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PREFACE
In 1882 the Rev. I. I. Straumann, Pfarrer at Mutenz, near Basle,
placed at my disposal a copy of the Paris MS. of the Dlwan of
Hassan made by the late Dr. Aumer, of Munich. With this copy
Pfarrer Straumann (who had at first intended to edit the Dlwan
himself) forwarded to me an interleaved copy of the Tunis print
of the poems, comprising collations with the MSS. of Berlin, London,
and St. Petersburg. This was accompanied by two booklets con-
taining several poems missing in the Tunis edition and a list of
quotations from the Dlwan in al-Bekri's Geographical Dictionary.
This Tunis edition (1864) gives the bare consonantic text of the
poems and some historical matter in connexion with the poems 5, 22,
38, 39, 56, 88, 102, 103, and 110. The poems do not follow the
order of any of the MSS., but are arranged according to the alphabet
of the rhymes. A reprint of this edition, inferior in every respect,
was published at Bombay, 1865.
A third edition, published at Cairo, 1904, is but another reprint
of the Tunis edition, upon which the editor claims to have improved
by collating the text of the poems with two MSS. The book is,
however, only distinguished from its predecessors by scanty foot-
notes. This reprint came under my notice too late to be considered
in the present edition.
I found it necessary to make a fresh copy of the Dlwan on the basis
of the British Museum MS. I also collated the same once more with
the Berlin MS., whilst Dr. Aumer's copy represented the Paris MS.
The Leyden MS. of al-Buhturi's Hamasa (see ZDMG. xlvii, p. 428)
I was only able to consult in the facsimile edition just published.
It contains sixteen lines of Hassan's poems, with few variations
X PREFACE
which will be found in the list of corrections. One line (p. 171)
is not in the Dlwan. In 1902 I submitted a short paper to
the Ninth International Congress of Orientalists in London on
"Prolegomena to an Edition of the Dlwan of Hassan b. Thabit
"
(Transactions, vol. ii, pp. 99-103). Through pressure of work I was
obliged to put the publication off for several years. I then thank-
fully accepted the offer of the Trustees of the Gibb Memorial to see
the work through the press.
To the Authorities of the British Museum my thanks are due
for allowing me the use of its books and MSS. They are likewise
due to the Librarians of the Royal Library of Berlin and the
University Library of Strassburg for the loan of their MSS. I have
also to thank the Librarian of the India Office Library for having
procured for me the Berlin MS., and the Librarian of University
College for enabling me to use the Strassburg MS. of Ibn Asakir
in the rooms of the College.
H. HlRSCHFELD.
London, February, 1910.
ABBREVIATIONS
As. Ibn Asakir.
Bk. Al-Bekri, Geographisches Worterbuch, ed. Wiistenfeld.
Del. Noldeke-MUller, Delectus carminum arabicorum.
Dor. Ibn Doreid, Genealogisches Handbuch, ed. Wiistenfeld.
Dur. Hariri, Durrat al-Ghawwds, ed. Thorbecke.
H. Ibn Hisham, Das Leben Muhammed's, ed. Wiistenfeld.
Har. Hariri, Stances, edd. Reinaud & Derenbourg.
IA. Ibn al-Athir, ed. Tornberg.
Jamh. Jamharat Shu'ara al-Arab, Bulaq.
Jaq. Jaqut, Geographisches Worterbuch, ed. Wiistenfeld.
Jau. Al-Jauhari's Sahah.
Jaw. Al-Jawaliqi's al-Muarrab, ed. Sachau.
K. The Kamil of al-Mubarrad, ed. Wright.
LA. Lisan al-Arab.
Q. Coram Textus Arabicus, ed. Fliigel.
T. The Diwan of Hassan b. Thabit, ed. Tunis.
IT. Uytin al-Athar.
V. Codd. Brit. Mus. Add. 18,500 and 18,864.
INTRODUCTION
I. Thb-MSS.
The MSS. upon which the present edition of the Diwan is based
are the following :—
1. Cod. Brit. Mus Add. 19,539 (L.).
2. „ Berlin, Sprenger, 1121 (B.).
3. „ Paris, Suppl. 1432 (P.).
4. „ St. Peterbourg Mus. As. 18 (Pt.).
The text of the poems represents the recension of Mohammedb. Hablb (died 245 h.), who dictated the same to his disciple AbuSaid al-Sukkari (died 275). This dictation ended with No. cci,
as stated by Al-Sukkari in a note attached to that poem. The
remaining twenty -eight poems he copied from his teacher's
collections, the latter evidently not considering them authentic. 1
The note in question is given in L. and P., but not in Pt., which,
however, gives the text of the poems. The latter are missingin B., which therefore ends with No. cci. This MS., however,
has two poems (fols. 25vo and 51r0)which are not to be found
in the other MSS.
