Sébastien Mamerot’s Traictié des Neuf Preues, started in 1461 and finished at the latest in 1472, is the only French narrative text devoted to the lives of the Nine Worthy Women. A mix of heroic biographies and extracts from universal chronicles, this text offers a female counterpart to the main Traictié des Neuf Preux written simultaneously by the author. The list of Worthy Women includes Semiramis, Lampeto, Seneppe, Deÿphilé, Argine, Ypolite, Panthasilee, Thamaris, Teusa. These ancient heroines are all considered as strong women and can more or less all be found in the abundant litterature devoted to Illustrious Women in the 15th and 16th centuries, following the success of Boccaccio’s De claris mulieribus. However, this text offers a unique perspective, by concentrating exclusively on warrior women, even if it means Sébastien Mamerot sometimes has to make up military feats for some of them.