read to twenty-two Assessors. March 24th, Saturday The Judges, Delafontaine, and six Assessors visit Jeanne in prison, and the examinations are read over to her in French by Manchon. March 25th, Palm Sunday The Bishop and four Assessors visit Jeanne in prison. The complete papers of the Process ex officio are given to the Promoter that he may prepare the Articles of Accusation for the Trial in Ordinary. March 26th, Monday At a meeting at the Bishop’s house, twelve Assessors and the two Judges being present, it is decided to proceed on the following day to the Trial in Ordinary, to be conducted by the Promoter. _Trial in Ordinary._ 1430–1. March 27th, Tuesday Solemn sitting in the Great Hall of the Castle; the two Judges and 38 Assessors present. The Act of Accusation, in Seventy Articles, is produced by the Promoter, and read to Jeanne by Thomas de Courcelles. Questions are put to her on each Article. March 28th, Wednesday. The same continued—35 Assessors present. March 31st, Easter Eve. The Judges and 9 Assessors visit Jeanne in prison, to question her on sundry points upon which she had asked for delay. 1431. April 1st, Easter Day. April 2nd–4th, The Judges and certain of the Monday-Wednesday Assessors employ themselves in reducing the Seventy Articles to Twelve; these are finally drawn up by Nicholas Midi. April 5th, Thursday The Twelve Articles are sent to the Assessors for their opinion, which they are asked to send in by April 10th. April 12th, Thursday Consultation of 22 Assessors, who