attempted escape, 81; delivered to the Duke of Bedford for £15,000, 334, 337; prison changed to Beaurevoir, 337; her leap from its tower, 54, 74, 75, 85, 337, 353, 355, 356, 363, 364, 369; removed to Arras, thence to Crotoy, finally to Rouen, 337; trial opened in Chapel Royal, Rouen Castle, 3, xix; its Inquisitorial form, 338; constitution of the court, 3, 8, 14, 22, 33, 34, 98, 99, 103; objections to method of trial, xix-xx; by at least two assessors, 182, 257, 339; course of trial reviewed, 339–41; promoters or counsel for prosecution, 3, 9; application to hear Mass prior to opening of case refused, 4; the charge, 4; applies for counsel, but refused, 173; offered but declines counsel from assessors, 102; statements as to counsel, 180, 182, 187, 193, 195, 204, 209, 339; urged as to whole truth in matters of faith, 5; requested to answer on oath, 5; conditionally declines, 5, 9, 15, 22, 33, 44; makes oath in the matter of faith, not of revelations, 6, 342; declines to say her _Pater_ except in Confession, 7; sworn on second day, after remonstrance, 9; held in a lay prison on an ecclesiastical charge, xviii, 162, 163; shameful prison treatment, xvii, 7, 174, 189, 192, 195, 304, 338; her jailer, 195; her male attire, 12; done nothing in the world but by order of God, even to taking male attire, 26, 46, 65, 79, 114–15, 347, 351; if released will wear woman’s dress, 21, 95; desire to hear Mass, in what attire not settled, 81; in war received sacrament in male dress, 51; adherence to male dress, 87, 88, 189; had a Voice from God for help and guidance, 10; craved no reward from the apparition or Voice than her soul’s salvation, 13; the Voice her adviser, 16, 83, 306, 307; votive candles to St. Catherine and St. Margaret, 82–3; source of her counsel, 320; believed as firmly as her belief in the Christian faith and that God hath redeemed us that the Voice came to her from God, 17, 195, 356, 370; warned that she would be captured, 57; the Voice heard during her trial, 22, 39; comforted by her Voices, 62, 67, 118; her prayer for counsel, 358, 364; her request to Voices, 75–6; advised in certain things for the King alone, 17; faith in her mission from God, 87, 115, 203, 356; the Voice accompanied with brightness or light, 10, 18, 27, 75; her visions, 15, 16, 306; faith in the grace of God, 18; for details of visitation by Voices refers judges to examination at Poitiers, 24, 46; unless with Divine authority refuses details, 352; subtlety of questions put to her, 160, 184, 196, 202, 203, 215, 299, 305; warns judge of his responsibility by her trial, 14, 16, 76; comfort from St. Michael, 24, 25, 84; interrogated as to St. Michael and St. Gabriel, 45; came in God’s name, send me back to God, 15; waits on our Lord, 90, 91, 108;