386]-394
ceases to employ Jeanne, ii. [120]
Courcelles, Thomas de, during the trial, ii. [208], [214], [246], [252], [286], [293], [329], [332], [389]
at Bâle, ii. [379]
delivers the funeral oration on Charles VII, ii. [397]
Courtenay, ii. [78]
Cousinot, Guillaume, Chronicle of, i. [xiv], [270], [292]
Coussey, i. [2], [67]
Coutances, ii. [209]
bishop of, ii. [385]
Coutes, Jean de, i. [174]
Jeanne de, i. [174]
Louis de, i. [174], [252], [448]; ii. [388]
Couvreur, Jean le, ii. [219]
Crécy-en-Brie, i. [xlvii], [229]; ii. [3]
Cremona, i. [384]
Crépy-en-Valois, ii. [10], [12], [16], [19], [23], [34], [145]
Créquy, Sire de, ii. [149], [150]
Croissy, ii. [56]
Crotoy, ii. [196]
Crusades, The, i. [250], [419], [457]; ii. [15], [29], [110]
Cuissart, C., i. [xiii]
Culant, Admiral de, i. [134], [141], [243], [304]; ii. [76]
Currency of the period, i. [19]
Cusquel, Pierre, ii. [201]
Cyrus, i. [429]
[Dagobert], King, ii. [46]
Daix, Jehannin, ii. [99]
Dammartin, ii. [19]
Daniel, i. [207]
Dante Alighieri, i. [lxviii]
Darnley, i. [137]
Daron, Pierre, ii. [201]
Dauphin, The, see [Charles VII]
Jeanne's use of title explained, i. [198]
Dauphiné, i. [149]
David, King, i. [204], [237], [384], [414], [447], [454]
Deborah, i. [165], [191], [328], [382]; ii. [27]
Decazes, Comte, ii. [415], [418]
Delachambre, Guillaume, ii. [240], [401]
Démétriade, ii. [388]
Denmark, i. [177]
Desch, Geoffroy, ii. [358]
Jean, ii. [358]
Deschamps, Eustache, i. [395]
Gilles, ii. [208]
Devils, entrance of, i. [85]
Didier of Saint Dié, i. [18], [20]
Dieppe, i. [140]; ii. [198]
Dies Iræ, i. [204]; ii. [340]
Dijon, i. [402], [458]
Diminutives, origin of, i. [6]
Dinteville, Jean de, i. [407]
Diocletian, ii. [56]
Directorium, ii. [285]
Dive, The, i. [388]
Dominicans, The, ii. [157]
Dommartin-la-Cour, i. [27]
Dommartin-le-Franc, i. [27], [28]
Domremy, i. [xxiii], [xxxi], [58], [73], [212]
situation of, i. [2], [16], [17]
inhabitants of suspected of witchcraft, i. [15]
feudal overlordship of, i. [16]
fortress of the island let, i. [19]
precautions against pillage, i. [26]
pillaged by Henri of Savoy, i. [27]
pillaged by Antoine de Vergy, i. [70], [74]
inquiries at, ii. [386]
freed from tailles, i. [452]
Douillet, Jean, ii. [393]
Doulevant, i. [27]
Drapier, Perrin le, i. [43]
Drugy, Château of, ii. [196]
Ducoudray, Jean, i. [103]
Duisy, Guillaume, i. [132], [311]
Dumas, Dr. Georges, i. [xxxiv]; ii. [401]-406
Dun, Saubelet de, ii. [366]
Dunand, Canon, i. [lxii]
Dunois, Count of, see [Bastard of Orléans]
Durance, The, i. [180]
Durand de Brie, ii. [127]
of Saint-Dié, i. [18], [20]
Durandal, ii. [75]
Duras, Marshal de, ii. [409]
Dutaillis, M. Petit, i. [lxxiii]
[Edward] III, i. [460]
Elijah, i. [191], [414], [419]
Elincourt, ii. [138]
Elisha, i. [342]
Embrun, archbishop of, see [Jacques Gélu]
Emilius, i. [50]
Engélide, ii. [31]
English, hatred of the, i. [21], [22]
occupation of France, i. [21], [23]
army driven from France, i. [xlvii]-xlix
hesitates between Angers and Orléans, i. [63]
lays siege to Orléans, i. [75]
position in France, i. [106]
composition of, i. [123], [124]
deserters from, i. [124]
disorganised by Salisbury's death, i. [130]
celebrates Noël, i. [133]
plight of, outside Orléans, i. [135]
appears in Le Portereau, i. [123], [124]
occupies St.-Loup, i. [231]
erects worthless bastions, i. [232], [281]
privations of, i. [232], [233], [241]
summoned by Jeanne to surrender, i. [245], [278], [295], [351]
receives Jeanne's letter, i. [273]-277
regards Jeanne as a witch, i. [274]-277, [310]; ii. [121]
defends Les Tourelles, i. [296]-313
defends Les Augustins, i. [297]
leaves Orléans, i. [316]
in Jargeau, i. [348], [351], [353]
at the battle of Patay, i. [369]-376
at Bray-sur-Seine, ii. [8]
skirmishes with French, ii. [23]
at Jeanne's capture, ii. [152]
buys Jeanne, ii. [175], [196]
gives her up to the Bishop of Beauvais, ii. [204]
tumult at the recantation, ii. [315], [318]
Enoch, i. [414]
Epictetus, i. [lxvii]
Épinal, Gérardin d', i. [48], [67], [436]; ii. [386]
Isabellette d', i. [48], [436]
Nicholas d', i. [48], [437]
Erard, Guillaume, ii. [208], [257], [294], [329]
preaches against Jeanne, ii. [309]-314
reads the abjuration, ii. [316]
Eratosthenes, i. [322]
Érault, Jean, i. [189]
examines Jeanne, i. [194]
writes at her dictation, i. [196]
Escouchy, Mathieu d', i. [xx]
Estellin, Beatrix, i. [5], [12]
Jeannette, ii. [386]
Esther, i. [xxvi], [339], [382]; ii. [27]
[Estivet], Jean d', ii. [205], [213], [216], [240], [385], [392]
Estouteville, Cardinal d', ii. [384]
Étampes, i. [137], [368]
Count of, i. [381]
Eugenius IV, pope, ii. [250], [355], [374], [380]
Eure, The, i. [388]
Euripides, i. [322]
Eve, i. [206]
Évreux, i. [124], [139], [366]; ii. [23]
Bailie of, i. [123]
Eymerie, Nicolas, ii. [285]
Ezekiel, ii. [230]
[Fabre], M. Joseph, i. [lxii]
Failly, Collard, ii. [366]
Fair of le Lendit, ii. [49]
Fairy lore of Domremy, i. [11]
Falconbridge, Baron, i. [123], [375]
Fastolf, Sir John, i. [332]
convoys victuals, i. [137]
at Janville, i. [283]
approaches Jargeau, i. [349], [351], [367]
plans of, i. [368], [349]
at Patay, i. [375]
uncertainty of fate of, i. [397], [399]
Fauchard, Simon, ii. [392]
Fauveau, ii. [95]
Fécamp, abbot of, ii. [208], [209], [218], [309], [329]
Fécard, Jean, ii. [261]
Felix, pope, ii. [381]
Féron, Jean, ii. [394]
Férone, Jeanne la, ii. [394], [396]
Ferrier, Vincent, i. [412]
Fesenzac, i. [38]
Feuillet, Gérard, ii. [261]
Fiefvé, Thomas, ii. [208]
Fierbois, i. [102], [475]; ii. [139]
St. Catherine's Chapel, i. [223]-226
Fitz Walter, i. [375]
Flamenc, Pierre, i. [337]
Flavy, Guillaume de, ii. [34], [132], [141], [147],

[193]
Louis de, ii. [193]
Fleury, i. [114], [288]
Jean, ii. [127]
Florence, i. [130]; ii. [374]
Flyeng Hart, The, ii. [26]
Foix, Count of, ii. [38]
[Fontaine]-auz-Bonnes-Fées-Notre-Seigneur, romance of, i. [10], [13], [14]
Fontaine, Jean de la, ii. [205], [218], [261], [264], [268], [278]
Forest of Guise, ii. [145]
Forestel, Wavrin du, i. [xx]
Fort St. George, i. [159]
Fossé, Guion du, i. [142]
Foucault, Jean, ii. [123]
Lord of, ii. [76]
Foucquet, Jean, ii. [421]
Foug, Geoffrey de, i. [60]
Fouquerel, Jean, ii. [45]
Fournier, Jean, i. [80], [418]
exorcises Jeanne, i. [84]-86
France, kingdom of, distressful state of, i. [20], [151]
Franciscans, The, i. [220]
Franquet d'Arras, prisoner of Jeanne, ii. [124]
French army, ii. [21]
famine in, i. [425]; ii. [3]
Fresnay-le-Gelmert, Lord of, i. [174]
Fresnoy, Abbé Longlet du, i. [lviii]
Freycinet, M. de, i. [xl]
Friar Richard, Jeanne's chaplain, i. [249], [448]; ii. [18], [44], [82], [97], [101], [119], [189], [260], [345]-347
history of, i. [412]
preaches in Paris, i. [413]-417; ii. [59]
suspects Jeanne of witchcraft, i. [412], [418]
at Troyes, i. [422], [424], [430], [434], [435]
designs of, ii. [86]
at Orléans, ii. [182]
Fribourg, i. [70]
Friesland, Lady of, i. [401]
Froissart, i. [xx]
Frontey, Guillaume, Vicar of Domremy, i. [47], [48]
Furtivolus, i. [471]
[Gabriel], Archangel appears to Jeanne, ii. [291]
Gaillard, Château, ii. [199]
Galelière, la, lord of, i. [174]
Gallardon, i. [xxxvi]; ii. [413]
Gamaliel, i. [214]
Gambetta, i. [xl]
Gangres, Council of, i. [197]
Garivel, François, ii. [387]
Gascon's plan to fall on Fastolf's convoy, i. [138]
Gascony, i. [149]
Gasque of Avignon, la, i. [161], [196]
Gath, i. [454]
Gâtinais, i. [241], [318]
