Mme du Châtelet herself wrote an Examen, highly critical of the two Testaments.
On Monday morning we faced the feared examen, the test that would determine our class placement.
Three suspects said to be in the "entourage" of several footballers have been officially mis en examen – the French equivalent of being charged – since October.
Sarkozy, 59, had been taken to appear before a judge late on Tuesday evening and mis en examen, the equivalent of being charged or arraigned.
Being mise en examen, as Chirac has been, means the investigating judge believes there is strong evidence to suggest involvement in a crime.
They are expected to be formally mis en examen – put under investigation – as accomplices to murder and being part of a terrorist organisation, and to be remanded in police custody for further questioning.
On November 21st Jacques Chirac, who stepped down as president in May, was mis en examen (ie, charged) with embezzlement of public funds, relating to his time as mayor of Paris in 1977-95.
The judgment comes just five days after HSBC Holdings was officially mis en examen, the French equivalent of being charged, for complicity in hiding fiscal fraud and illegal selling via its Swiss arm between 2006 and 2007.
Sarkozy, who was "mis en examen", the French equivalent of being charged, in March this year, maintained the accusations were unfounded, while supporters said the allegations were unfair and politically motivated.
He was mis en examen, the first step towards criminal charges, after evidence suggested he was responsible for leaking false information claiming Mr Sarkozy had a secret bank account in Luxembourg.