The edition chiefly follows the recension of L. 2,which is dis-
tinguished not only by clear writing and great correctness, but is
1 The words <&^j J exclude any other reason but hesitation on the part of Ibn
Hablb. The authenticity of No. ecu is stated to be doubtful by various of Ibn Hisham's
authorities (p. 644). None of the other poems appears in H.
2 The chain of tradition is, according to L., the following:—
Mohammed b. Hablb.
Abu Said al-Sukkari.
Abu Aliy Mohammed al-Saffar. Abu Khattab Abbas b. Mohammed.
I I
Abu Said al-Hasan b. Abdallah al-Marzuban Abul Hasan Mohammed b. al-Abbas b. Ahmadal-Sirafi. al-Furat (son).
1
2 INTRODUCTION
also largely vocalised. A special feature of this MS. is that it
has many marginal notes, both historical and philological, not to be
found in the other MSS.
Beside these MSS. which contain the whole Diwan, the following
MSS. have been consulted for single poems or small groups :—
5. Uyiin al-Athdr, Cod. Brit. Mus. Or. 9585, which contains
Nos. in, v, LXXVI, CLXIV.
6. Ibn Asakir's Ta'rikh Dimashq, Cod. (Strassburg) Spitta, 10,
contains in the article on Hassan b. Thabit the text of
No. xin with a useful commentary, as well as other poemseither in full or in part. Among the latter is a short
poem which is not to be found in the Diwan.
7. Ibn Hamdun (Cod. Brit. Mus. Or. 3179-80) quotes the poemNo. xxm and one line of No. xxvn with several other
detached lines. Some of these are not in the Diwan. 1
8. Of some use were also the MSS. of Ibn Hisham (Brit. Mus.
Add. 18,500, and India Office No. 1051) which had not
been consulted by "Wiistenfeld. The former is a fine
code with occasional vowel signs and short marginal notes.
The latter only contains half of the work.
9. For a number of poems given in H. the Kitab al~lktij'u,
an abbreviated edition of this work (Cod. Brit. Mus. Add.
18,864), proved very useful. It is a fine MS. in Maghribine
hand, and the poems are fully vocalised.
II. Authenticity of the Poems
Apart from the compiler's note in L. and P., mentioned above,
which casts doubts on the genuineness of the last twenty-eight
poems, the headings of many other poems contain remarks of
a similar <h;rracter. Hassan was undoubtedly the most popular
poet of the rising Islam. 2 He is the father of religious poetryin the Arabic language. Having been among the 'Helpers,'
1'J quotation (fol. 87 vo
)have been translated into German by Kremer,
ii, 289, and Ruckert, llamiisa, ii, 289; cf. ed. Freytag, p. 737, andLA. xvii, p. 17.
» Ka'b b. Zaheir, of much greater renown than Hassan, was not converted to Islam till
the but year of Mohammed's life.
INTRODUCTION 3
he was in his declining years a person of some political influence,
lie was a partisan of the Caliph Othman. In an elegy on the
murder of the same (No. xx) he almost openly charges the succeeding
Caliph, Aliy, with having connived at the deed and even worse. 1
He was also a master of scurrilous abuse. All these facts caused
many anonymous poems expressing feelings akin to his to be
attributed to him.
Somewhat prior to Mohammed b. Habib doubts as to the
authenticity of many of Hassan's poems quoted were raised byIbn Hisham. The criticisms of both men do not, however, agreein all cases. On the contrary, Ibn Hisham bona fide communicates
many which are not to be found in the Diwan. Among these are
two elegies on the death of Mohammed, 2 but they are so obviouslymodelled on Hassan's style that one cannot wonder that they were
fathered on him.
Besides these there exists a goodly number of other poemsand single lines, dispersed over numerous other works which bear
Hassan's name, but have no place in the Diwan. A MS., of the
British Museum (Add. 7596) styled 4iL^ wi\^- has, among other
poems, one consisting of sixty-three lines of meditative character. 3
It is ascribed to Hassan, but has otherwise no claim to authenticity.
The existence of spurious Hassan verses in B. 4 and the works of
Ibn Asiikir and Ibn Hamdiin has been mentioned above,
Ahlwardt (Poesie unci Poetik der Araber) gives the Arabic text
as well as the German translation of a poem of three lines, attributed
to Hassan,5 which are not in the Diwan. Many Arabic works
on literature quote spurious verses of Hassan. To give an
exhaustive list of the same is both irksome and unnecessary,and I therefore only mention the most important. Seven of such
quotations occur in the Kamil of Al-Mubarrad. 6 A poem of five
1 For the cause of Hassan's partisanship for Othman see below.3 H. 1022 and 1025. The former of the two is given on the authority of Abu Zeid
al-Ansari (died 214/5). The other poems are H. 474, 526 bis, 646, 711, 723, 929, 996.3 It begins (fol. 29 r°)—
4 See also Cod. Paris.5 Cod. Berlin, Wetzstein, i, 29, fol. 189 10
. See also LA. i, 477.6pp. 126, 268, 507, 708, 768, 769, 778.
