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Lebîd ibn Rabî’a (c. 560–c. 661)
Lebîd ibn Rabî’a (leb’ed ibn rab’yä). A celebrated Arabian poet (about 560–661). He was at first an opponent of Mohammed, afterward an adherent. His ‘Mu’allakat’ has been published both in the original language and in French translation by M. de Sacy (1816); and his ‘Divan’ in the original Arabic, and in German translation by Huber (1887–91).