This play is notorious for having the fewest women in any Shakespearean play - two prostitutes that do not appear until scene IV.
This play is notorious for having the fewest women in any Shakespearean play - two prostitutes that do not appear until scene IV. They are seen hanging one each off of the arms of Alcibiades when he approaches the cave of the title character. Alcibiades asks him for money to fund his campaign and the character gives it to him despite the fact that his reckless giving was the reason he went into debt and had to leave his native city. FTP, identify this Shakespearean play that is obviously set in Greece.
This play is notorious for having the fewest women in any Shakespearean play - two prostitutes that do not appear until scene IV.
{Timon of Athens}