4 INTRODUCTION
lines is given in the Kitab al-Ma/idsm of Al-Jahiz. 1 The Kitab
al'Aghdm reproduces in the various articles touching on episodes
of Hassan's life whole poems as well as single lines attributed to him.2
Real and alleged verses of Hassan are quoted in many Arab
works not devoted to literature proper. To give an account of the
former would serve no useful purpose,3 and I therefore confine myself
to compile a small list of works in which spurious verses are found.
More than a dozen are supplied by the geographical works of Yiiqut4
;»nd Al-Bakri.5 The historical works of Al-Tabari and Ibn al-Athlr
have one each. 6 A rather large number is to be found in the Lisan
a 1-Arab?
III. Relation of Poems to the Qoran and Contemporary
History
An important feature of Hassan's poems is their bearing on the
Qoran and the history of early Islam. We meet in his verses quite
a number of Qoranic phrases.8
Considering that later on Moslim
theologians discountenanced the employment of phrases of the Qoranin poetry,
9 the insertion of such phrases shows unmistakeably that
at the time when Hassan composed his poems the text of the Qoranhad not yet been canonised. From the opening line of No. cliv we
may gather that Hassan had his share in the appointment of the
word Mohammed as the Prophet's official appellation. It is even
possible that the play upon the words mahmud and muhammad gave
1 ed. van Vloten, p. 95. It should be noted, however, that the poem is missing in the
majority of MSS.2
ii, lfi4 ; iv, 7 ; jx, 163; xiv, 4, 7. See De Sacy, Chrestomathie, ii, 413.
8 The references of many of these are, however, given in the notes to the text.*
ii, 82 (two lines), 756, 890; iii, 55, 416, 678.6pp. 85, 176, 287, 400, 520, 649, 683, 752.
6 Tab. i, p. 1413; LA. ii, 23.'
ii, 94, 227; vii, 277; viii, 360; xvii, 55, 168, 321
; xviii, 44, 129; finally ix, 129,
which perhaps originated with his son Abd al-Rahman. It runs thus :—
^ *?.)-**> ^'^ ^j *^\ cA<^ **J i^yiU ^
•e.g. x^jtj CJ \A, 154, 7, and Qor. i, 14
; jhfcj Li\j, li28
»aud Q<>r - viii, 59
;
p jkm•
4
JjJ, 6, 4, is evidently imitation of Qor. lxxvi, 19, or lii, 24; ^_>UJJI LjJ
,
ijj^ . As to ^z cf. Qor. ii, 17, 166; see also J.R.A.8., 1907, p. 689.
• See Hariri, edd. Ueinaud ami Derenbourg, Maq. xiii, schol.
INTRODUCTION O
the first impulse to the adoption of the latter title by the Prophet,
which, in fact, did not take place till two years before his death. 1
Hassan's verses are also illustrative of other passages in the Qoriin.
The curse uttered by Mohammed against his uncle Abu Lahab
(Qor. cxi) is re-echoed in poem ccxvn. When a Meccan scoffer
approached Mohammed with a rotten bone, inquiring whether it
would be revived on the day of Resurrection, the Prophet answered
with Qor. xxxvi, 78. The same incident forms the burden of poemlv. 2 The theft of two coats of mail which gave rise to a special
Qoranic revelation (iv, 107-12) is alluded to in poem xxxvu. Anallusion to Jacob's admonition to his sons (Qor. xii, 67) is to be
found in poem li.
At the time of the Hijra Hassan was already advanced in years.
He did not join Islam immediately, although traditionists endeavour
to create the impression of his early conversion by attaching a note
to poem cv to the effect that it was " the first he composed in Islam."
The poem in question3
is merely a rebuke administered to an
individual of the Qoreish who had ill-treated a member of Hassan's
tribe, but is otherwise quite free from any religious tendency. He
probably did not become an outspoken follower of Mohammed till
after the victory of Badr, when the Prophet's political power was in
the ascendancy. Then Hassan composed a number of poems deriding
the vanquished enemy. Not all those, however, bearing his nameseem to be authentic.4 His motive was personal rather than religious.
He bewails fallen friends and tribesmen, and gloats over the death of
foes. 5 His personal relations to Mohammed do not appear to have
become intimate till after the slander affair of Aisha, the Prophet'sfavourite wife. This incident took place in the year 6 h.6 Aisha
had been accused of faithlessness to her husband, and Hassan was
said to have sneered at her reputation. The result was a castigation
received at the hand of the supposed lover, who considered himself
1 See my Researches into the Qoran, p. 138. For a translation of the poem in question see
ibid., p. 11. See also No. xci.2 See notes on the poem in question.3 Cf. Hish., p. 302.*Hish., p. 526, two poems, neither of which is in the Diwan.
