_Maître Jean Beaupère_: To questions of fact on which she has certain knowledge she should reply at once; to others, on which she has not certain knowledge or which relate to law, delay should be granted if she asks for it. _Maître Jacques de Touraine_: Agrees with the preceding. _Maître Nicolas Midi_: The same, with this addition: That the Jurists should be consulted in order to decide if she should be constrained to swear from the present time. _Maître Maurice Duguesnay_: The same as the Abbot of Fécamp. _Maître Jean de Nibat_: As to the Articles he would refer to the Jurists; as to the oath, she is bound to swear regarding such things as touch on the Trial or the Faith; if on other subjects she should ask delay, let it be granted to her. _Maître Jean Lefevre_: Refers to the Jurists. _Maître Pierre Maurice_: She should answer to what she knows. _Maître Gerard_: She is bound to reply on oath. _Maître Jacques Guesdon_: Agrees with preceding. _Maître Thomas de Courcelles_: She should answer; each Article should be read to her, and she should answer them in order. As to delay, it should be granted to her on such points of the subject as she should request it. _Maître André Marguerie_: She ought to swear on what touches the Case: as to doubtful points she should be allowed delay. _Maître Denis Gastinel_: She ought to swear; the Promoter is right to demand her oath; as to what action should be taken in case she should refuse, it would be necessary for him to consult his books. _Maître Aubert Morel_, and _Maître Jean Duchemin_: She ought to swear. * * * * * The opinion of the others is lacking. Then We, the Judges, considering the request of the Promoter, by the advice of each of the Assessors, gave order, and do give order, that the Articles just produced by the Promoter shall at once be read and shewn in French to the said Jeanne, who, on each of them, shall answer according to knowledge; and if there are any points on which she asks delay, delay of right shall be granted to her. Then the Promoter did abjure all calumny—that is to say, affirmed upon oath, that he was not led to bring these Articles against the said Jeanne by favour, rancour, hate or fear, but was solely animated by zeal for the Faith.