Gaucourt, Sire de, Governor of Orléans, i. [xxx], [130], [153], [169], [211], [292], [331], [389]; ii. [63], [69], [387]
obtains supplies, i. [117]
lodges Jeanne at Coudray, i. [173]
at Blois, i. [243]
leads the attack on Les Tourelles, i. [296], [297], [304], [470]
Gazette d'Amsterdam, ii. [411]
[Gélu], Jacques, bishop of Embrun, i. [165], [181], [250], [425]; ii. [28], [261]
his treatise on Jeanne, i. [165], [180], [320]-325
mistrusts Jeanne, i. [181]
on Jeanne's captivity, ii. [162]
Geneva, i. [167]
Germain, Bishop, i. [404]
Gerson, Jean, i. [lvii], [7], [204]; ii. [112], [228], [261]
career of, i. [324]
his treatise on Jeanne, i. [xlix], [326]-331; ii. [48], [98]
Gervais, Canon, i. [209]
Geste des nobles François, i. [xiv]
Gethyn, Sir Richard, i. [123], [139], [366]-368
Gévaudan, ii. [165]
Ghent, ii. [155]
Ghiberti, Lorenzo, ii. [39]
Giac, Lord de, i. [146], [150]
Gibeaumex, i. [61]
Gideon, i. [207], [213]; ii. [243]
story of, i. [202]
Gien, i. [100], [101], [231], [240], [282], [389], [472]; ii. [78], [95]
French army at, i. [xii], [xxvi], [394], [396]
Jeanne at, i. [143]; ii. [75]
Giffart, Sir Thomas, i. [310]
Girard, Jean, i. [165], [181]
Girault, Guillaume, i. [280], [461]
Giresme, Nicole de, i. [311]
Glacidas, i. [124]
Glasdale, William, i. [124], [126], [130], [132], [304], [310]
answers Jeanne, i. [276]
summoned to surrender, i. [311]
death of, i. [312], [471]
Gloucester, Duke of, i. [107]; ii. [229]
marriage of, i. [401], [402]
Godefroy, Jean, i. [102], [103]
Godons, The, i. [22]
Golden Legend, The, i. [207]
Goliath, i. [238], [454]
Gondrecourt, Castellany of, i. [16]
le-Château, i. [65]
Good Friday, coinciding with the Annunciation, i. [219]
Gooseberry Spring, see [Fontaine-aux-Bonnes-Fées]
Gorcum, Heinrich von, i. [xxii], [383], [384]
Gorlitz, Elizabeth of, ii. [359]
Gottlieben, ii. [200]
Gouges, Lord Martin, i. [155]
Gough, Matthew, i. [367]
Gournay-sur-Aronde, ii. [141], [348]
Gouye, Colin, ii. [99]
Granier, Pierre, i. [12]
Graverent, Jean, Grand Inquisitor, ii. [185], [219], [264], [345]
Graville, Lord of, i. [137], [140], [292], [304], [372], [445]
Gray, Lord Richard, i. [123], [143]
Great Friday, i. [219]
Grenoble, Parliament of, i. [165]
Gressart, Perrinet, i. [389]; ii. [84], [91], [96]
Greux, i. [5], [16], [58], [70]; ii. [210], [386]
situation of, i. [2], [9]
freed from tallies, i. [452]
Colin de, i. [60]
Grey Friars, Neufchâteau, monastery of, i. [71], [72], [109]
Grey, John, ii. [225], [252]
Grignan, Chevalier de, ii. [407]
Grognot, Nicolas, ii. [356]
Grouchet, Richard de, ii. [249]
Gubbio, i. [213]
Guérard, Sir Thomas, i. [123], [375]
Guesclin, Bertrand du, i. [175], [338], [345]; ii. [47]
Guesdon, Laurent, ii. [201]
Gueuville, Nicolas, ii. [197]
Gugen, Arnault de, i. [372], [373]
Gui, Bernard, ii. [286]
Guido da Forli, i. [385]
[Guillaume], Jaquet, ii. [126], [127]
of Chaumont, i. [121]
of Gévaudan, ii. [165]-169, [348]-351
the Bastard of Poitiers, i. [61]
with the White Hands, i. [209]
Guillemette de la Rochelle, i. [160]
Gérard, i. [76]
Guillot de Guyenne, ii. [105]
Guitry, i. [121]
Lord de, i. [304]
Guyenne, held by England, i. [21], [149]
a herald, i. [252]
detained by the English, i. [273]-276, [295]
Guyntonia Vaticinium, i. [177]
Guyon du Fossé, i. [233]
[Hainault], Countess of, i. [401]
Haiton, Guillaume, ii. [218]
Halbourd, Jean, i. [275]
Halsall, Gilbert, i. [123]
Hannequin, Jean, ii. [210]
Harancourt, ii. [366]
Harcourt, Christophe d', ii. [53], [76]
questions Jeanne, i. [333], [334]
Harfleur, i. [lxiv]; ii. [52]
Hauviette, i. [77]; ii. [386]
Hector de Chartres, i. [153], [154]; ii. [28]
Hellande, Antoine de, i. [459]
Hennequins, The, i. [408]
Hennins, i. [415]
[Henri] de Savoie, pillages Domremy, i. [27], [28]
Henry II of England, i. [159]
Henry II of France, ii. [410]
Henry V of England, i. [lxiv], [21], [22], [60], [162], [176], [281], [359], [401]; ii. [208]
death of, i. [250], [274]
betrothal of, i. [423]
Henry VI of England, i. [li], [69], [82], [123], [432]; ii. [171], [306], [382]
minority of, i. [107]
resources of, i. [233]
summoned to surrender, i. [244]-247
to be crowned at Reims, i. [392]
at Rouen, ii. [198]
coronation of, ii. [350]
Henry VI, i. [233]
Heraclides Ponticus, i. [322]
Heresy, Church's treatment of, i. [190]
Heretics burnt at the stake, ii. [100], [237]
Hermine, i. [380]
Hermit Friars, The, ii. [239]
Hermite, Pierre l', i. [165], [181]
Herodias, i. [172]
Historia Britonum, i. [177]
History, art of writing, i. [lxviii]
Hodierne, Guillaume, i. [440]
Holophernes, i. [238], [339], [341]
Honecourt, Jean de, i. [96]
Hordal, Jean, i. [lv]
Hospitality, rules of, i. [271]; ii. [79]
Houppembière, ii. [140]
Houppeville, Nicolas de, ii. [248]
Hovecourt, i. [81]
Hugh Capet, i. [392]
Hungerford, Lord, i. [375]
Huns invade Gaul, i. [119]
Huss, John, i. [325]; ii. [115], [200]
Hussites, The, i. [xxx], [441]; ii. [20], [86]
campaign against, ii. [109]
[Île]-aux-Bœufs, i. [112], [113], [267]; ii. [377]
Île-aux-Bourdons, i. [112], [258], [265]
Île-aux-Toiles, i. [112], [268], [292], [297]
Île Biche-d'Orge, i. [112]
Île-Charlemagne, i. [112], [302]
Île-de-France, i. [lxix], [187], [233]; ii. [2], [10], [123], [165]
held by England, i. [21]
Île-Jourdain, ii. [38]
Île Martinet, i. [112]
Île Saint-Loup, i. [112]
Illiers, Florent d', i. [174], [241], [273], [304], [318], [347], [349]
Immerguet, i. [174]
Innocent III, pope, ii. [157], [215]
Inquisition, The, ii. [157], [176]
secrecy of, ii. [211]
Invention of the Holy Cross, i. [280]
Isabeau of Bavaria, i. [146]
Isabella of Lorraine, i. [91]
Isle-Adam, Sire de l', ii. [60]
[Jacob], i. [385]
Dominique, i. [65]
Jacobins, The, i. [113]; ii. [185]
Jacqueline of Bavaria, Countess, i. [401], [402]
Jacques de Chabannes, i. [129], [136]
of Touraine, ii. [95], [235], [246], [288], [294]
Jacquier, i. [7]
Jadart, M. Henri, i. [vii], [lxxiv]
Jahel, i. [191]
Janville, i. [122], [256], [283], [368]
English at, i. [371], [376], [377]
Jargeau, i. [xli], [130], [256], [265], [290]-439; ii. [87], [88], [95], [182], [184], [246], [360]
French attack on, i. [xiv], [332], [349], [355], [362]
English occupy, i. [348]
Jeanne at, ii. [97], [259]
Jarry, M. L., i. [vii]
[Jean IV]., Count d'Armagnac asks Jeanne to indicate true pope, ii. [37]-43
cruelty of, ii. [38]
excommunicated, ii. [40]
[Jean], Count of Neufchâtel, i. [70]
Count of Salm, i. [24]
de Gand, i. [162]
de Metz, i. [81], [87], [222]; ii. [386]
questions Jeanne, i. [82], [83], [99]
accompanies Jeanne, i. [89], [96], [105]
at Blois, i. [252]
enters Orléans, i. [269]
of Saintrailles, i. [121]; ii. [21]
le Bon, i. [148]
warned by the vavasour, i. [163]
Jean-Sans-Peur, i. [128]
[Jeanne d'Arc], authorities for life of, i. [vii]-xxxiii, [lxi]
mission of, i. [xii], [xxxix], [lx]; ii. [231], [279]
its political aspect, i. [190], [333]; ii. [164]
simplicity of, i. [xxvii], [lx]
military skill of, i. [xxviii], [xliii]; ii. [82], [391]
visionary nature of, i. [xxxiii]-xxxvii
priests' influence on, i. [xxxviii], [44]-47, [64], [66]
virginity of, i. [xxviii], [211]; ii. [80], [216], [265], [281]

character of, i. [xxxiii]
historical reputation of, i. [liv]
portraits of, i. [liii], [lxii], [lxxi], [336]; ii. [191], [212], [420]-423
birth of, i. [2], [467]
parentage of, i. [3]
baptism of, i. [4]-6
early childhood of, i. [6], [8], [9], [14], [16], [23]
education of, i. [8]
piety of, i. [9], [48], [80], [339], [463]
shares the village rites, i. [14], [15]
childhood of, i. [28]