5e.g. Nos. lxxx and ccvu.
6 See Hish., p. 737. Sprenger, Leben u. Lehre der Mohammad, iii, p. 192, gives the
year 4, but without sufficient reason. Cf. my Researches, p. 122.
6 INTRODUCTION
further insulted by a satire against his kinsmen (No. cxl).1 To
exonerate himself in the eyes of Mohammed, Hassan recited a poem
(No. cxl) which not only expressed his belief in Aisha's virtue but
also his loyalty to the Prophet. Now the cardinal line in the poemalso occurs, with a slight variation, in an elegy on the death of his
own daughter (No. cxn). It is, therefore, not at all certain whether
the poem In vindication of Aisha's honour was composed at that
time. 2 I am much inclined to assume that it was composed some
time after Mohammed's death, when Aisha was a person of great
political influence with whom he desired to be on good terms.
In any case Hassan drew upon himself the attention of Mohammed,who began to appreciate his powerful satire, though he probably
evinced less admiration for his poetic talent. Hassan extolled
Mohammed in a poem (No. xci) in which he proclaimed his belief
in his messengership. He praised the Ansar for assisting Mohammed,but took care to include himself among their number (Nos. vi, ix,
xvn, clxi), although he fought for Islam, not with his sword, but
with words only. But this he did very effectively. His verses
illustrated great and small incidents. He sang the Moslim victories,
bewailed the defeats, and mourned for the loss of the martyrs, amongwhom was his brother Aws (No. vn).
There was, however, another reason for the friendship which
existed between Mohammed and Hassan. Although the former
disliked and feared poets in general, he favoured Hassan, because
in his poems, especially in Nos. xcvi, xcvn, CLXvrn, he not onlycondoned but actually extolled as well-merited punishments the
following acts : the assassination of several persons inimical to
Mohammed's cause, the expulsion of two Jewish tribes from the
neighbourhood of Medina in spite of ancient rights and treaties,
: i nd the massacre of a third.
1 The poem is an ordinary Hijfl (satire) without any religious colouring. In the recension
given by Ibn Hisham, p. 736, and in the Kitab al-Aghdni, the number of the lines Uthe same as in the Diwan, but three of those in the latter are in the former replaced bythree ofhen inviting the Qoreish to abandon their gods and to acknowledge Mohammed'!
pmphetebip.B6 account given by Sprenger, ibid. p. 68 sq., follows the fanciful tale of the Kitab
The little poem translated by Sprenger belongs to No. i, and was not
spoken in the first person at all, but in the second. The change is due to traditionists.
A similar report isgiftm by Dm Asikir.
INTRODUCTION 7
The greatest event in the history of early Islam was naturally
the seizure of Mecca, which was won, not by siege or assault, but
by a trick. Mohammed, nevertheless, celebrated the deed in two
revelations (Qor. xxviii, 1 and ex, 1) as a 'victory.' This word
forms the keynote of a long poem by Hassan (No. i)l
composed in
honour of the same event. Very popular is a series of poems
(Nos. xxii, xxin, xxv) which Hassan is supposed to have recited in
defence of Islam before the insolent delegates of an unconverted
tribe. It goes without saying that the opposition poets declared
themselves beaten by Hassan's superior talent and were converted on
the spot.
Of special interest are two dirges composed on the death of
Mohammad (Nos. cxxxin, cxxxiv). They are distinguished by deep
feeling, and really compensate the reader for the insipidity of manyothers. In another poem (No. xix) on Mohammed, and probably
composed after his death, we find the important statement that the
Prophet had spent a little over ten years in Mecca. 2 This evidence
by a contemporary is, of course, of much greater value than those
of later traditionists and historians. Otherwise the poem in question
repeats the unfounded assertion that its author was among those
who had assisted Mohammed with their wealth and their bodies.
On the contrary, it was Mohammed who had rewarded Hassan's
services with the double gift of an estate and a wife. Really
interesting is the last line of the poem just mentioned, because it
contains, in poetic form, the formula of confession of a Moslim.
Hassan survived not only Mohammed, but also the Caliphs Abu
Bakr, Omar, and Othman. The demise of the first two is mourned
in two suitable poems (Nos. xxxiv and exxxv), but on the death
of Othman the Diwan contains not less than seven elegies (Nos. xx,
xxx-xxxni, clxii, clxiii). They may not all be authentic, althoughthere was good reason for Hassan's personal attachment to Othman.
1 See especially line 14. The unity of the poem can hardly be maintained. It consists
of two independent poems which were quite mechanically put together by reason of the
identity of metre and rhyme. The second poem begins with line 23. For a similar
beginning see Nos. vn, cxvn, cxcin, ccxiii.2 The whole poem forms part of another ascribed by H. (p. 350) to Abu Qeis Sirma.
