He had already been visited by Alcibiades, whose invasion he finances and who reads his epitaph at the play's end.
He has a servant, Flavius, whose kindness he is able to repay by play's end. After his self-imposed exile, he gets into an argument with the sharp- tongued Apemantus, who had criticized his folly earlier. Other visits include the Poet and Painter, whose advances he rebuffs this time, sending them on a wild goose chase. He had already been visited by Alcibiades, whose invasion he finances and who reads his epitaph at the play's end. FTP, name this man who retires to the woods in poverty and finds a cache of gold, the title character of a Shakespeare play.
He has a servant, Flavius, whose kindness he is able to repay by play's end.
{Timon} of Athens