MASTER JOHN OF NIBAT--"The said Joan is impenitent and a relapsed sinner. Let her undergo her punishment." FATHER FABRE--"A heretic by habit, hardened in her errors, a rebel to the Church, the body of the said Joan should be delivered to the flames, and her ashes cast to the winds." ABBOT OF MONTEMART--"I hold as my brother. Only I am of the opinion that she should be given a second chance to abjure." FATHER GUELON--"That is my opinion." CANON COUPEQUESNE--"Mine also." CANON GUILLAUME--"Let the said Joan be offered a second chance to retract. If she refuses, then death." CANON MAURICE--"I favor such a second summons, although I do not expect good results from it." DOCTOR WILLIAM OF BANDIBOSC--"I side with my very dear brother." DEACON NICOLAS CAVAL--"The relapsed sinner should be treated without pity, according to her deserts. She should be burned to death." CANON LOYSELEUR--"The said Joan should be delivered to the temporal flames." THOMAS OF COURCELLES--"The woman is a heretic and relapsed sinner. She may be summoned a second time, and told that if she persists in her errors, she has nothing to expect in this world." FATHER JOHN LEDOUX--"Although such a second attempt seems to me idle, it might be tried so as to demonstrate the inexhaustible kindness of our mother the Church." MASTER JOHN TIPHAINE--"I favor this second, though idle, attempt." DEACON COLOMBELLE--"I am of the same opinion." ISAMBARD OF LA PIERRE--"Secular justice will take its course if the said Joan refuses to abjure a second time."