Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc
2006-12-20 07:58:54
Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of Arc.
http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html
http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html
Re: [Richard III Society Forum] Joan of Arc
2006-12-21 04:32:52
here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and french.
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html
roslyn
Bill Barber <bbarber@...> wrote:
Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of Arc.
http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html
roslyn
Bill Barber <bbarber@...> wrote:
Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of Arc.
http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html
Re: [Richard III Society Forum] Joan of Arc
2006-12-21 04:57:02
If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
fayre rose wrote:
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> here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> french.
> http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>
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> roslyn
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> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> Arc.
> http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>
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fayre rose wrote:
>
> here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> french.
> http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> Arc.
> http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>
>
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Re: [Richard III Society Forum] Joan of Arc
2006-12-21 05:26:24
or..a spark d'arc?
joan is really quite interesting.
there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturing children from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting...the villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors who were allowed to speak to joan.
roslyn
Bill Barber <bbarber@...> wrote:
If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
fayre rose wrote:
>
> here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> french.
> http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> Arc.
> http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>
>
>
>
>
joan is really quite interesting.
there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturing children from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting...the villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors who were allowed to speak to joan.
roslyn
Bill Barber <bbarber@...> wrote:
If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
fayre rose wrote:
>
> here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> french.
> http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> Arc.
> http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>
>
>
>
>
Re: [Richard III Society Forum] Joan of Arc
2006-12-21 05:48:43
Bluebeard was Gilles de Rais. He was quite a piece of work along the
line of Elizabeth Bathory.
fayre rose wrote:
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> or..a spark d'arc?
>
> joan is really quite interesting.
>
> there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate
> daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't
> remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard
> legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturin g children
> from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting.. .the
> villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
>
> and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i
> stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de
> gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors
> who were allowed to speak to joan.
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
>
> fayre rose wrote:
> >
> > here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> > french.
> > http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> > <http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>>
> >
> > roslyn
> >
> > Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber% 40eol.ca> > wrote:
> > Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> > Arc.
> > http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> > <http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>>
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line of Elizabeth Bathory.
fayre rose wrote:
>
> or..a spark d'arc?
>
> joan is really quite interesting.
>
> there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate
> daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't
> remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard
> legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturin g children
> from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting.. .the
> villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
>
> and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i
> stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de
> gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors
> who were allowed to speak to joan.
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
>
> fayre rose wrote:
> >
> > here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> > french.
> > http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> > <http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>>
> >
> > roslyn
> >
> > Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber% 40eol.ca> > wrote:
> > Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> > Arc.
> > http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> > <http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>>
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Re: [Richard III Society Forum] Joan of Arc
2006-12-21 13:11:34
'Spark d'Arc' it is.
Do you want to co-author the paper? I've watched enough CSI (all three)
to fake up a good document. As for the evidence, let's "send it to
trace" as 'real' crime scene investigators say. Then we'll "dust for
prints" while being careful to "check for spatter".
Oh, wait a minute, this might be tougher than I thought. Joan of Arc
wasn't found dead in a bikini on Miami Beach. and she probably didn't
have a unique lower back tattoo featuring a little Chinese thingy. Looks
like the task is impossible, Roslyn.
fayre rose wrote:
>
> or..a spark d'arc?
>
> joan is really quite interesting.
>
> there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate
> daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't
> remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard
> legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturin g children
> from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting.. .the
> villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
>
> and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i
> stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de
> gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors
> who were allowed to speak to joan.
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
>
> fayre rose wrote:
> >
> > here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> > french.
> > http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> > <http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>>
> >
> > roslyn
> >
> > Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber% 40eol.ca> > wrote:
> > Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> > Arc.
> > http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> > <http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>>
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Do you want to co-author the paper? I've watched enough CSI (all three)
to fake up a good document. As for the evidence, let's "send it to
trace" as 'real' crime scene investigators say. Then we'll "dust for
prints" while being careful to "check for spatter".
Oh, wait a minute, this might be tougher than I thought. Joan of Arc
wasn't found dead in a bikini on Miami Beach. and she probably didn't
have a unique lower back tattoo featuring a little Chinese thingy. Looks
like the task is impossible, Roslyn.
fayre rose wrote:
>
> or..a spark d'arc?
>
> joan is really quite interesting.
>
> there are a few myths about her. she's rumoured to be an illegitmate
> daughter of one of the valois. her chief military supporter (i can't
> remember his name) is rumoured to be the start of the bluebeard
> legend. the pervert was kidnapping, mutilating/torturin g children
> from one his villages...he was really quite disgusting.. .the
> villagers rose up against him, and if i recall burnt him at the stake too.
>
> and then there is the rumour joan survived and went off and married. i
> stumbled upon this stuff while searching "de grey". jehan/jean/john de
> gris/grey/gray was only one of two people outside of the inquistors
> who were allowed to speak to joan.
>
> roslyn
>
> Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber%40eol.ca>> wrote:
> If I were writing the forensic report, I'd title it 'Joan's Bones'.
>
> fayre rose wrote:
> >
> > here's a link to the trial of jeanne d'arc translated from latin and
> > french.
> > http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> > <http://www.fordham. edu/halsall/ basis/joanofarc- trial.html
> <http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/joanofarc-trial.html>>
> >
> > roslyn
> >
> > Bill Barber <bbarber@eol. ca <mailto:bbarber% 40eol.ca> > wrote:
> > Apparently scientists have been examining the alleged bones of Joan of
> > Arc.
> > http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> > <http://english. people.com. cn/200612/ 19/eng20061219_ 333879.html
> <http://english.people.com.cn/200612/19/eng20061219_333879.html>>
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