(_Signed_) “BOISGUILLAUME.” “And I, Guillaume Manchon, Priest, of the Diocese of Rouen, Apostolic and Imperial Notary, I affirm that I assisted in the collation made of the aforesaid Process, with the Registrars signed above and below; I affirm that this collation of the present copy with the original Minute of the Process hath been duly made. For which, in the same way as the two other Registrars, I have subscribed the present copy with my own hand, affixing thereto my sign-manual, to this required. (_Signed_) “G. MANCHON.” “And I, Nicholas Taquel, Priest of the Diocese of Rouen, sworn Imperial Public Notary and of the Archiepiscopal Court of Rouen, called as Registrar to a part of the foregoing Process, I affirm that I have seen and heard the present copy collated with the original register of the said Process; I affirm that this collation hath been duly made. For which, with the two other Registrars preceding, I have subscribed with my own hand the present Process, affixing thereto, here, my sign-manual, to this required. (_Signed_) “N. TAQUEL.” [Here follow the seals of the two Judges, marked in red wax on the original copies of the Process, prepared to the number of five.] SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATIONS[104] AND PROCEEDINGS AFTER THE RELAPSE. _Information given after the Execution on many things said by Jeanne, at the end of her life and in articulo mortis._ Thursday, 7th day of June, 1431, We, the Judges, did _ex-officio_ take information upon certain things which the late Jeanne had said before persons worthy of credit when she was still in prison and before being brought to judgment. EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES. 1. _The venerable and circumspect_ MAÎTRE NICOLAS DE VENDERÈS, _licentiate in Canon Law, Archdeacon of Eu, hath declared upon oath as follows_: Wednesday, 30th day of May, Eve of the Feast of Corpus Christi, Jeanne, being still in the prison of the Castle of Rouen where she was detained, did say that considering the Voices which came to her had promised she should be delivered from prison, and that she now saw the contrary, she realized and knew she had been, and still was, deceived by them. Jeanne did, besides, say and confess that she had seen with her own eyes and heard with her own ears the apparitions and Voices mentioned in the Case. At this were present, you, the Judges aforesaid, and besides Maître Pierre Maurice, Thomas de Courcelles, Nicolas Loyseleur, Brother Martin Ladvenu, Jean Toutmouillé, Jacques Lecamus, and several others. BROTHER MARTIN LADVENU, _Priest of the Order of Saint Dominic, did say and depose, upon oath, as follows_: