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Timon
[ tahy-muhn ]
noun
- c320–c230 b.c., Greek philosopher.
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In Timon of Athens we find secure used as verb "Secure thy heart."
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Cinna and Timon did not move a step from the litter, and watched the face of the sick woman carefully.
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Antony must not perish, growling, like a second Timon, or a wild beast caught in a snare.
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In 'Timon of Athens' there's a chap who 'greases his pure mind,' probably with fried sausages, gravy, and such like trash.
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Father Timon appealed to the people, and they decided that he should be heard.
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