Footnote 170
From the Condemnation Trial transcript, testimony on March 12, 1431:
"Asked whether she thought she had committed a sin when she left her
father and mother, she replied that since God had commanded it,
it was necessary for her to do it. She also said that since God had
commanded it, if she had had a hundred fathers and mothers, or had
been a King's daughter, she would have gone nevertheless."
In MS 1119, the relevant passage
occurs on folio 29v, lines 9 - 12
(see "Procès de Condamnation...", folio 29v).
For translations, see:
Barrett's "The Trial of
Jeanne d'Arc", p. 98;
For a translation of the same passage in the Orleans Manuscript,
see: Scot's "The Trial of Joan of Arc",
pp. 104 - 105.
Also see: Pernoud's "Joan of Arc
By Herself and Her Witnesses", p. 32.