The opening hemistich is metrically incorrect in the MSS. of the Diwan as well as in T. (butsee scholion), which points to an early corruption of the passage. The text in H. runs quite
smoothly, but just this may serve as an argument in favour of Hassan's authorship.
8 INTRODUCTION
When Mohammed had entered Medina he showed real statesman-
ship by pairing the Meccan '
Fugitives' (Muhajirln) with members
of the Medinian *Helpers
'
(Ansar). Othniiln had found shelter
in the house of Aws, Hassan's brother, and for this reason, as Ibn
Istiaq expresses it,1 " Hassan loved him and bewailed his death.
,,
IV. Character of Hassan's Poetry
" I steal not from poets ; nay, their song equals not mine." These
are the modest words in which our poet describes his talent (No. vin,
1. 19). We need not take this proud boast too seriously, as it only
expresses the spirit of the age which recognized.fakhr, i.e. self-praise,
as a legitimate subject of poetry. The Arab literateurs were not,
however, influenced by Hassan's good opinion of himself, and style
him "the greatest citizen poet., ' 2 However well meant, this is not
an unqualified praise, as they do not rank him among the great singers
of the desert. The merely aesthetic enjoyment in the study of his
poems is moderate. Yet his lyrics are not without merit, and several
of them belong to the best he ever composed. The memories of
the happy days he had spent in the house of the Ghassanide princes
at Jilllq (near Damascus) form the burden of a really fine song
(No. xiii).3 Grateful recollections of benefits received at the hand
of these princes are also expressed in the elegies on Haiith b. Abi
Shimr (No. lii) and Jabala b. al-Aiham (No. exxv). To these
may be added several lively drinking-songs which are not without
a certain charm (Nos. xxiv, xxxix, xlii, xliii), and one of moral
reflections (No. clxxvii).
No element is so strongly represented in Hassan's verses as fakhrt
and it even permeates poems composed in honour of Mohammed and
his heroes. lie praises his ancestors, tribe, family, faithfulness, and
liberality, and particularly his sword which never left its scabbard.
Hi- power of satire lias been alluded to before. When attacking an
enemy he did not mince words, but indulged in the grossest and
most offensive terms. His verses are a true mirror of his character,
!l i the conditions under which he lived. Whenever he speaksof his warlike deeds we must take it with a large grain of salt, but
when he extols the sharpness of his tongue we can fully believe him.
A.-h. iv, 3. •
Bet also No. oxxxix,
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
I. [T. 8;H. 828.]
On the conquest of Mecca (a. 9 h.).
[See Introduction, p. 7, rem. 1]
T. p. 7. B.L.P.Joj t^Jtr*
6&> (•!/> &J.j*^ ^ w-**i^ J^^ J^
^ <L1*3 ^^r*!'^ <^ «3 y^jj^k^ ^ lL^U ^jj/** ^ ^J^ ^ *b**
U*-iM ^*! ^j t_i>7k*ll S,W- ^ ajuc JJJ *\jttaH '*L UJ^ *U*dl
l^-J ^j cj^I ^ Mjj y>j j~J! ^ ^jU ^ Jjl^-JI LU ^ JfcW
^ysrl ^ <tl*J ^ «AJj ^J 2jjJu*c gf tijl^'ig! W*^ "^ **ij&\ &^*~
Pt. begins : ^ f^-^ c^j^*^ <^ *^ ^ig*j ^~~:^ &1 i^A-<l>- Jlfjj
2U^Line 1.
^Jj)Jl c£j^ ^ysP" 4jjU* J^i l^ ^f^J^ Joy (
Jx *^«kc
AjLs^ Cf. Bk. 109.
1. 5. JJUll L-^Ujj iJ JcJl *£*£^ .— L. on the margin ^aJI
* jjb *li*£
^j^csf*^ jj. (see H. 351) *L^ ^_j X c^jj! ^_Jb ^Li^- t|j L-^f^
10 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
<uhsL ^ ifl^iSee also K. 148 and LA. ii, 467.
1. 6. ^jl^ {jt^j UL*Wj \q ^)y^\ &yad\ j*ai\ S^SUl Cf. Jac. i,
776; Bk. 189; LA. vii, 397; xviii, 169 (^r); Sib. i, 18; K. 73, all
with the variant aJU-> . Second hemistich Muf. 119.
1. 7. B. Vy — <ut?
JV s*^ y*j ^^ t^^r *1^f^ b£jj£j<*JU!
*y2xJb
l. 8. l^ lil l^l* rU,1 Ut, ^j&^\ gB1. 9. *liU^ UU uXlJ JS toll Jyv. mW *l^ii\j JlsiN cJ^Uil
Us^15
U ^1 I«S1 U| p-L Jr^l ,J1 J& j-"^ J^ Cf. K. ibid.
