Anthony le Flamenc

Anthony le Flamenc, a Frankish knight of Flemish descent, was lord of Karditsa in Boeotia in the Duchy of Athens. He is first mentioned in 1303, when Duke Guy II de la Roche named him deputy over Thessaly; Guy had taken its young ruler John II Doukas under his tutelage after the death of John's father.

In 1308 Venice accused him and others of plotting to seize its colony of Negroponte. He remained loyal to Matilda of Hainaut and attended her betrothal to Charles of Taranto at Thebes on 2 April 1309.

At Halmyros on 15 March 1311 he fought the Catalan Company and was among the few survivors, but was captured and held for ransom. After his return he built Saint George church at Karditsa, which bears a donor's inscription.