There they found the resting-place of the first stage of their journey.
[Footnote 445: _Trial_, vol.i, p.

54.] [Footnote 446: Jolibois, _Dictionnaire historique de la Haute-Marne_, p.

492.] [Footnote 447: De Pimodan, _La premiere etape de Jeanne d'Arc_, _loc.
cit._] On the right of the outer door was the abbey church wherein were preserved the relics of Pope Saint Urbain.

On the 24th of February, in the morning, Jeanne attended conventual mass there.[448] Then she and her companions took horse again.

Crossing the Marne by the bridge opposite Saint-Urbain, they pressed on towards France.
[Footnote 448: _Trial_, vol.i, pp.