philopater
/fɪləˈpeɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is devoted to or patronizes the theater, especially one who is a generous supporter or benefactor of the arts.
“The philopater was a key figure in the city’s cultural revival, providing significant financial backing for local theater productions.”
2. noun
In ancient Greece, a philopater was a father who was especially devoted to his son.
“In the context of ancient Greek history, the term ‘philopater’ referred to a father’s deep affection for his son.”