For ten points, name this tragedy by Shakespeare, thought to be written only partly by the Bard himself.
After serving his former friends a banquet of warm water, a ruined nobleman leaves town to live in a cave.  The hoard of gold he finds is useless to him, so he gives it to Alcibiades, who proceeds to attack the city, whose senators come to beg the main character to help them.  He offers them just a fig tree on which to hang themselves; at the end of the play, when a compromise is made between Alcibiades and Athens, it is found that he has died in his cave, still hating humanity.  For ten points, name this tragedy by Shakespeare, thought to be written only partly by the Bard himself.
After serving his former friends a banquet of warm water, a ruined nobleman leaves town to live in a cave.  
Timon of Athens