1. 10. See Jac. i, 776.
1. 11. T. U,y ; B.^ — _LJ!fc-^Jt^^ <i jJuJ^Lill ^JbJI
*LJL^-j yjjjll .J->. J l$i*j *L*i?^)U l$L*l ti ^S! LgN *^j g-^Jpll
jcLUI L~««£ ^ I*£J^-Jl Jrf»<^
Cf. Bk. 469;LA. xx, 81.
1. 12. B. IfiLfl—
£li, <^ Jsrj\ 5-=cu£> a\ ^ £JL.W VbW
zl*)\Cf. LA. xviii, 77 (lu\sx^ S*fl).
l. 13. UVijU J 'LJ! lf& J Jgohjjf**' ^ ^j^l ei^>^JlCf. H. Annot. p. 193
;IA. ii, 189
;LA. vii, 29.—L. on margin (JJo^i JJail
/.
1. 14. jyMN ^ by^\1 15. *D!
J.*j Uj^j U^ ^^alli \^J J <jli ufjjij
1. 16. <uLcIjji ^K!j\^i hejt j^m J lib A^^ *?fe»j ^1 ^Ai
V1 ^ J 1^^ A^lQ *w W^ ^y J* •«>' <u^U fcjfcJUj<uL H. c^
1.17. B.LLar
L 18.^
'i Oil UfU- ^UJl'
^i Ijjb'^^ <u^*Jj <u& <u£a£*
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^fl J^>l! .XfiJtj jjj, JK, J*s 131 J^l
L^i.r.1 ^1 [^^ ' '^*^ jjl a?*1$ju» l^*£Js-l<L;L^>- ^o!
cL^i t^l&jtl cUli U 131 UUsjl
JLs^uJ^-i tl£iy
1. 20.JjJJjL* U*yu <J ci>-x$-£> ui^j Cf. H.
1. 21. y^il^ JJ&J1 *U£11 Cf. Jwl. 51;
Jau. s.v.^1.22. L.jUl^j1. 23. Pt. H. jITSXi Cf. LA. xx, 247.— ki^l ^J ^Li-i jjl
1jjj
ijLsSl c_^MJlj ^lk*!l Ju^ ^1— B. *lisil -^ JuLi <Ll*Lci — L. on
margin Sj+x<^\ ^W*-4
tgft t**^
1. 24. See Agh. iv, 4;Beidh. Q. ii, 95, 143
;Dur. 119.
1. 25. ^j jJ l^Jj j,/^ L. M jJiSl;B. cljill
1. 26. B. ^\1. 27. B. Hij
1. 28.JyiASJ
&ti See Q. viii, 59.
C_^v,£Uj J^OMkMt! ^^J^- ^y* Jjfl y&j<teU>.
^jl/Iss
jJ& £**tjjf\*jbj+ jjAS:
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<L-xXJ! ti *-i-o J-f-*
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vi*L3 ^ ^1^ ^1 ^ ^U ^ ^Ifll ^3W1 ^ ^Wti ^ ^jUUfclc <dll ^^ A-Jbl^l ^J J-s^l^l^ ^jyi^^^^l See Dor. 281, 2.
12 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
Ibn Asaqir, iv (article "Hassan b. Thabit") has after 1. 24 the
following lines (but cf. lines 11, 12, 15, 16) :—
^ULjjjj«
A—-—j <dllj-x-j *j_j
t—?!y_*iJ ^^_^ Jlj
II. [T. p. 26;Jamh. 121
;LA. i, 497.]
Against Qais b. al-Khatim.
Heading: '£\ <G' s+^5 ^Lc^^ fi*n-^
<j>. ^mj e^rc^ ^UL^ Jlij.
jjjjJ
<_£-ilc jikjl U.0g^ ^Jax* tS-o1 *\ *ll*u^\ ^ —.tjj
1. 1. IA. i, 497 Lj U ji*5tj ;L. marg. *li*-S> l>
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1. 2. IA. ibd.—ImJu ^ <U *-JJo *J J^jo dJil <GLJ *J.£*
i. 3. uL**J djJte jUi\ Jlc JJil^ j& b. js^1. 4. IA.
t.}li Buht. 176.
1. 5. B. z)jh\
1. 6. L. JLpUJI ^M^ll J ^UJl tl^UG *jj\, ^J^^ Ul<,^ tJy-^W t-jL*-^ ^ Lillet <UJ\ LJ
i. 7. *J&c1j <o «u^y us^K *^ ji± \J* jji.V l«i1 Jyv.—IA - ibid *
1. 9. B.JJLcl |J
U)ilfljsJI ^Jj Buht. 166
;v. 9-13 not in IA.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 13
1. 10. See L.A. xix, 74, quoted anonymously.
