page_title: Quentin Durward
section_title: Characters
hierarchical_section_title: Quentin Durward / Characters
caption_attribution_description: English: Bindings of Quentin Durward, published in 1823.
context_page_description: Quentin Durward is a historical novel by Sir Walter Scott, first published in 1823. The story concerns a Scottish archer in the service of the French King Louis XI who plays a prominent part in the narrative.
context_section_description: Quentin Durward, a Scottish cadet
  Ludovic Lesley, Le Balafré ('scarred'), his maternal uncle
  King Louis XI of France, first seen as Maitre Pierre
  Tristan l'Hermite, his provost-marshal
  Petit-André, Tristan's assistant
  Dame Perrette, hostess of 'The Fleur de Lys'
  Isabelle, Countess of Croye, first seen as Dame Perrette's servant Jacqueline
  Lady Hameline, her aunt
  Lord Crawford, commander of Scottish archers
  Count de Dunois, grand huntsman
  Louis, Duke of Orléans, the future Louis XII of France
  Cardinal Jean Balue
  The Bishop of Auxerre
  Olivier le Dain, the court barber
  Princess Anne of Beaujeau and Princess Joan, the king's daughters
  Philippe de Crèvecœur d'Esquerdes, Count of Burgundy
  The Countess, his wife
  Toison d'Or, his herald
  William de la Marck, the freebooting 'Boar of the Ardennes'
  Carl Eberson, his son
  Hayraddin Maugrabin, a Bohemian
  Zamet, his brother
  Marthon, a gipsy woman
  Louis of Bourbon, Prince-Bishop of Liège
  Pavillon, a currier and syndic
  Gertrude, his daughter
  Peterkin Geislaer, his deputy
  Nikkel Blok, a butcher
  Philippe D'Argenton (Philippe de Commines)
  Lord of Hymbercourt, governor of Liège
  Duke Charles of Burgundy, or Charles the Bold
  Le Glorieux, his jester
  Martius Galeotti, or Martivalle, an astrologer
caption: Cover to the 3-volume first edition
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