Excerpt from The Trial of Francis Ravaillac for the Murder of King Henry the Great: Together With an Account of His and Execution, Extracted and Translated From the Registers of the Parliament of Paris, 1910
He said, because the said Mary Magdalen had received him as lay brother at the Feuillants.
It was asked, how long he had worn the habit of Feuillant? And. Why he had quitted it?
He said, that he had worn it about six weeks; and they had taken it from him because he had ions in his meditations.
On being asked again about it, he said he had desired it again, but it was refused him on account of the said meditations.
Upon this, he began to weep; and said, God had given him that habit, and his grief was, that they would not restore it to him.
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