Antonio Marchi

Family: Genoese · Role: centurion of crossbows · First appears: Book 4, Chapter 3

Life events

Antonio Marchi conducted the Saracen messenger to the Duke of Bourbon and Lord de Coucy.(Book 4, Chapter 3)
- With: Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition) Lord de Coucy
- “The first person he met was a Genoese, to whom he said that he was sent by the Saracens to speak with some baron from France. The Genoese to whom he had addressed himself was called Antonio Marchi, a centurion of crossbows, who took him under his care, to his great joy, and conducted him instantly to the Duke of Bourbon and the Lord de Coucy.”

with Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition) (Antonio Marchi conducted the messenger to the Duke.) “The first person he met was a Genoese, to whom he said that he was sent by the Saracens to speak with some baron from France. The Genoese to whom he had addressed himself was called Antonio Marchi, a centurion of crossbows, who took him under his care, to his great joy, and conducted him instantly to the Duke of Bourbon and the Lord de Coucy.”
with Lord de Coucy (Antonio Marchi conducted the messenger to the Lord.) “The first person he met was a Genoese, to whom he said that he was sent by the Saracens to speak with some baron from France. The Genoese to whom he had addressed himself was called Antonio Marchi, a centurion of crossbows, who took him under his care, to his great joy, and conducted him instantly to the Duke of Bourbon and the Lord de Coucy.”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.