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Timon
[ tahy-muhn ]
noun
- c320–c230 b.c., Greek philosopher.
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In 2019, he starred as the voice of Timon in the Disney live action remake of “The Lion King.”
In Timon of Athens we find secure used as verb "Secure thy heart."
Cinna and Timon did not move a step from the litter, and watched the face of the sick woman carefully.
Antony must not perish, growling, like a second Timon, or a wild beast caught in a snare.
In 'Timon of Athens' there's a chap who 'greases his pure mind,' probably with fried sausages, gravy, and such like trash.
Father Timon appealed to the people, and they decided that he should be heard.
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