“What arms did you offer at Saint Denis?”
“My whole suit of white armour [‘album harnesium suum;’ Gallicè, ‘un blanc harnoys,’] as beseems a soldier, with a sword I had won before Paris.”
“Why did you make this offering?”
“In devotion, and as is the custom of soldiers when they have been wounded. Having been wounded before Paris, I offered them at Saint Denis, because that is the war-cry of France.”
“Did you do it that these arms might be worshipped?”
“No.”
“What was the purpose of these five crosses which were on the sword that you found at Saint Catherine of Fierbois?”
“I know nothing about it.”
“Who prompted you to have painted on your standard Angels with arms, feet, legs, and clothing?”
“I have already answered you.”