1. 11. J^&* J lf*»l»r1 &&~~* iJ)A)—B. Ju&" J l^I»-^ *JuiU
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1. 13. P. c^jIj ^j &\Z*>.jxJ* ^y Jj! JuJIj — B. J*iJi
1. 14. B. h <jjj\ji
1. 15. B. A*X and jJu7
^ ju=^^ J-*Nj j>*-i?y cH^l? ^^ J^ JW-*1. 16. <L*-^
IA. ^^r JL-^J1 ^jJ djj— B. ^^£^1) J-*^**
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1. 19. ££, \]S ySi \J lLO^ rfm jj!J1 \S& jj&j Jjjll
*U JUo
III. [T. 84;H. 522]
On the victory at Badr.
[Uyun, fol. 174 v .]
Heading : ^ aLJL*Sl ^ U-AJb ^j i£jj\sl\ J*jjfc*z <dJI ^bj J^
1. 1. Ijjb ^2*J jIj! ^^ SJi- *_*_*_3>^ &£U\ dL^I ***£^
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B. i^Ju5 K. p. 418.
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r^V-s.^'1. 5.
Jfcull ^1 JW1 H-*>fy <M^ *-V^
14 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1.6. ^yj.ejyi-B.jlfllUt1. 10. <jA~41j ^juUpuM *1*4
*-_-Jio JjtJI 2,t ia~utj Jyu
JUL. SjS^AJ! ^1 J*J! „«• a**" „# UJ JVb^l jun/s*dt,
^UU *L*1 htjA\ h\X£-) <8Lc^aJ' I Jl—B. j££*& cL?A^ and f^W1. 13. Pt. Atjjr ;
L. ^JjJI ^U^^JIj JUJ e^J Cf. ZDMG, xl,
179 m». 1.
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a^Jl Ufuj ^^j' ^jIH
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a£1J!xj^>-y*j &S-JAJ+)
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1. 26. L marginal note :
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i^JLfflj ^JL^^isH—B.UsVj-t
JL-N A-fj -ry.j
See H, p. 523, with variations
; T., p. 3, four lines.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 15
IV. [T. 85.]
Fakhr poem.
1. 1.dj+~: tjyjsr" Axi^ ^5 P^b fc*V* *^ See -LA- *"> 50<7
5
Jac. i, 577.
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1. 4. ^\.x*ay ^'&Jb—L. on the margin :
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1. 5. <0"L) ci ^.w^l Ji^/di
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1. 7.
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JL *s£U^—Ij- marginal note : ^+ c-jLs^I <J J/-J1 7rj?H ^ ^rjji
1^
1. 9. ijj xJl^ £L$^J\ ^j\^\ fjtAJ ^c *tu!^ &j j^l! ^jlj <j***^
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P. marginal note on the verse quoted: «-X4j ^^J^ ^jj l^-J^ IjJI
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16 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 13(j^\*~s.» f+a- ^j*r)\ S-ta ^y 4-r>W-> >r
a-^l? u^m!!
Jjj^j u%ij
£%&-*
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^^1 **a^ >5^^ *^t** ioxJlj
1. 24. <UU! *&£,Uij J->- ^y^^jjAh Zxd\ Cf. LA. v, 273.
L 25. ^UUj ^aaJ!
1. 26. cJilu^l! a^u^ <Cij JL +!t>±2»\ 'jJ- l<& CS}i« *#\ *tji
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yJ
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^Q\j v-^olc ^ Jj! ^K. 'Lib;*^x ^j lJl>j\A\ Cf. the verse quoted in
Lane (p. 262). LA. xviii, p. 100. B. P. UjjI L>
1. 30. ^y* ^ ^^ji^- ^f- Vv^"^ J^ wjL-all
jj^la^jjo >^Jl Jo>/:
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1. 31. jZLi J^^i JjUj jo j 5^}^ ^*}\ j>)^U ifiUsr ^^JlB. .— .^. .
1. 33. See K. 344, Mehren, Rhetorik der Araber, p. 115;
Caussin de
Perceval, Essai ii, p. 512.
After 1. 34 [T. 35] ^^^*)V J^- J9^^ uM*T *J*j L*i J. LiiX*M jc^ LiU- LI
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 17
V. [T. 89;H. 625.]
On the same subject, containing allusions to incidents in the battle
of Uhud.
1. 3. B. J^\1.4. -L^all ^^rsdM
1. 5. Jj ^fT3 *^T^ ^W ^J^ j'^\ ^ \fji**^\ Sr^^ U)*i
r\J\^ ^fJX *j*~* J *Lu^ ^j3 J)i.U*
^-1U ^U ^
$yt** JUa^
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On margin : ^ uJjfi ^ )j*£ ^ uJjfi ^jJ J5^ ^j> pi jJj Jiy alyi
ur-j1 a! IS Ju»J *£ J^JJ Jjy ^-j LlxJ{j—ij& jj^J f^ ^ A-1*J ^-j!
