Timon Ateenalainen

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Timon Ateenalainen

by William Shakespeare

FI·~1 hours·2 chapters

Chapters

2 total

Produced by Tapio Riikonen

1:43:39

TIMON ATEENALAINEN. IV, 3.

5:30

Description

A prodigal host, Timon of Athens welcomes a parade of poets, painters, jewelers and merchants into his opulent hall, each eager to celebrate the man whose generosity has become the talk of the city. The scene brims with lavish gifts, eloquent praise and the eager chatter of friends who see his wealth as a source of endless hospitality. Through their lively banter, listeners glimpse a society that reveres extravagance and the dazzling allure of patronage.

Yet beneath the applause, a sharp‑tongued philosopher named Apemantus watches with skeptical eyes, hinting that the glittering excess may conceal something far less stable. The clash between flattery and doubt sets a tone of uneasy anticipation, inviting you to explore how Timon’s boundless goodwill shapes the lives around him. This richly staged opening promises a compelling meditation on friendship, status, and the true cost of giving.

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Language

fi

Duration

~1 hours (104K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Apr 10, 2006

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare

1564–1616

The defining voice of English drama, he transformed the stage with unforgettable characters, bold language, and stories that still feel strikingly modern. His work spans comedy, tragedy, history, poetry, and some of the most quoted writing in the English language.

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