Definition: A Timothean, also known as a Titoist or Titoian, is an ancient Greek religious and political ideology that originated in the 1st century BC. The term "timothean" comes from the Greek word "toimos," meaning "God of the gods." It was associated with the cult of Dionysus and was characterized by a strict adherence to traditional Greek customs, including the celebration of festivals, the use of sacred objects like gold and silver,
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