first hears Voices, i. [29]
recognises St. Michael, i. [29]
visited at Domremy by SS. Catherine and Marguerite, i. [43], [47], [57], [75]
vows to preserve her virginity, i. [42]
her love of bells, i. [43]
visited by St. Michael, i. [56], [58]
visits Robert de Baudricourt at Vaucouleurs, i. [61]-66
prophesies concerning the Dauphin, i. [64], [67], [77], [81]
ridiculed, i. [67], [69], [99]
suspected of witchcraft, i. [69], [320], [412], [418]; ii. [19], [20], [36], [50], [121], [175], [177]
at Neufchâteau, i. [71]-74
summoned to appear at Toul, i. [73]
visits Robert de Baudricourt again, i. [77]
her second visit to Vaucouleurs, i. [77]-89
announces her mission to relieve Orléans, i. [77]
declares her mission to the Dauphin, i. [77], [81]-84
prophesies her death, i. [78], [333]; ii. [15], [203]
sent for by the Dauphin, i. [88], [96]-105
adopts man's attire, i. [84], [88], [89], [96]
exorcised by Jean Fournier, i. [84]-86
sent for by Duke of Lorraine, i. [89]-95
writes to her parents, i. [95]
dictates a letter to the King, i. [145]
at Chinon, i. [xiii], [156], [185], [423]
questioned as to her mission, i. [163], [165]
her interviews with Charles, and the Sign, i. [167]-173, [183]; ii. [262], [264], [269], [295]
dress of, i. [169], [197], [329], [339], [356]; ii. [147], [179], [192], [221], [240], [244], [258], [268], [276], [280], [295]
and the Duke of Alençon, i. [183]-186, [195]
is taken to Poitiers, i. [185]
examined at Poitiers, i. [191]-203
her aversion to theologians, i. [194]; ii. [221], [223]
dictates a manifesto to the English, i. [196]
prophesies the coronation at Reims, i. [198], [200]
retorts on Seguin, i. [200]
foretells the raising of the siege, i. [201]
her sign victory itself, i. [202], [214]
result of examination at Poitiers, i. [213]
miracles attributed to, i. [215], [461]-477; ii. [137], [261]
sets out for Orléans, i. [216]
armour of, i. [216], [221]; ii. [76], [83]
her chaplain, i. [221]
horses of, i. [222], [346]; ii. [356]
sword of, i. [xii], [223], [475]; ii. [75]-77, [133], [245]
standard of, i. [227]; ii. [104], [262], [281], [284]
at Blois, i. [243]
dictates manifestoes to the English from Poitiers and Blois, i. [244]
exhorts the French soldiers to repentance, i. [254]
her banner, i. [255]
leaves Blois for Orléans, i. [xiii], [256]
misled as to route, i. [258]-263
approaches the Bastard, i. [260]
her ignorance of Orléans, i. [260]
her mission at Orléans, i. [263]
prophesies change of wind, i. [264]
asks to return to Blois, i. [265]
at Chécy, i. [267]
summons the English to surrender, i. [262], [273], [276], [278], [295], [311], [316], [351]
enters Orléans, i. [264]-269
leads the Orléannais to the holy places, i. [277]
surveys the bastions, i. [279]
is offered wine, i. [279]
her belief in herself, i. [282], [343]; ii. [6], [66], [112]
meets the army from Blois, i. [283]
jests with the Bastard, i. [283]
roused from sleep by her Council, i. [284]
at St.-Loup, i. [285]-291
her influence in Orléans, i. [291], [319]
plans kept from, i. [293]
receives counsel in Orléans, i. [295]
at Les Tourelles, i. [xiii], [296]-313
wounded in the foot, i. [300]
prophesies her wound, i. [301], [306]
prophesies success in Orléans, i. [303]
is wounded in the shoulder, i. [306], [314]; ii. [246]
hears Mass on the Sabbath, i. [315]
leaves Orléans for Blois and Tours, i. [318]
approved by Gélu, i. [320]
approved by Gerson, i. [326]-331
urges the King to Reims, i. [333]
questioned as to her Voices, i. [334], [341]; ii. [229]-235, [238], [242], [253], [258], [261], [268], [272], [274], [277], [283],
[327], [331]-334, [402]-406
at Loches, i. [335]-338
fame of, i. [336], [381]-385, [461]-477; ii. [160]-163
her prayer for France, i. [336]
consulted as a saint, i. [337], [434], [452], [453]; ii. [41]-43, [81]-83, [260], [272]
at Selles-en-Berry, i. [338]
wishes for prayers for her soul, i. [342]
prophesies the English evacuation, i. [344]
prophesies to Guy de Laval, i. [346]
marches on Jargeau, i. [349]-355
receives gifts at Orléans, i. [355], [356]
hopes to rescue the captive Duke, i. [357]
meets the Constable, i. [364]
at Beaugency, i. [364]-367
at Patay, i. [369], [376]
prophesies victory at Patay, i. [370], [372]
at Orléans, i. [377], [396]
prophesies the coronation of Charles, i. [378]
Constable's plot to seize, i. [379]
her loyalty to Charles VII, i. [380]
her progress to Reims, i. [385], [403]
led by the King's Council, i. [388]
at Gien, i. [396]
dictates a letter to Tournai, i. [396]-400
invites Burgundy to the coronation, i. [400]
dictates a letter to Troyes, i. [419], [422]
at Troyes, i. [424], [427], [430], [432]-434
prophesies victory at Troyes, i. [427]
at Châlons, i. [436]
at Reims, i. [448]-458
dreams of a crown, i. [448], [475]; ii. [233], [234], [255], [269]
ring of, i. [453]; ii. [254]
writes to the Duke of Burgundy, i. [456]
legends of, i. [463]-476
prophecies by, i. [470]-477; ii. [355], [356]
re the English, i. [xvi]; ii. [252], [281]
writes to Reims, ii. [4]-6, [51], [107], [116]
political judgment of, ii. [7]
betrayed, ii. [16]
rides with the scouts, ii. [22]
poems in honour of, ii. [25]
prophecies relating to, ii. [29]-32
personal appearance of, ii. [32]
at Compiègne, ii. [36]
marches towards Paris, ii. [36]-77
replies to the Count d'Armagnac, ii. [43]
stands as godmother, ii. [50], [260]
Parisian opinion of, ii. [59], [98], [99], [158]
summons Paris to surrender, ii. [67], [273]
is wounded in the thigh, ii. [69], [72]
turned from Paris, ii. [72]
drives prostitutes from the army, ii. [74], [75]
at Selles-en-Berry, ii. [78]-82
at the attack on St.-Pierre-le-Moustier, ii. [85]
and Catherine de la Rochelle, ii. [87]-90, [101], [183]
collects money for the army, ii. [88], [92], [94], [95]
at Moulins, ii. [92]
writes to Riom, ii. [93], [94]
grant of nobility, ii. [102], [212]
fêted at Orléans, ii. [103]
writes to Tours, ii. [104]
leases a house in Orléans, ii. [105]
at Sully, ii. [106]-118
on crusading, ii. [110]
her letter to Sigismund, ii. [112]
in the trenches of Melun, ii. [122]
attempts to exchange prisoners, ii. [124]-132
at Senlis, ii. [138]
used as a mascotte, ii. [148]
at Margny, ii. [148]-150
is taken prisoner, ii. [152]
attempts escape from Beaulieu, ii. [160]
prayers for deliverance of, ii. [161]-163
claimed by Cauchon, ii. [170]-178, [181], [195], [197], [204]
at Beaurevoir, ii. [178]
leaps from the Tower, i. [xix]; ii. [181], [261], [273], [275], [295], [405]
writes to Tournai, ii. [189]
at Arras, ii. [191]-196, [420]
taken to Rouen, ii. [196]-198
in prison at Rouen, ii. [198]-204, [212]-217
information against, ii. [210]-212, [239]
her wish to escape, ii. [225], [276]
becomes a prisoner of the Church, ii. [225]
preliminary trial, i. [viii], [xxiii], [lii]; ii. [221]-284
place of trial of, ii. [227], [247]
her letter to the English, ii. [231]
illness of, ii. [220]-242, [289]
refuses to reveal the King's secret, ii. [245], [262], [264], [295]
trial of, pronounced illegal, ii. [246]-248
her letter to the Count d'Armagnac, ii. [250]
does not speak to the priests of her visions, ii. [266]
charges against, ii. [275], [287]-289, [291], [295], [300]-305
would appeal to the pope, ii. [282], [312]
is offered an advocate, ii. [284]-286
trial in ordinary, ii. [284]-322
sustained by her Voices, ii. [289], [291]
her desire for the sacraments, ii. [290]
in the torture chamber, ii. [292]
