 Aristocratic female judges include the sisters Jeanne and Mahaut d'Aspremont (respectively the Countess of Leiningen and the Dame de Commercy), Jeanne de Fouencamp, who may have been associated with the Puy d'Arras, and Demisele Oede, also associated with the Puy, who was the wife of a wealthy Artesian financier and appears as the judge of five "jeux-partis".Their involvement speaks to the importance of women as active, critical audiences of this genre.Most "jeux-partis" are about love, but are not restricted to the high-register discussion of love found in grand chant.