Letter from Nicholas de Clemangis to Gerson, in _Clemangis opera omnia_, 1613, in 4to, vol.ii, pp.

159 _et seq._] [Footnote 296: Le P.Denifle, _La desolation des eglises, monasteres_, Macon, 1897, in 8vo, introduction.] We shall not be tempted to recognise him in Messire Guillaume Frontey, priest of Domremy.

The successor of Messire Jean Minet, if we may judge from his conversation which has been preserved, was as simple as his flock.[297] Jeanne saw many priests and monks.

She was in the habit of visiting her uncle, the priest of Sermaize, and of seeing in the Abbey of Cheminon,[298] her cousin, a young ecclesiastic in minor orders, who was soon to follow her into France.

She was in touch with a number of priests who would be very quick to recognise her exceptional piety, and her gift of beholding things invisible to the majority of Christians.