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Joan of Arcburned at thestake

Joan of Arcburned at thestake

1431

The Maiden of Orleans’The Maiden of Orleans’

After ten weeksOf interrogationAfter ten weeksOf interrogation

Ramihrdus of Cambrai (1076 or 1077) (lynched) Peter of Bruys († 1130) (lynched)

Gerard Segarelli († 1300) Fra Dolcino († 1307)

Sister Margherita († 1307) Brother Longino († 1307)

Marguerite Porete († 1310) Botulf Botulfsson (1311), the only known heretic executed in Sweden.

Jacques de Molay Jacques de Molay

Jacques de Molay, a minor Franks nobility, served as the 23rd and officially last Grand Master of the Knights Templar.... (1243–1314), burned after conviction by a tribunal under the control of King Philip IV of France.

Francesco da Pistoia († 1337) Lorenzo Gherardi († 1337) Bartolomeo Greco († 1337)

Bartolomeo da Bucciano († 1337) Antonio Bevilacqua († 1337)

William Sawtre († 1401) John Badby († 1410) Jan Hus (1371–1415)

Jerome of Prague (1365–1416), relapsed heretic St. Joan of Arc (1412–1431), burned after conviction by a pro-English tribunal of Catholic clergy.

Thomas Bagley († 1431)

Pavel Kravar († 1433) Girolamo Savonarola († 1498)

Joshua Weißöck (1488–1498) Jean Vallière († 1523)

Hendrik Voes († 1523) and Jan van Essen († 1523), 1rst martyrs in the Seventeen Provinces Jan de Bakker († 1525), 1rst martyr in the Northern Netherlands

Wendelmoet Claesdochter († 1527), 1st Dutch woman burned as heretic Michael Sattler († 1527)

Patrick Hamilton († 1528) Balthasar Hubmaier Balthasar Hubmaier

Balthasar Hubmaier was an influential German/Moravian Anabaptist leader.He was born in Friedberg, Bavaria circa 1480-1481....

 (1485–1528), relapsed heretic George Blaurock (1491–1529)

Hans Langegger († 1529) Giovanni Milanese († 1530)

William Tyndale (1490–1536) John Frith (1503–1533) Jakob Hutter († 1536)

Francisco de San Roman († 1540) Giandomenico dell' Aquila († 1542)

George Wishart (1513–1546)

Rowland Taylor († 1555) John Hooper († 1555)

Patrick Pakingham († 1555) Hugh Latimer (1485–1555), relapsed heretic

Nicholas Ridley (1500–1555) Bartolomeo Hector († 1555)

Paolo Rappi († 1555) Vernon Giovanni († 1555) Labori Antonio († 1555) John Bradford († 1555)

Thomas Cranmer (1489–1556), relapsed heretic Pomponio Angerio († 1556)

Nicola Sartonio († 1557) Fra Gioffredo Varaglia († 1558) Gisberto di Milanuccio († 1558)

Francesco Cartone († 1558) Antonio di Colella († 1559) Antonio Gesualdi († 1559) Giacomo Bonello († 1560)

Dionigi di Cola († 1560) Gian Pascali di Cuneo († 1560)

Bernardino Conte († 1560) Giorgio Olivetto († 1567) Luca di Faenza († 1568)

Thomas Szük (1522–1568) Bartolomeo Bartoccio († 1569)

Dirk Willems († 1569) Fra Arnaldo di Santo Zeno († 1570)

Alessandro di Giacomo († 1574) Benedetto Thomaria († 1574)

Diego Lopez († 1583) Gabriello Henriquez († 1583)

Borro of Arezzo († 1583) Ludovico Moro († 1583) Pietro Benato († 1585)

Francesco Gambonelli († 1594) Marcantonio Valena († 1594)

Giovanni Antonio da Verona († 1599) Fra Celestino († 1599)

Giordano Bruno (1548–1600) Maurizio Rinaldi († 1600)

Bartolomeo Coppino († 1601) Kimpa Vita (1684–1706)

Maria Barbara Carillo (1625–1721

Exact place where Joan was Murdered

Headstone of Joan of Arc

“She acted inappropriately as a woman. She dressed as a boy fought in a war, took communion as a male, all of which was not lawful.”

Joan gave France afeeling of nationalismand patriotism whichhelped the Frenchpeople drive the English out of most ofFrance.

E n g l a n d France

1. French kings gained more power.

Parliament for money. (Power of the Purse)2.Dreams of an empire fading• English kings had to ask but they searched for new trading places.3. More tax levied on peasants

Monarchsneededlarger armies

Paris*

London*

What Will All of This Mean?

1.Economy grows, more manufacturing2. Italian cities flourished as centers of shipping3.Sets the stage for: A. Renaissance B. Protestant Reformation C. Age of Exploration

1.Economy grows, more manufacturing2. Italian cities flourished as centers of shipping3.Sets the stage for: A. Renaissance B. Protestant Reformation C. Age of Exploration

1. Hundred Years War creates Nationalism in France

2. New weapons used

3. England and France are progressing towards

building their own nations

***4. Stage set for Europe’s recovery