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PERSONS REPRESENTED TIMON OF ATHENS . LUCIUS : TWO FLATTERING LORDS . LUCULLUS :) VENTIDIUS : ONE OF TIMON'S FALSE FRIENDS . SEMPRONIUS : ANOTHER FLATTERING LORD . ALCIBIADES : AN ATHENIAN CAPTAIN . APEMANTUS : A CHURLISH PHILOSOPHER .
PERSONS REPRESENTED TIMON OF ATHENS . LUCIUS : TWO FLATTERING LORDS . LUCULLUS :) VENTIDIUS : ONE OF TIMON'S FALSE FRIENDS . SEMPRONIUS : ANOTHER FLATTERING LORD . ALCIBIADES : AN ATHENIAN CAPTAIN . APEMANTUS : A CHURLISH PHILOSOPHER .
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ACT IV SCENE I. Without the Walls of Athens . Enter TIMON . Tim . Let me look back upon thee . O thou Wall , That girdlest in those wolves , dive in the earth , And fence not Athens ! Matrons , turn incontinent !
ACT IV SCENE I. Without the Walls of Athens . Enter TIMON . Tim . Let me look back upon thee . O thou Wall , That girdlest in those wolves , dive in the earth , And fence not Athens ! Matrons , turn incontinent !
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Bring us to his Cave : It is our pact and promise to the Athenians To speak with Timon . Sec . Sen. At all times alike Men are not still the same : ' twas Time and Griefs That fram'd him thus : Time , with his fairer hand , Offering the ...
Bring us to his Cave : It is our pact and promise to the Athenians To speak with Timon . Sec . Sen. At all times alike Men are not still the same : ' twas Time and Griefs That fram'd him thus : Time , with his fairer hand , Offering the ...
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ACT IV Sc ALCIB Alcibiades answer APEM Apemantus Athenian Athens Attendants bear beast better blood bounty breath bring Cave comes common debts dost thou doth drink Enter Exeunt exit eyes fear feast fellows Flaminius flatterer FLAV FLAVIUS Fool fortunes friends give Gods gold gone hand hast hate hath hear heart hold honest honour House jewel keep kind knaves live look Lord Timon Lucius master means meat nature ne'er needs never noble Pain plague Poet poor pray present promise rich root SCENE Senators sent SERV Servant Servilius shew sick slave speak stay steward STRAN talents tell thanks thee There's thieves thine things THIRD LORD thou art thyself true villains wealth wear wert worthy