deserted by her friends, i. [liv]; ii. [297]
exhorted by Maurice, ii. [305]-307
refuses to recant, ii. [307], [313]
preached at by Erard, ii. [308]-314
sentence against, ii. [314]
recants, ii. [315]-319
English resume possession of, ii. [321]
resumes woman's attire, ii. [322]
resumes man's attire, ii. [324]
retracts her recantation, ii. [325]-328
is told of her death, ii. [380]
second recantation of, i. [ix], [xxvii]; ii. [331]
confesses and receives the Sacrament, ii. [333]
is burnt at the stake, ii. [335]-342
trial for rehabilitation, i. [xxvi]-xxxii, [xlii]; ii. [384]-392
medical opinion on, ii. [401]-406
Jeanne of Évreux, i. [395]
de Valois, Queen, i. [395]
du Lys, Claude de Metz, impersonates Jeanne d'Arc, ii. [353]-376
the Maid of Sermaize, ii. [392], [393]
Jeremiah, i. [414]
image carved by, i. [219]
Jerusalem, i. [186], [249]
Queen of, see [Yolande]
Jesus Christ, i. [207]
Jhesus-Maria on the standard, i. [227]
on letters, i. [245], [295], [397], [419], [456]; ii. [43], [281]
on Jeanne's ring, i. [452]
Joachim, François, i. [348]
Joash, i. [xl], [202]
John, Count of Porcien, see [the Bastard of Orléans]
Duke of Brittany, caution of, i. [379]-381
Duke of Burgundy, murder of, i. [21], [400], [422]; ii. [17]
King of France, i. [xxxvi], [63]; ii. [54]
XXIII, Pope, i. [153]
Joinville, Jeanne de, inherits Bourlémont, i. [14], [19], [27]
Château de, i. [27], [98]
Jonah, i. [344]
Joshua, ii. [27]
Journal du Siège, Le, i. [xiii]
Jouvenel des Ursins, Jean, i. [lxiv], [187], [192], [408]; ii. [385]
Judas Maccabæus, i. [328]
Judith, i. [165], [191], [238], [328], [339], [341], [382]; ii. [27], [87], [367]
Julien, hill of, i. [2]
Jumièges, Abbot of, ii. [208], [209], [309]
Justin, i. [205]
[Kalt] Eysen, Heinrich, ii. [364]
Kennedy, Lord Hugh, i. [218]; ii. [124]
Kermoisan, Thudal de, i. [347], [363]
Kernanna, i. [xxxv]
King's Evil, i. [459]
Kiriel, Sir Thomas, ii. [348]
Kyrthrizian, Richard, i. [224]
[L'Averdy], i. [vii], [lix]
La Beauce, i. [lxix], [108], [112], [121], [131], [134], [318], [233], [241], [255], [354]
plain of, i. [163]
route through, i. [259], [282], [371]
La Belle d'Anjou, i. [184]
La Bergère, i. [348], [350]
La Bougue, ii. [95]
La Chapelle, ii. [50], [63], [70]
La Charité, i. [389]; ii. [84], [164], [167], [272]
siege of, ii. [90], [94], [96], [103], [261]
La Croix-Boissée, i. [134], [143]
La Croix-Morin, i. [278]
La Ferté-Milon, ii. [10], [16], [60]
La Ferté-sous-Jouarre, ii. [408]
La Grange-aux-Ormes, ii. [353], [357], [375]
[La Hire], i. [105], [115], [137], [139],

[141], [149], [267], [273], [347], [450], [465]; ii. [22], [68], [196], [199], [348], [387]
ravages Bar, i. [24], [26]
comes to Orléans, i. [129]
bribed by Tours, i. [218]
at Blois, i. [244]
meets the army from Blois, i. [283]
in Orléans, i. [292], [298], [304]
pursues the English, i. [316]
at Jargeau, i. [351]
at Patay, i. [369], [372]
on the way to Reims, i. [403]
La Joyeuse, i. [75]
La Lomagne, ii. [38]
La Motte-Nangis, ii. [38]
La Perruque, M., ii. [414], [415]
La Petite Ancelle, ii. [93]
La Porète, ii. [237], [294]
La Pucelle, ii. [93], [390]
La Retrève, i. [373], [374]
La Roche-St.-Quentin, i. [217]
La Rochelle, i. [xviii], [240], [319], [360]; ii. [87]
La Romée, i. [177]
La Rousse, i. [70]
La Sologne, i. [108], [113], [123], [131]
route through, i. [256], [259], [283], [284]
La Trémouille, Sire de, i. [x], [xlix], [146], [363], [379], [446], [450]; ii. [53], [84], [106]
King's favourite, i. [147], [152], [155], [169], [253]
at Chinon, i. [184]
starts for Reims, i. [403]
bribed by Auxerre, i. [406]
governs Compiègne, ii. [35], [44], [45]
before Paris, ii. [69], [72]
held to ransom, ii. [91]
Jeanne in charge of, ii. [109], [119]
tries a substitute for Jeanne, ii. [163]-169
taken prisoner, ii. [351]
La Tour-d'Auvergne, Baron, i. [137], [140]
La Valette, Comte de, ii. [415]
Laban, i. [385]
Labrousse, Suzette, i. [xxxv]
Lactantius, i. [205], [322]
Ladvenu, Martin, i. [xxvi]; ii. [329], [330], [333], [389]
Lagny-sur-Marne, i. [xxxi], [xlvi]; ii. [78], [147], [211], [261], [371]
Jeanne at, ii. [123], [133]-137
Laiguisé, Gille, i. [408]
Huet, i. [408]
Jean, policy of, i. [408]-411, [428]
Lançon, ii. [412]
Lang, Mr. Andrew, i. [v]
Langeais, i. [150]
Langres, Bishop of, i. [447]; ii. [309]
Langlois, Jean, i. [240]
M. E., i. [lxxiv]
Languedoc, i. [117], [154]
Laon, i. [50], [189], [460]; ii. [4], [11], [358]
Duke of, i. [447]
Lapau, i. [217]
Laplace, i. [lxviii]
Lassois, Durand, i. [59], [60], [66], [75], [76], [88], [89]; ii. [240], [386]
Lattes, i. [210]
Launoy, Jean de, i. [lv]
Laval, André de, i. [345], [364]; ii. [9], [394]
Anne de, i. [338]
château of, i. [345]; ii. [393], [396]
family, The, i. [243]
Dame Jeanne de, i. [338], [346]; ii. [47], [394]
Guy de, i. [346], [364], [372], [446], [450]; ii. [9], [47], [63], [394]
Lavisse, M. Ernest, i. [lxxiii]
Le Boucher, Marie, ii. [36]
Le Brun de Charmettes, i. [lxi]
Le Dunois, i. [318]
Le Fèvre de St.-Remy, i. [xx]
Le Jouvencel, i. [241]; ii. [133]
Le Langart, Jean, i. [5]
Le Lendit, Fair of, ii. [49]
Le Maçon, Robert, i. [xlii], [153], [211]
Le Maistre, Husson, i. [451]
Le Mans, i. [115], [134], [231], [240], [287]
Bishop of, ii. [383], [394]
Maid of, ii. [394]-396
Les Martinets, i. [26]
Les Montils, Château of, ii. [396]
Le Petit, ii. [99]
Le Portereau, i. [292], [300]
Orléannais at, i. [301], [302], [307]
Le Sourd, ii. [99]
Le Vauseul, Aveline, i. [59], [60]
Jeanne, i. [59]
Les Augustins, Battle of, i. [xiv]
Les-Douze-Pierres, i. [134]
Lebuin, Michel, i. [67]
Lecamus de Beaulieu, i. [147]; ii. [332]
Leclerc, Jean, i. [348]
Lecourt, Gille, i. [224]
Lefèvre, Gervaise, ii. [95]
Jean, ii. [238], [388]
Lefèvre-Pontalis, M. Germain, i. [v], [vii], [xxi], [xxii], [lxii]
Legends of Jeanne, i. [xxii], [liv]
Legros, M., ii. [417]
Leliis, Théodore de, i. [xxiii]
Lemaistre, Jean, ii. [219], [221], [228], [264], [343], [388]
Lenisoles, Jean de, ii. [310]
Lenten observances, i. [156]-158
Leparmentier, Mauger, ii. [293]
Leprestre, Jacques, i. [279]; ii. [104], [361]
Leroyer, Catherine, i. [79], [80], [84], [86], [97]
Henri, i. [79], [97]; ii. [240], [357], [386]
Lettrée, i. [435]
Lévy, MM. Calmann, i. [lxxiv]
Liébault de Baudricourt, i. [24], [61]
Liège, ii. [194]
Lignerolles, i. [373], [374], [375]
[Ligny], David de Brimeu, Lord of, i. [458]; ii. [51], [91], [140]
Jeanne in charge of, ii. [191]
Lille, i. [lxxiv]
Limousin, i. [200]
Lingui, Jean, i. [5]
Lisieux, ii. [209]
Bishop of, ii. [382]
Loches, ii. [361]
Jeanne at, i. [335]-338
Lætare Sunday, i. [13], [156]
Logic, picture of, i. [382]
Lohéac, Marshal of, ii. [98]
Lohier, Jean, ii. [246]-248
Loire, The, i. [100], [112]; ii. [4]
Loiret, The, i. [lxxiv], [111]-113
Loiseleur, Nicolas, at the trial of Jeanne, ii. [208], [210], [213], [238], [242], [246], [252], [293], [308], [314], [329], [331], [334]
at Bâle, ii. [379]-381
Lombard, Jean, examines Jeanne, i. [189], [193]
London, fort, i. [134], [231]
Tower of, i. [359]
Longueville, i. [450]; ii. [208], [387]
Duc de, i. [lvi]
Prior of, ii. [309], [319]
Loré, Lord Ambrose de, i. [243], [258], [267], [292], [316], [434]; ii. [76], [123]
[Lorraine], i. [389]
a herald, ii. [155]
Charles II, Duke of, i. [14], [18]; ii. [1], [9], [81], [231]
makes war on La Hire, i. [24]
sends for Jeanne, i. [89]-95
Louis I of Bourbon, ii. [91], [96], [106]
Louis VIII, i. [443]
Louis XI, i. [xviii], [lxxi]
Louis XIV, i. [xxxvi]; ii. [409]-412
