" It was reversed after a proceeding authorized by Callixtus III, who acted on the request of one figure's mother, Isabelle Romee.
At one point in this event, a figure described seeing a painting created by a Scotsman at Arras and also denied having a mandrake. At another point, a speaker dismissed the claims of Catherine de la Rochelle as "folly and nothing more." During this event, Pierre Cauchon, who was later labeled a heretic for his actions, was warned that an ill judgment would put himself "in great peril." At the beginning of this event, one figure refused to take an oath to speak the truth, saying "perhaps you might ask such things that I would not tell." It was reversed after a proceeding authorized by Callixtus III, who acted on the request of one figure's mother, Isabelle Romee. This event took place in Rouen after Charles VII failed to ransom the central figure, and featured a woman vehemently affirming her belief that she had heard a voice from God. For 10 points, identify this 1431 legal proceeding, reversed in 1456, which resulted in the "Maid of Orleans" being burned at the stake.
At one point in this event, a figure described seeing a painting created by a Scotsman at Arras and also denied having a mandrake.
{Trial} of {Joan} of Arc [accept {trial} of {Maid of Orleans} before mentioned]