Sources about this man include the Arrest Memorable du Parlement du Tolose, by Jean Coras, and the Historia of Guillaume Le Sueur.
This man placed a pair of white hose in a trunk before he stole some grain from his father, ran away from home, and joined the Spanish army. He lost a leg to an arquebus shot at the Battle of St. Quentin. Sources about this man include the Arrest Memorable du Parlement du Tolose, by Jean Coras, and the Historia of Guillaume Le Sueur. In the Pyrenean village of Artigat, this man supposedly fell under the "charms of a sorceress" that delayed the consummation of his marriage to (*) Bertrande de Rols. While this man was away in Spanish service, he was supplanted by a figure nicknamed "Pansette," whose birth name was actually Arnaud du Tilh. For 10 points, a book by Natalie Zemon Davis documents the "return of" what 16th-century Frenchman?
This man placed a pair of white hose in a trunk before he stole some grain from his father, ran away from home, and joined the Spanish army.
Martin Guerre (accept The Return of Martin Guerre; do not accept, prompt on, or invent a marriage with "Arnaud du Tilh")