Louis XVIII, i. [xxxvi]; ii. [414]-419
Louis, Dauphin, i. [221]; ii. [39]
betrothed to Margaret of Scotland, i. [83]
Louis, Duke of Orléans, i. [128], [144], [161], [325]
death of, i. [358]
Louis of Luxembourg, ii. [60]
Louis the Fat, i. [392]
Louvet, President, i. [155]
Louviers, ii. [348], [370]
Louvois, M. de, ii. [408]
Lowe, Nicole, ii. [354], [356]
Lozère Mountains, ii. [165], [348]
Luce, Siméon, i. [vii], [xxxi], [lxii]
Luciabelus, ii. [111]
Lucifer, ii. [111]
Lucius, Pope, ii. [336]
Luçon, i. [399]
Lude, Sire du, i. [353]
Luillier, Jean, i. [xxvi], [280], [356]; ii. [386]
Lunéville, ii. [136]
Luxembourg, Dame Jeanne de, ii. [178], [190], [359], [362], [365]
Jean de, i. [xi]; ii. [51], [299]
Count of Ligny, ii. [140], [143], [149]
Jeanne in charge of, ii. [154], [159], [172], [177], [188]-191, [196]
visits her at Rouen, ii. [202]
Luys, Doctor, i. [xxvi]
Luzarches, i. [103]
Lyon, i. [xxiii]; ii. [410]
Les Célestins, i. [324]
Lyonnais, i. [149]
Lyonnel, ii. [152]
Lys, Du, i. [xvii]; see [Jean] and [Pierre d'Arc]
[Machecoul], i. [xvi]; ii. [370]
Machet, Gérard, i. [xlii], [1], [9], [204], [333]; ii. [379]
circulates prophecies of Jeanne, i. [196], [197]
Maçon, Jean de, i. [189], [280], [281]
Macy, Aimond de, ii. [179], [202]
Magala, i. [454]
Maguelonne, Bishop of, i. [163]
examines Jeanne, i. [188]
Maillé, Sire de, i. [446]
Mailly, Jean de, ii. [388]
Maine, i. [21], [106], [387]; ii. [383]
Maintenon, Mme. de, ii. [412]
Mainz, Diet of, ii. [381]
Maire, Guillaume le, i. [189]
examines Jeanne, i. [193]
Manchon, Guillaume, ii. [205], [218], [227], [247], [257], [324], [389]
Mandrakes, i. [415]; ii. [255]
Mantes, i. [310]; ii. [348]
Manuel, Nicolas, i. [lxxi]
Pierre, ii. [201]
Marchenoir, i. [255], [318]
Maréchal, Humbert, i. [465]
Margaret of Scotland, i. [83], [167]
Margny, ii. [164], [145], [146], [153]
attack on, ii. [148]-150
Marguerie, André, ii. [324], [329]
Marguerite of Bavaria, i. [93]
Marie de Maillé, i. [161]
Marie de Sully, ii. [106]
Marie, Queen, i. [181], [217], [395], [396], [458]; ii. [78], [119], [182], [395]
Marie-Thérèse, Queen, ii. [407]
Marne, The, i. [98]; ii. [3], [9]
Marseilles, ii. [412]
Martin V, Pope, i. [381], [402]; ii. [37], [175], [250], [363]
policy of, ii. [39]
crusaders of, ii. [109], [110]
Martin, Henri, i. [l]
Martin, Ignace Thomas, i. [xxxvi]
mission of, ii. [413]-419
Martin, M. le Dr., ii. [413]
Martin, M. Paul, ii. [418]
Marville, ii. [357], [358], [368]
Massieu, Jean, i. [xxvi]; ii. [206], [218], [228], [256], [261], [312], [317], [319], [326], [333], [338], [340], [389]
Mathieu II, of Lorraine, i. [71]
Mathurins, The, i. [109], [275]; ii. [70]
Matthias, Don, i. [121]
Maupertuis, i. [229]
Maurice, Pierre, ii. [280], [246], [299], [329], [331], [334], [340]
exhorts Jeanne, ii. [305]-307, [315]
Maxentius, the Emperor, i. [36]-41
Maxey-sur-Meuse, i. [2], [8], [20], [23], [35]
Maxey-sur-Vaise, i. [2], [60]
Maximian, ii. [56]
Mayenne, The, i. [388]
Meaux, i. [410]
tree of Vauru, ii. [12]
Megret, i. [348]
Mehun-sur-Yèvre, i. [150], [198]; ii. [83], [102], [397]

Meledon, Jacques, i. [189], [193]
Melun, ii. [3], [71], [120]
defenders of, i. [114]
Jeanne at, ii. [122]
Melusina, i. [12]
Mende, Bishop of, i. [404]
Mountain, ii. [165]
Mengette, ii. [386]
Mennot, Robert le, i. [161]
Merari, i. [191]
Mercier, Catherine le, i. [174]
Mercury, i. [166]
Merlin, prophecies of, i. [10], [175]-177, [275]; ii. [27], [30], [240], [391]
story of, i. [175]
Mesnage, Mathieu, i. [189]
Messire, Jeanne's use of, i. [64]
Jeanne as the herald of, i. [261], [262]
Metz, ii. [354], [357], [365], [374]
Bishop of, i. [18]
war against, i. [92]
Meung-sur-Loire, i. [xli], [127], [130], [255], [256], [366], [439]; ii. [23]
English retreat to, i. [316], [318], [332], [362], [366], [371]
French take, i. [368]
Meurthe, The, i. [89]
Meuse, course of the, i. [1], [2]
Meyer, M. Paul, i. [lxxiii]
Micah, ii. [411]
Michel, François, farrier, mission of, i. [xxxvi]; ii. [407]-412
Michelet, i. [lxi]
Midi, Nicolas, ii. [208], [246], [261], [287], [294], [337], [392]
Midianites, i. [202]
Miélot, Jean, i. [35]
Milan, i. [221], [384]
Duke of, i. [399]; ii. [374]
Milbeau, Yves, questions Jeanne, i. [380], [418]
Minerva, i. [lxxii]
Minet, Jean, Vicar of Domremy, i. [4]
Minguet, i. [174]
Minier, Pierre, ii. [248]
Miriam, i. [327], [330]
Mitry, Lord of, i. [174]
Molandon, Boucher, de, i. [vii]
Moleyns, Lord, i. [304], [310], [312]
Molyns, William, i. [124], [130]
Moniteur, Le, i. [lx]
Monks spread legends of Jeanne, i. [212]
join the armies, i. [254]
Monmouth, i. [275]
Monod, M. Gabriel, i. [v]
Monstrelet, Enguerrand de, i. [xix]; ii. [153]
Montacute, Thomas, see [Salisbury, Earl of]
Montaing, i. [128]
Montalcin, Jean de, i. [167]
Montan, the hermit, i. [50]
Montargis, i. [121], [282], [311], [403]; ii. [8], [421]
siege of, i. [129], [132]
Governor of, i. [144], [169]
Montbéliard-Saarbruck, Jean de, i. [436]
Montéclaire, i. [16]
Montendre, i. [144]
Montepilloy, i. [xx]; ii. [21], [65]
Montereau, Bridge of, i. [21], [146], [166], [379], [400]; ii. [8], [16], [17], [19], [52], [58], [352]
Montesclère, Jean de, i. [xiv], [132], [143], [298], [299], [366]; ii. [193]
Montfaucon, ii. [87], [88], [127], [184]
Montgomery, Lord, ii. [144]
Montier-en-Saulx, i. [65], [98]
Montigny-le-Roi, i. [58]
Montjoie, i. [435]
Montmaillard, i. [116]
Montmédy, ii. [136]
Montmirail, ii. [3]
Montmorency, Sire de, ii. [73]
Montpellier, i. [163], [210], [240]
Montpensier, Count of, ii. [91]
Montpipeau, i. [256]
burnt by the English, i. [377]
Montremur, Raymon de, ii. [96]
Mont-Saint-Michel-au-Péril-de-la-Mer, Abbey of, i. [30]; ii. [208], [309]
Morant, Pierre, ii. [128], [130]
Morcellet, Sire de, ii. [133]
Morel, Aubert, ii. [293]
Jean, godfather of Jeanne, i. [5], [12], [436]; ii. [386]
Moreau, Jean, ii. [182], [210]
Morhier, Sir Simon, i. [139]; ii. [57]
Morieau, Raulin, i. [451]
Morin, Jourdain, i. [189]
Mortemart, Abbot of, ii. [309]
Mortemer, ii. [208]
Jeanne de, i. [211]
Moselle, The, ii. [353]
Moses, i. [207], [327], [414]; ii. [27]
Moslant, Philibert de, i. [124], [432], [433], [438]
Moulins, i. [240]; ii. [13]
Jeanne at, ii. [92]
Mount Ganelon, ii. [146]
Sombar, i. [30]
Tombe, i. [30]
Mousque, Maître, i. [166]
Mugot, i. [174], [285], [306]
Muñoz, Gil, ii. [40]
Musnier, Simonin, i. [7]
Myrmidons, The, i. [382]
Mystère du Siège, Le, i. [xiv]
[Notre] Dame d'Amiens, ii. [197]
d'Ancis, i. [137]
des Ardents, ii. [134]
des-Aviots, ii. [136]
de Bermont, i. [9], [14], [48]
de Clèry, i. [127], [288]
de Fierbois, ii. [76]
de Liance or Liesse, ii. [358]
de-la-Pierre, ii. [195]
de-la-Voûte, i. [80]
Nancy, i. [14], [68], [89], [93], [95]
Nantes Bridge, i. [xvi]
Napoleon Bonaparte, i. [lix]
Narbonne, Council of, i. [318]; ii. [320]
Nations, union of, i. [lxvii]
Nativity of the B.V.M., ii. [62]
Naundorf, ii. [419]
Navarre, College of, ii. [394]
Naviel, Jean, ii. [192]
Nebuchadnezzar, i. [325], [409]
Nennius, i. [322]
Nettles, i. [356]
Neufchâteau, i. [5], [11], [163], [436]
situation of, i. [1], [2]
people of Domremy shelter at, i. [70]
Neufchâtel, i. [70]
Nevers, i. [410]
Neville, William, i. [123]
Nicanor, i. [322]
Nicolas V, Pope, ii. [384]
Nicolazic, Yves, i. [xxxv]
Nicole de Giresme, i. [264]
Nicopolis, i. [249], [253], [457]; ii. [110]
Nider, Jean, ii. [366]
Noël, feast of, i. [133]
Nogent-sur-Seine, i. [438]; ii. [52]
Noirouffle, ii. [193]
Nolhac, M. Pierre de, ii. [422]
