Antoni de Vilaragut i Visconti

Antoni de Vilaragut i Visconti (1336–1400) was a Catalan nobleman, son of Ramon de Vilaragut and Diana Visconti. He went from Valencia to Sicily at sixteen and, captaining ships defending the island against Naples, received the barony of Tripi from John, duke of Athens.

Peter IV made him castellan of Xàtiva in 1375, and John I named him majordomo in 1388. He died in 1400 leaving one of Valencia's greatest estates; the Seneca translations once credited to him may have been made by his grandson.