Claude de Bectoz explained

Claude de Bectoz (1490 - 1547) was a French writer and philosopher of the Renaissance.

Life

Both her mother, Michelette de Salvaing, and father, Jacques de Bactoz, were from well-known families in the Dauphiné.^[1] Denys Fauchier taught her to write Latin and verse.^[2] Claude would later write prose and verse in both French and Italian.^[3]

Claude became famous as a writer and intellectual and corresponded with many learned people, as well as with Marguerite de Navarre and King Francis I of France. After she became abbess of the Benedictines Monastery Saint Honorat in Tarascon in 1542, Marguerite and Francis visited her there. Francis carried her letters around with him and would show them to ladies of his court.^{[2] [4]}

Notes and References

1. Book: Robin . Diana Maury . Larsen . Anne R . Levin . Carole . 2007 . Encyclopedia of Women in the Renaissance: Italy, France, and England . 41. registration . ABC-CLIO.
2. Book: Platts, John. John Platts (Unitarian)

   . A New Universal Biography: Forming the First Volume of Series III . John Platts (Unitarian). 1826 . 301. Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper .

3. Book: Marguerite de Navarre: mother of the Renaissance. Cholakian. Patricia Francis. Cholakian. Rouben Charles. 2006. Columbia University Press. 0231134126. 49.
4. Book: Faillon, Étienne-Michel . Étienne-Michel Faillon . 1835 . Monumens de l'église de Sainte-Marthe à Tarascon, département des Bouches-du-Rhône . French . Tarascon . Élisée Aubanel, Imprimeur-libraire. 57 .