Timo

, pro Temo, Gall. Timon, Ital. Timone. Timones quadrige, in Literis ann. 1253. tom. 3. Ordin. Reg. Fr. pag. 634. Timo navis, gubernadulum seu gubernaculi manubrium, in lib. 6. Annal. Genuens. apud Murator. tom. 6. col. 394. Franciæ Timonem obtinere, Franciæ regnum gubernare, in Charta ann. 1103. tom. 5. Annal. Bened. pag. 461. Phrasis Gallica Tenir le timon des affaires. Vide Temo 1. et 2.

Timo

(Τιμώ), one of the inferior priestesses in the temple of Demeter at Paros, offered to betray Paros to Miltiades. (Hdt. 6.134.) [Miltiades.]

Timo Timo, a priestess at Paros

her attempted betrayal of a temple to Miltiades, and subsequent acquittal: Hdt. 6.134, Hdt. 6.135

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