 | William Henry Ireland - 1824 - 840 páginas
...was a noble captayne of ye dukes of Burgoyne and many Englyshe men, Pycardes and Burgonyons whiche were of our party before the towne of Compyne, the...other captaynes were putt to raunsonne." — Higden's Polyctironicon, 1527. fol. 335. " In thys very season the English men in the colde moneth of December... | |
 | William Henry Ireland - 1824 - 496 páginas
...other captyns with her; and all brought to Roan, and there she was judged by the lawe to be brentc. And thenne she sayde that she was with chylde, wherby..." In thys very season the English men in the colde monetli of December besieged the towne of Laigny, in the which was the Puzel and divers other good... | |
 | 1847 - 584 páginas
...laAve to be brent. And then she sayd that she was with childe; wher by she was respited a whyle (I); but in conclusyon, it was founde that she was not with chylde, and then she was brent in Roen. And the othere capitayns were put to raunson and entreated as men of warre ben acustomed.... | |
 | 1877 - 574 páginas
...there she was juged by the lawe to be brente. "And thenne she sayde that she was with chylde, whereby she was respyted a whyle. But in conclusyon it was founde that she was not with chylde. And thenne she was brente in Roan. And the other capytaynes were put to munsonne, and entreated aa nieu... | |
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... party before the towne of Compyne, the thre and twentyest daye of Maye, the sayd Pucell was take in the felde armyd lyke a man and many other captyns with her; and all brought to Roan, and there she was judged by the lawe to be brente. And thenne... 