Footnote 384
From the deposition of the Duke of Alencon: "... there were gathered
together up to six hundred lances of the King's men wishing to go to
the town of Jargeau, which the English held under occupation; and
that night we slept in a certain forest; and on the morrow came other
Royal troops led by the lord Bastard of Orleans and Lord Florent
d'Illiers, and certain other captains; and the combined assembly
was found to be about twelve hundred lances..."
For the relevant section of his testimony as it appears in the original, see
DuParc's "Procès en Nullité...",
Vol I, p. 383; ; and Quicherat's "Procès...",
Vol III, p. 94.
For translations, see
Oursel's "Les Procès de Jeanne d'Arc", p. 287, and Pernoud's "The Retrial of Joan of Arc",
p. 138.