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Antoine d'Arces
Antoine d'Arcy, sieur de la Bastie-sur-Meylan and of Lissieu, (d. 18 September 1517) was a French nobleman involved in the government of Scotland.
==The White Knight==
Antoine d'Arces, or d'Arcy, is usually known as "De la Bastie" or "Labatie" in Scottish history. He was the son of Jesus d'Arces, sieur de la Bâtie and Anthoinette Baile (or Huguette). In his lifetime he was called the White Knight, (''Chevalier Blanc''), from his white clothes, white armour, or a white scarf worn as the favour of Anne of Brittany. Antoine came to Scotland for the notable tournaments of James IV and the king's marriage to Margaret Tudor in 1502, and he was a friend of John Stewart, Duke of Albany. Antoine issued an international 'cartel' - a tournament challenge, in 1506, and travelled to Scotland where he stayed for 18 weeks at the king's expense. He jousted with James Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran at Stirling Castle in January 1507. James IV gave him 400 crowns and paid for his horse's hoofs to be bathed in wine.〔Stuart, Marie W., ''The Scot who was a Frenchman'', London (1940), 16-19: cites ''TA'', vol. 3, (1901), 358, 364-6.〕 He returned to France with the Archdeacon of St Andrews, Gavin Dunbar on the ''Treasurer'' on 18 May 1507.〔''Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland'', vol. 3 (1901), lxvi-lxvii, 334, 338, 347: Macdougall, Norman ''James IV'', Tuckwell (1998), 255.〕
He served in the Italian Wars and was captured at Agnadello in 1509 by the Venetians. Antoine married Françoise de Ferrières, dame de Livarol. They had two children; Jean d'Arces, baron de Livarol, and Anne.
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