The title character writes his own epitaph and is commiserated by the foreigner Hostilius. He holds a great feast where he serves only warm water, and even after his downfall, he rejects the cynical Apemantus. After spending all his money through his rampant generosity, he is abandoned by his friends. While digging for root
The title character writes his own epitaph and is commiserated by the foreigner Hostilius. He holds a great feast where he serves only warm water, and even after his downfall, he rejects the cynical Apemantus. After spending all his money through his rampant generosity, he is abandoned by his friends. While digging for roots, he finds gold, much of which he gives to the general Alcibiades. For 10 points, name this play about a misanthropic citizen of a Greek city state, a work of William Shakespeare.
The title character writes his own epitaph and is commiserated by the foreigner Hostilius.
{Timon of Athens}