Editing Timon of Athens (section)

==Characters==
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* [[Timon of Athens (person)|Timon]] – a lord, and later a [[misanthrope]], of Athens
* [[Alcibiades]] – captain of a military brigade and good friend of Timon
* [[Apemantus]] – sometimes spelled Apermantus, a philosopher and churl. His name means "feeling no pain"<ref name=Bradbrook>{{cite book
|last=Bradbrook
|first=M. C.
|title=The Tragic Pageant of 'Timon of Athens' — An Inaugural Lecture by M.C. Bradbrook, Professor of English in the University of Cambridge
|edition=Syndics
|year=1966
|publisher=Cambridge University Press
|publication-place="This inaugural lecture was delivered in the University of Cambridge on 11 February 1966" (closing line, footer, last page; verbatim incl. (non)punctuation)
|oclc=316858
}}</ref>{{rp|p.22}}
* Flavius – Timon's chief Steward
* Flaminius – Timon's servant
* Servilius – Timon's servant
* Lucilius – a romantic youth and Timon's servant
* Ventidius – also spelled "Ventidgius", one of Timon's "friends" initially in debtors' prison
* Lucullus – Timon's "friend"
* Lucius – Timon's "friend"
* Sempronius – Timon's "friend"
* Poet and Painter – two friends and artists who seek Timon's patronage
* Jeweller
* Merchant
* Senators of Athens
* [[Shakespearean fool|Fool]] – briefly a companion to Apemantus
* Three Strangers, one named Hostilius – friends of Lucius
* The Old Athenian – the father of the woman Lucilius loves
* Four Lords – false friends of Timon
* Servants to Timon, Isidore, Lucullus, Lucius and Varro
* Titus, Hortensius and Philotus – Timon's creditors (Isidore and Varro are also creditors, but only their servants appear)
* Phrynia – a prostitute
* Timandra – a prostitute
* Banditti
* Soldier
* Page
* [[Cupid]] - introduces the masque
* Ladies at the Masque
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