Nonnette, ii. [20]
Normandy, held by England, i. [21], [233]
war in, i. [385], [387]
French lose, ii. [23], [24]
French conquest of, ii. [382]
Norwich, Bishop of, ii. [309]
[Nostradamus], i. [xxxvi]; ii. [409], [410]
Novelompont, Jean de, i. [xxix], [xxx], [81]; ii. [386]
Noviant, Dame de, i. [174]
Noyon, Bishop of, i. [447]; ii. [144], [299], [309], [388]
Nucelles, Lord of, i. [123]
Nuremberg, i. [221]
Nyssa, i. [206]
[Ogiviller], Château d', i. [19]
Henri d', i. [19]
Oise, The, ii. [44], [142], [145]
Olet Stone, i. [115]
Olibrius, Governor, i. [32]-34; ii. [53]
Olivet, i. [111], [113], [258]
Olivier, Richard, ii. [385]
Or, Mme. d', i. [433]
Oriflamme, i. [182]
Origen, i. [205]
Orléans, i. [xxii], [63], [410]; ii. [4], [360], [386]
administration of, prior to siege, i. [115]
Bishop of, i. [447]
citizens and garrison of, i. [122]
description of, i. [108]-114
Jeanne's house in, ii. [105]
citizens of, buy off the English, i. [106]
prepare for war, i. [116]-121
refuse to surrender, i. [122]
destroy their suburbs, i. [131]
celebrate Noël, i. [133]
send to the Duke of Burgundy, i. [142]
hear of the Maid, i. [144]
lose faith in their defenders, i. [230], [242], [281]
pillage St.-Laurent, i. [234]
penitence of, i. [236]
their belief in Jeanne, i. [239], [461]
welcome Jeanne, i. [268]-273, [277]; ii. [103]
rebel against the knights, i. [272]
overestimate the English forces, i. [280]-282, [301]
attack St.-Loup, i. [284]-291
attack Les Tourelles, i. [296]-313
poverty of, i. [331]
recognise Jeanne as their commander, i. [339], [348], [366]; ii. [84]
defray expedition to Jargeau, i. [347]; and to Beaugency, i. [366]
their gifts to Jeanne, i. [355]
defray costs, ii. [94]
welcome Jeanne's impersonator, ii. [360], [367]
City of:
Aumône, i. [230]
Bouchet Wharf, i. [258]
Chesneau, i. [109], [125], [132], [311]
Écu St.-Georges, i. [241]
Field of St.-Privé, i. [134]
Hôtel de la Pomme, i. [122]
Île de Charlemagne, i. [134]
Île Motte des Poissonniers, i. [111], [112]
Île Motte S.-Antoine, i. [111], [112]
La Belle Croix, i. [111], [126], [295], [311]
Jeanne at, i. [276]
La Croix Boissée, i. [278]
Le Portereau, i. [111], [112], [123], [131]
Les Augustins, i. [261], [292]
capture of, i. [297], [319]
Les Tourelles, i. [xviii], [xxx], [xli], [111], [124], [261], [362]; ii. [149], [194]
attack on, i. [125], [292], [296]-313, [319], [461], [470]
abandoned by French, i. [126]
English garrison in, i. [130]
London, i. [231], [281], [303]
Olivet, i. [123]
Paris, i. [231], [281], [283]
attacked, i. [273]
Pont Jacquemin-Rousselet, i. [111]
Porte Bernier or Bannier, i. [110], [113], [122], [136]
Porte de Bourgogne, i. [113], [120], [135], [258], [286], [296], [470]
Jeanne enters by, i. [268], [269]
Porte Paris, i. [110], [288]
Porte du Pont, i. [110], [111], [276]
Porte Renard, i. [114], [270], [278], [286], [302]
stormed, i. [135], [136]
Porte S.-Aignan, i. [110]
Rouen, i. [231]
Rue Aux-Petits-Souliers, i. [132]; ii. [105]
Rue de la Rose, i. [270], [294]
Rue des Hôtelleries, i. [130]
Rue des Talmeliers, i. [270]
S.-Aignan, i. [113], [120], [131]
Ste.-Croix, i. [236], [270]
S.-Euverte, i. [131]
S.-Jean-de-Bray, i. [113]
S.-Jean-le-Blanc, i. [113], [124]
S.-Ladre, Chapel of, i. [113]
S.-Laurent-des-Orgerils, see under [St.-Laurent]
St.-Loup, see under [St.-Loup]
S.-Michel, Church of, i. [113]
St.-Paul, i. [258]
St.-Pierre-Empont, i. [258]
S.-Pierre-Ensentelée, i. [113]
St.-Pouair, i. [262]; attacked, i. [273]
S.-Sulpice, i. [115]
Tour de l'Abreuvoir, i. [110]
Tour de la Barre-Flambert, i. [110]
Tour Croiche-Meuffroy, i. [110]
Tour Neuve, i. [109], [111], [125], [268], [297]
Tour de Notre Dame, i. [110], [126]
Tour Regnard, i. [110]
Tour St.-Antoine, i. [111]
Tour S. Samson, i. [110], [115]
University of, i. [121]
Siege of, i. [xli]
journal of, i. [xiii]
defences of, i. [xli]
surrounded by English, i. [75]
victuals sent by Mme. Yolande, i. [92]
procession in, i. [123]
first attack, i. [125]
attack by Talbot, i. [132]
semi-investment of, i. [134]
sally from, i. [137]
victuals enter, i. [232]
Burgundians leave, i. [234]
raised, i. [316]
cost of, i. [332]
Orléans, a herald, i. [118]
Orléans, Duke of, see [Charles]
Orly, Henri d', see [Henri of Savoy]
Orne, The, i. [3]
Ourches, Aubert d', i. [13], [81]; ii. [357]
Ours, Seigneur de l', ii. [125]-133
Oxford, i. [274]
[Palm] Sunday, i. [278]
Pamiers, ii. [260]
Panyngel, Richard, i. [123]
Paradise, mediæval conception of, i. [236], [237]
Pardiac, ii. [38]
Count of, i. [147]
Paris, i. [xxiii], [137], [154],

[368], [386]; ii. [9], [19]
English occupation of, i. [21], [108]; ii. [55], [57]
Jeanne prophesies concerning, i. [201]
Charles VII to enter, i. [247]
Parliament of, i. [326]
synod at, i. [410], [413]
Jeanne outside, ii. [50]-77
governed by Duke Philip, ii. [52], [53], [58]
defences of, ii. [54], [55], [60], [66]
Burgundian allegiance of, ii. [57], [58]
citizens of, their dislike of Charles VII, ii. [58]-60
their horror of Jeanne, ii. [59]
attack on, ii. [64]-70, [97]
Armagnac Conspiracy in, ii. [128]-131
examinations for witchcraft in, ii. [1], [185]-187
Bishop of, ii. [187]
Henry VI crowned in, ii. [350]
returns to Charles VII, ii. [352]
under Charles VII, ii. [371]
Jeanne's impersonator in, ii. [371]-374
City of:
Hôtel de l'Arbre-See, ii. [125]
Hôtel de l'Ours, ii. [125]
Hôtel de la Pomme de Pin, ii. [129]
Inns of, ii. [125]
Les Célestins, ii. [55]
Les Moulins, ii. [63], [66]
Montmartre, i. [417]; ii. [20], [415]
Pont Neuf, ii. [125]
Porte St.-Antoine, ii. [129]
Porte St.-Denys, ii. [55], [350]
Porte St.-Martin, ii. [53], [60]
Rue Barbette, i. [358]
Rue St.-Antoine, ii. [125]
St.-Antoine, ii. [54]
Ste.-Chapelle, i. [395]
St.-Denys, i. [326], [330]
St.-Eloi, i. [410]
Ste.-Geneviève, i. [413]; ii. [62]
St.-Honoré, i. [xxx]; ii. [66]
St.-Jean-en-Grève, i. [325]
St.-Laurent, i. [60]
St.-Merry, i. [415]
University of, i. [166], [189], [409]; ii. [54], [371]
consulted, by the English, i. [274]
opinion of Jeanne, ii. [98], [99], [294]-297
rectors of, ii. [208]
claim Jeanne for the inquisition, ii. [156], [172], [177], [190]
decision of, ii. [299]
mediates peace, ii. [352]
error of, ii. [385]
of Troy, i. [138]
Parlament at Poitiers, i. [186]
Partada, Alonzo de, i. [298], [299]
Parthenay, i. [379]
Pasquerel, Jean, i. [xxiv], [xxx], [249], [252], [259], [267], [283], [285], [300], [302], [306], [399]; ii. [41], [109], [133], [189], [388]
becomes Jeanne's chaplain, i. [218], [220], [221]
Jeanne confesses to, i. [290], [307]
writes at Jeanne's dictation, i. [295]
Jeanne talks with, i. [342], [343]
superseded, ii. [86]
writes to Sigismund, ii. [112]
Patay, Battle of, i. [xii], [xx], [xlii], [369]-376; ii. [22], [57], [109], [356]
Town of, i. [373]
Patrie, la, idea of, i. [lx], [lxiii]-lxviii
Paul, Eléonore de, i. [217]
Peñiscola, ii. [37], [40]
Penthesilea, Queen, i. [191], [222], [382]
Pepin the Short, i. [395]
Perceval de Cagny, i. [227]
Perche, i. [387]
Earl of, see [Salisbury]
Perdriau, Guillaume, ii. [130]
Perdriel, Jaquet, ii. [129], [130]
Periapts, i. [274]
Périgueux, ii. [97]
Périnet, ii. [392]
Perquin, Jean, ii. [127]
Perrin, ii. [386]
Petit, Gérard, ii. [210]
Jean, i. [325]; ii. [170]
Pharaoh, i. [409]
[Philip], Duke of Burgundy, i. [91], [92], [325], [358], [361], [432], [438]
welcomes the English, i. [21]
ravages Vaucouleurs, i. [24]
is offered Orléans as a pledge, i. [142], [233]
invited to the coronation, i. [400], [456]
