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While Arondel and La Trimouille fight, their belles are taken away (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 8, 1762)

Dunois delivers Dorothée, condemned to the stake in Milan (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 7, 1762)

Monrose rescues Agnès whom he has brought down (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 6, 1762)

Gribourdon aux Enfers (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 5, 1762)

Jeanne strikes Hermaphrodix (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 4, 1762)

Agnès, followed by Bonneau, flies to her lover (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 3, 1762)

Jeanne draws lilies on the back of Chandos' page (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 2, 1762)

Apparition de saint Denis (Voltaire, La Pucelle d'Orléans, ch. 1, 1762)

Le rêve de M. de Voltaire - Ransonnette after G. de Saint Aubin

Ignatius prevents suicide by hanging (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Ignatius beaten for restoring convent discipline (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

At the age of 33, Ignatius learned Grammar in Barcelona (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622).

Ignatius captured as a spy and stripped naked by the Spaniards (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Shipwreck on the way back to Spain (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Ignatius attacked by an Armenian guard (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Ignatius' pilgrimage to the Mount of Olives (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Vision of Christ on the road to Jerusalem (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Ignatius preaches to unbelieving sailors at the risk of his life (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Hospitality of Marcantonio Trevisan, Doge of Venice (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Vision of Christ on the road to Padua (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)

Ignatius sails without money, by God's grace alone (Vita I. Loiolæ, 1622)