Brother Pasquerel and Mugot, the page, were with her.

Being in pain, she was afraid and wept.[1075] As was usual when combatants were wounded in battle, a group of soldiers surrounded her; some wanted to charm her.

It was a custom with men-at-arms to attempt to close wounds by muttering paternosters over them.

Spells were cast by means of incantations and conjurations.

Certain paternosters had the power of stopping hemorrhage.