the truce with, i. [458]; ii. [7], [51]-53, [107]
commands Paris, ii. [52]
his designs on Compiègne, ii. [139]-151
exults over Jeanne, ii. [153]
refuses to give her up, ii. [156], [159]
makes peace with Charles, ii. [352]
Philip the Good, i. [398]
Philippe I, i. [459]
Philippe VI, i. [79]
Philippe le Bel, i. [183]
Philippe of Valois, i. [148], [209], [250]
Picardy, i. [388]
held by England, i. [21]
Pierre de Beauvau, i. [223]
de la Chapelle, i. [121]
de St.-Valerien, i. [167]
Pierre de Versailles, i. [189]
examines Jeanne, i. [194]
rebukes Jeanne, i. [335]
Isambard de la, i. [xxvi]; ii. [330], [341], [389]
Pierronne of Brittany, ii. [86], [97], [119], [123], [185]-187, [345]
Pigache, Jean, ii. [248]
Pillas, Jean, i. [271]
Pinel, Dr., ii. [416]
Pithiviers, i. [231]
Plancy, Sire de, i. [407]
Plutarch, i. [xlvi]
Poignant, Guyot, i. [58]
Poiresson, ii. [392]
Poissy, Abbey of, ii. [25]
Poitiers, i. [xlvii], [117], [164], [240], [326], [329], [343]; ii. [81], [297], [318], [346]
Battle of, i. [63], [102]
Bishop of, i. [150]
charged with examination of Jeanne, i. [188]
Hôtel de la Rose, i. [192]
Parliament of, i. [xvii], [xxv], [187]; ii. [103]
examines Jeanne, i. [xli], [185], [223], [239], [242]; ii. [387]
examines Guillaume the shepherd, ii. [166]
poverty of, i. [188]
Rue St.-Étienne, i. [216]
Poitou, i. [148], [363]; ii. [3]
Pole, Alexander, i. [354]
John, i. [123], [231]
Sir John, i. [354]
William, see [Suffolk], Earl of
Pomponne, M. de, ii. [409]
Pont-à-Mousson, i. [61]; ii. [135], [357]
Pontanus, Paul, i. [xxiii]
Ponthieu, i. [388]; ii. [196]
Pont-l'Evêque, ii. [144], [272]
Pontorson, Governor of, i. [123]
Pont-Ste.-Maxence, ii. [107], [139], [146]
Porcien, i. [128]
Porète, Marguerite la, ii. [237], [294]
Porphyrius, i. [39], [41]
Port de Lates, i. [163]
Poton de Saintrailles, i. [115], [121], [137], [139], [142], [149], [233], [304]; ii. [142], [145], [348], [357]
at Blois, i. [244]
attacks Jargean, i. [332]
at Patay, i. [372]
on the way to Reims, i. [403]
taken prisoner, ii. [349]
Poulengy, see [Bertrand]
Power, Hamish, i. [227]; ii. [104]
Héliote, i. [228]; ii. [104]
Poynings, Lord, i. [304], [310], [312]
Pragmatic Sanction, ii. [379]
Préaux, ii. [208]
Abbot of, ii. [309]
Premonstratensians, the, i. [473]
Pressy, Jean de, ii. [192]
Prestre, Jacquet le, i. [279]
Preuilly, Jeanne de, i. [211]
Preux, Les, i. [338]
Priam of Troy, i. [xiv], [lxviii], [49], [382], [448]; ii. [30]
Priests, influence on Jeanne, i. [xxxviii], [45]-47, [64], [66], [79]
adapt the prophecy of Merlin, i. [178]-180
their view of her mission, i. [190]
spread legends, ii. [28]
Privat, ii. [165]
Procops, The, ii. [110]
Prophecies, adaptation of, i. [178]-180
by Bede, i. [178]
by Jeanne, i. [64], [67], [78], [143], [470]-477; see also under [Jeanne d'Arc]
two distinct sources of, i. [78]
by Merlin, i. [175]-177
concerning Jeanne, i. [166], [196]; ii. [29]-32, [111], [239]
literal interpretation of, i. [413], [426]
of our Lord by Sibyls, i. [204], [205]
of the Maiden Redemptress, revised, i. [45], [59], [80]
royal heed of, i. [160]-162
Prostitutes in the French army, i. [253], [291]; ii. [74]
Provins, ii. [3], [7], [8]
Pucelle, i. [143]
Puy-en-Velay, i. [218], [252]; ii. [204]
La Vierge Noire, i. [277]
Puy, Jean du, i. [217]
[Quenat], Jean, ii. [357]
Quicherat, Jules, i. [vii], [x], [xxxvii], [l], [lxi]
Quillier, Jean, ii. [369]
[Raban] of Helmstat, ii. [363]
Rabateau, Jean, Lay Attorney-General, Jeanne in the house of, i. [191]-203; ii. [103]
Rabelais, i. [lxv]
Raguenel, Tiphaine, i. [338]
Raimondi, Cosmo, i. [384]
Rainguesson, Jean, i. [5]
Rais, Maréchal de, Marshal of France, i. [xv], [xvi], [243], [258], [266], [282], [287], [292], [318], [372], [445], [450]; ii. [34],
[63], [67], [370], [392]
at Les Tourelles, i. [298], [299], [304]
resources of, i. [348]
leads to Reims, i. [403]
Rampston, Thomas, i. [124]
Raphaël, ii. [243], [416]
Ratisbonne, ii. [423]
Raymond, i. [252]
Récollets, Des, ii. [410]
Recordi, Pierre, ii. [260]
Regent, see [Bedford]
Regnart family, The, i. [270]
Régnier de Bouligny, ii. [78]
[Regnault] de Chartres, Chancellor of France, Archbishop of Reims, i. [xli], [xliii], [xlix], [141], [169]; ii. [10], [76], [142],
[192], [299]
held to ransom, i. [148]
finds the coronation at Reims politic, i. [199], [392], [393], [442]
at Blois, i. [243]
career of, i. [153]-156
gathers an army, i. [240]
character of, i. [390], [476]
approves of Jeanne, i. [390]
crowns Charles VII, i. [447]-449
questions Jeanne as to her death, ii. [15]
policy of, ii. [53]
tries a substitute for Jeanne, ii. [163]-169, [347]-351
Regnault, Guillaume, i. [354]
Reims, i. [77], [143], [163], [209], [405]; ii. [71], [116], [119], [211], [358], [383]
Archbishop of, see [Regnault de Chartres]
ampulla of, i. [52], [56]
Cathedral of, i. [445], [453]
labyrinth in, i. [320]
Charles VII, crowned at, i. [443]-449
citizens of, welcome Charles VII, i. [394]
surrender to Charles VII, i. [437]-443
invoke help of Charles VII, ii. [4], [10]
coronation at, prophesied, i. [198]
Jeanne's letter to, ii. [107]
Jeanne's progress to, i. [333], [385]
Porte Dieulimire, i. [443]
Remi, Bishop of, i. [50]-53
route to, i. [393]
Rue du Parvis, i. [451]
St.-Denys, i. [444]
Tau, i. [450]
Reinach, M. Solomon, i. [v]
Relation, La, i. [xviii]
Remeswelle, ii. [140]
[Réné] d'Anjou, Duke of Bar, Count of Vaudémont, i. [18], [26], [96], [389]; ii. [393]
restores cattle to Domremy, i. [27]
character of, i. [91]
succession of, disputed, i. [92]
Requests, master of, i. [169]
Ressons, ii. [138]
Resurrections of unbaptized children, ii. [135]-137, [261]
Reuilly, i. [267]
Rhodes, order of, i. [264]
[Richemont], Arthur, Duke of Brittany, Constable of France, Count of, i. [146], [147], [155], [370], [372]
held to ransom, i. [176]
at Beaugency, i. [363]-367
Richer, Edmond, i. [lv], [viii]
Rifflart, i. [132], [311]
Rigueur, Jean le, ii. [130]
Riom, ii. [93]
[Robert] de Baudricourt, Captain of Vaucouleurs, i. [xx], [61], [77], [81], [160], [351], [451]; ii. [231], [266], [357]
offends the Duke of Burgundy, i. [24]
seen by Jacques d'Arc, i. [58]
character of, i. [61]

his opinion of Jeanne, i. [66], [78], [84], [87], [97]
his letters concerning Jeanne, i. [87], [160], [162], [168]
death of, ii. [392]
[Robert] de Saarbruck, makes war against Didier et Durand de Saint-Dié, i. [18], [20]
a formidable neighbour, i. [22], [24], [58]
taxes Domremy, i. [25]
Robert, Duke of Bar, i. [61]
the Wise, i. [392]
Robine, Marie, i. [161]
Roche, Jean, ii. [126]
Roche, M. Louis Charrier de la, ii. [415]
Rochechouart, Lord of, i. [139]
Rochefort, Sire de, i. [407], [432], [433]
Rogier, i. [xxxii]
Rolland the Scrivener, i. [166]
Romain, Henri, ii. [188]
Romance of the Rose, i. [359]
Rome, i. [381]; ii. [26], [99], [111], [374]
Empress of, i. [449]
Romée, Isabelle, mother of Jeanne, see [Isabelle]
origin of surname, i. [3]
Romorantin, Jeanne at, i. [346]
Rosier family, The, i. [192]
Rostrenen, François de, i. [363], [381]
Rouge Bombarde, ii. [140]
Roule, ii. [66]
Roussel, Raoul, ii. [208], [210], [293], [388]
Rouvray-St.-Denis, i. [138], [139], [213], [229], [282]
Battle of, i. [370]
Rouen, i. [xxiii], [xxxii], [li], [124], [332]; ii. [24], [60], [171], [196], [386]
Archbishop of, i. [395]
Bourg-l'Abbé, ii. [308]
Jeanne at, i. [464]; ii. [198]
Old Market Square, Jeanne is burnt in, ii. [335]-342
Royer, Thévenin le, i. [5]
