Ornament Room. (41 Assessors.) The Bishop decides to continue the Examination privately. March 4th–9th, The Examinations are considered by Sunday-Friday the Bishop and some of the Doctors, and it is decided to question Jeanne on sundry doubtful points. March 10th, Saturday First Private Examination, in prison, conducted by Delafontaine, assisted by two Assessors and two witnesses. March 12th, Monday Second Private Examination, in prison, in the morning. Third Private Examination, in prison, in the afternoon, the Bishop not present. In the Bishop’s house, on the same day, the letter from the Inquisitor, appointing his Vicar to act as his Deputy, is read; and the Vicar is appointed to act as Judge. March 13th, Tuesday The Vicar joins with the Bishop and appoints his officers. Fourth Private Examination,—the first at which the Inquisitor is present as Judge. March 14th, Wednesday. Fifth Private Examination, in prison, in the morning. Sixth Private Examination, in prison, in the afternoon. 1430–1. March 15th, Thursday Seventh Private Examination in prison. March 17th, Saturday Eighth Private Examination, in prison, in the morning. Ninth Private Examination, in prison, in the afternoon. March 18th, Passion Consultation of the Bishop with Sunday twelve Assessors, in the Bishop’s house. They adjourn till March 22nd, to deliberate over the examinations already held. March 22nd, Thursday Consultation at the Bishop’s house. Résumé of the answers of Jeanne