Name this Shakespeare play set in Ancient Greece.
In one scene in this play, the title character is called a beast, a toad, too bad to curse, and the cap of all the fools alive. A servant in this play who claims that he bleeds inwardly for his lord is eventually recognized as a singly honest man. This contrasts with a man freed from jail who is referred to early in this work as Honest Ventidius. This work opens with a poet, painter, and jeweler selling their goods to the title character, and it ends with the title character, af- ter he has gone broke and then found gold, being praised by Alcibiades (al-sih-BIE-uh-dees). Name this Shakespeare play set in Ancient Greece.
In one scene in this play, the title character is called a beast, a toad, too bad to curse, and the cap of all the fools alive.
{Timon} of {Athens}