Roze, Jeannette, i. [5]
Ru, The, i. [363]
Rude, i. [lxiii]
[Saarbruck], Robert de, see [Robert]
Sabbat, i. [150]
Sabbath, fighting on the, i. [315]
Sabinella, Queen, i. [35]
Sablon, The, ii. [353]
Sailly, i. [98]
St.-Agnes, i. [208]
St.-Aignan, i. [101], [392]
story of, i. [118]-120
shrine of, i. [236]
intercedes for Orléans, i. [236], [314], [461]
Charles VII at, i. [345]
St.-Amance, i. [7]
St.-Ambrose, i. [471]
St.-Andrew, Cross of, i. [403]; ii. [60], [66], [129]
St.-Anthony of Padua, i. [xxxix]; ii. [272]
St.-Augustine, i. [205]
St.-Avy, Jean de, i. [142], [233]; ii. [209]
St.-Barbara, i. [208]
St.-Bellin, Geoffroy de, ii. [124]
St.-Benedict, order of, i. [189]
St.-Benoit-sur-Loire, Jeanne at, i. [377]
St.-Catherine, i. [xxxix]; ii. [139]
history and martyrdom of, i. [34]-41, [159], [328]
her shrine and miracles at Fierbois, i. [102]-105, [475]
sword of, i. [223]; ii. [75], [245]
language of, i. [200]
touches rings, i. [453]
comforts Jeanne at Beaurevoir, ii. [180], [182]
crown of, ii. [233]
comforts Jeanne in prison, ii. [274]
of Siena, i. [xxxv], [lxxii], [457], [469]; ii. [167], [348]
[St. Catherine] and St. Margaret, i. [lvi], [194], [215], [239], [263], [333], [378], [437], [449]; ii. [43]
appear to Jeanne at Domremy, i. [42], [49], [57], [75]
reassure Jeanne at Poitiers, i. [193]
appear to Jeanne at Chinon and Tours, i. [224]
bid Jeanne take the standard, i. [227]
appear to Jeanne at Orléans, i. [285], [301], [340], [357]
comfort Jeanne wounded, i. [307]
appear at Rouen, ii. [325], [327]
speak of Catherine de la Rochelle, ii. [90]
foretell Jeanne's death, ii. [122]
Jeanne's testimony concerning, ii. [242], [295], [296], [403]-406
embraced by Jeanne, i. [xxxiii]; ii. [283], [404]
[Ste.-Catherine-de-Fierbois], i. [145]; ii. [232]
St.-Cecilia, i. [448]
St.-Charlemagne, i. [182], [261]; ii. [178]
St.-Christina, i. [207]
St.-Claire, Convent of Neufchâteau, i. [71]
St.-Clare, i. [459]
order of, ii. [92]
St.-Claude, i. [162]
St.-Cyr, i. [xxxvii]
St.-Denys, i. [xlv], [31], [57], [160], [189], [250], [335], [395], [417], [476]; ii. [44], [46]-49, [63], [265]
head of, i. [326], [330]; ii. [48], [61]
story of, ii. [46]-49
Jeanne at, ii. [46]-53, [75]
English sack, ii. [83]
burial of Charles VII at, ii. [397]
St.-Dizier, i. [26]
St.-Dominic, i. [xxxix]
order of, i. [189]
St.-Dorothea, i. [207]
St.-Etienne, i. [100]; ii. [41]
Cardinal, ii. [37]
St.-Euphemia, i. [207]
St.-Euphrosyne, i. [198]
St.-Euverte, i. [118], [120], [392]
intercedes for Orléans, i. [236], [314], [461]
St.-Florentin, i. [407]
St.-Florent-les-Saumur, i. [183], [353]
Abbey of, i. [184]
St.-Fort, i. [459]
St.-Francis of Assisi, i. [xxxix], [213], [220]; ii. [166], [348]
order of, i. [71]-73
St.-Gabriel, ii. [253]
St.-Geneviève, i. [208]
St.-George, i. [250], [278]; ii. [420]
shield of, i. [130]
story of, i. [159]
English cry of, i. [273]
St.-Georges de Boscherville, ii. [208]
St.-Gilles, Lord, i. [372]
St.-Grégoire de Tours, ii. [21]
St.-Gregory, Pope, i. [85]
of Nyssa, i. [206]
St.-Hubert's Day, i. [371]
St.-Jean-d'-Angers, ii. [139]
St.-Jean-de-Braye, i. [258], [268]
St.-Jean-de-la Ruelle, i. [136]
St.-Jean-des-Bois, i. [198]
St.-Jean-le-Blanc, i. [231], [261], [263], [268], [293], [297], [298]
St.-Jerome, i. [205]
St.-John the Baptist, high repute of, i. [5]
day of, i. [344], [464]; ii. [123], [253], [356], [362]
St.-John the Evangelist, i. [206], [414], [430]; ii. [165], [310]
St.-Julien, i. [157]
St.-Ladre, i. [136], [143]
[St.-Laurent-des-Orgerils], i. [112], [114], [119]
English camp at, i. [131], [134], [244], [261], [276], [278], [288], [292], [303], [307], [313]
pillaged by citizens of Orléans, i. [234]
St.-Laurence's Eve, ii. [60]
St.-Lawrence, i. [157]; ii. [48]
St.-Lô, ii. [208], [219]
prior of, ii. [309]
St.-Louis, i. [57], [159], [219], [261], [445]; ii. [14], [48], [178]
crown of, i. [475]
[St.-Loup], i. [xli], [113], [134], [264]
Abbaye aux Dames, i. [289]
attack on, i. [284]-291, [319], [461]
Convent of the Ladies of, i. [287]
English occupy, i. [231], [268]
St.-Luke, ii. [230]
St.-Marc, i. [268]
St.-Marcellin, i. [180]
St.-Marcoul, i. [459]
St.-Marcoul-de-Corberry, i. [459]
St.-Marie-de-Vaucouleurs, i. [79]
St.-Margaret, i. [liv], [194], [263]
history and martyrdom of, i. [32]-34
honoured in France, i. [31]
language of, i. [200]; ii. [254]
Church of, at Elincourt, ii. [139]
see [St. Catherine and St. Margaret]
St.-Mark, ii. [230]
St.-Martha, i. [xxix]
St.-Martin-de-Tours, i. [165]
St.-Martin-le-Bouillant, ii. [345]
St.-Martin's Day, i. [lxix]; ii. [181], [253]
St.-Mary Magdalen, ii. [48]
St.-Maurice, i. [404]; ii. [420]
St.-Mesmin, Aignan de, ii. [360]
[St.-Michael], i. [lxxiv], [118], [141], [160], [194], [263], [333], [378], [437]; ii. [316], [341]
patron saint of France, i. [29], [30]; ii. [49]
appears to St. Catherine, i. [37], [193]
visits Jeanne, i. [29], [44], [56], [57], [58], [340]; ii. [197], [243]
Feast of, i. [314]
personal appearance of, i. [xxxiii]; ii. [255], [278]
letters from, i. [xliii]; ii. [267], [272]
St.-Nicholas, Chapel of, i. [88]
St.-Nicholas-du-Port, i. [90], [97]
St.-Nicolas-le-Painteur, ii. [246]
St.-Ouen, ii. [208], [308]
St.-Paul, i. [55], [213]; ii. [216], [267]
St.-Péravy, i. [373], [374]
St.-Peter, i. [51], [55], [162], [206]
St.-Phal, i. [407], [412], [418], [422]
St.-Pierre de Chaumont, Priory of, i. [189]
St.-Pierre-le-Moustier, attack on, ii. [84], [85], [93]
St.-Pol, Bastard, i. [20]
St.-Privé, i. [292], [302]
St.-Quentin, ii. [154]
St.-Remi, i. [4], [198], [445], [447]
history of, i. [49]-53
miracles of, i. [54], [55]
St.-Riquier, ii. [196]
St.-Sanxon, ii. [362]
St.-Sauveur, i. [103]
Ste.-Ségolène, ii. [366]
St.-Sigismond, i. [256], [373], [377]
St.-Sixtus, i. [51]
St.-Thecla, i. [207]
St.-Theresa, ii. [402]
St.-Thiébault Spring, i. [9]
St.-Thomas, i. [lxviii]
St.-Urbain, Abbey of, i. [98]
St.-Urbain, Pope, i. [98]
St.-Valery, ii. [198]
St.-Vallier, Sire de, ii. [67]
Saint Simon, ii. [410]
Saints consulted, i. [337]
Sakya Muni, i. [xix]
[Salisbury], Earl of, i. [116], [151], [287]; [149], [348]
invades France, i. [108]
reaches Janville, i. [122]
death of, i. [126], [127]
Salm, Count of, see [Jean]
Salon-en-Crau, i. [xxxvi]; ii. [407]
Salvart, Jean, ii. [199], [201]
Samoy, i. [113]
Samson, i. [384]
Samuel, i. [447], [448]
Sanguin, Guillaume, ii. [58]
Saonelle, The, i. [2]
Sarmaize, Maid of, ii. [392], [393]
Satan, ii. [296]
Saul, i. [447], [454]
Saulcy, i. [88]
Saumoussay, ii. [393]
Saumur, i. [103], [379]; ii. [393]
Sauve, Catherine, i. [210]
Savignies, ii. [348]
Savin Renaud, ii. [128]-130
Savoy, Duke of, see [Amédée]
Scales, Thomas, Lord of, i. [123], [135], [231], [245], [261]
summoned by Jeanne to surrender, i. [276]
at Meung, i. [362]
taken prisoner at Patay, i. [375], [397], [399]
Scarron, i. [lv]; ii. [412]
Scotland, i. [154]
Secret, the King's, i. [172]
Seguent, Jean, ii. [207]
Seguin, Brother, examines Jeanne, i. [189], [200]; ii. [387]
Séez, Bishop of, i. [447]; ii. [53], [183]
Seille, The, ii. [353]
Sein, Island of, i. [204]
Seine, The, i. [100], [388]; ii. [4], [78]
Selles-en-Berry, i. [450]; ii. [9]
Jeanne at, i. [338]-346; ii. [78]
Selles-sur-Cher, i. [101]
Semendria, i. [249]
Semoy, i. [268]
Seneca, i. [lxvii]
Senlis, ii. [11], [20], [34], [44], [53], [76], [83], [144]
Jeanne at, ii. [138], [165], [195], [356]
Senlis, Bailie of, ii. [131]
horse of bishop of, ii. [45], [261]
Sens, i. [403],