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— ^ i^U* ^ u*J ^ c-^*i ^j ^1 j^l
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1. 14. jUSD <oLj* J^c v»*A\ «*r^
1.15. J^^^^j*)\^JijCs^V^J*S*1. 16. B. f&+
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L. marginal note :
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2L. marginal note: JUu diLl^ (?) -Jj^ J&j ^--x
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tl^JJ (i^r**^ f-**»juj3U ^i
^^ lili 1,1^ ^ ULj ^ *Li <d=^ J!j ^b J^ JdJ 1^1 J^^
VI. [T. 103.]
Pom in praise of the Ansdr, the poet's own valour, and his services in the
cause of Islam.
LI. B. uJ>N 3i ^\ ul£l
1.2.^)li! ^u^ 1$^ l^-Jl^ ^^Jix^
;*; jljSJjl J^sA\} p$ti\ jJ-i\) *'j^\ xJj\±>* <4<-U ^^JLj jJi J
jJjjJLM JlJj o iLSLj ujyJli ajj^- jj&j+su ^lo ^J^ La^ !i!
1. 4. B. i^1. 6. »j^j ^ jj^l ;^ ^^ U*
pi jj t^J! ^ J^ Ijl Jyb
^i/- Jf-fij *i^^ *^jj* J^jJ^ *Sf-^1 ^--^ ^X^l L^kili lLLs^,^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 23
1. 7.jjtf
JLSaL ) f&jZ- a^iL \#\ ±iji jU)l <u*^*ul\ *UL*M
aj jJuw J_j a^|3 J ujLoJI
1. 8. \^tj &33 \jbjLa J^l Sjk* J u^jl^l^ ^ «^y.—B. iJl£*«
1. 9.IfcyfiaJ LfSku t^Uj l^ju~l\ jjj l^Jj IfL^J J <jl^CJl *rtj^
*jbj \$££) L|>j^kuj l$JL» L*j^j UUjf, ^^1 lfi l^L-^ ^^ ^Ui^
juAJl^ (^i-j-JV ^Us\Ji cjU ^yJi 'LuJl, ^W J-^51 juc^j l^-UiJ
1. 10. cP^^ ^*^jij^ lr* W^^ ^r* **£/-*>• W-^ ^^ W-^**£>!
1.11. L. ULju^^OLSj)
1. 12. ^-^- J <j>-^ J*&^ u*W^ *jT*Jh M/*^ ciJ/Sfle ij ^y.j
3AXC B. U*<Cv
1. 15. aL^\ ^ ^1—L. al^J
1. 17. jrA] <J> ^JL^^\ Jj£M
1.19. J>3 \fc \f& JU j*\ J>3 U^^ jj/K fl> jfod JjR
1. 20. B. J\3 \j\j
1. 22. alish^ L,JL*,}\ ajc^jji— T. ^ j&\)
1. 24. !J1 JW^ *»& J^ ^ eT*; f?^ J^l> ^^ f^ J?/
24 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 25.ijftjj
<L^h J e^ks^ \JJt> ^Li vojl] ^ »oU \£jjd\ JkJI
\j\ ijJLxl\ ciojt Jfcb <J^l£=£\\Jyr^ J Aj^ -Jijj ^jJl XJVj ^JajL
1. 26. B. u^-fcfj and If^U
l. 27. »jyr Jlc cpi\ jl*Jt &JA\ 4>Ut juill
1. 28. &JJ«i\j J 15 iy3!j &SM ^j J^Jl ^UoJ\ cijj yjOjW >j^\
c^Ja-> J lJL> JLsl ^> cu-JJA-^ aJ ^^J^ *^!/u)^ ^j** ^l£*i*»»lj-TB. Jsrill L*
l. 29. iL&b&j &&-J Ujuxs-^ ^UjS)^ A^ Uj^ ^^asS^ *U>Jl
f AfP* c^5 e^oK til Zj*- ^j\ J lib *\Utf^ oJ«S jjj>=^5
1. 30. jXJf Jjf ^v*1jiN
1. 31. ^e.,.u.^ iXJI ^1 ^X^SH cl£lj£, *UM i^dfltyJI JV^Jl
£-~l)J1 Js^lj i^-ijl U>* J«^ U^i Uj*^ U/ij 1^5 l^I^Uj jIjJI^ J3H £cU^ J£-fy %-] ,U!\ ^ ^.^
1. 32. ^LsS^l <->**-^ J-iiil o^ u^ar ^iJl *U!\ JUM
1. 33. J--sM ^^ J\jJa-H ^usj-Vi^lj ^r-?^ Uj^j W^~V V,
l>nsn^-
<u3"^ Jj|l p\y^\) f\yA\ c^\j 77^^ ^J^-^
1. 34. A.J £--s^ uj^ *j&} (J[jh**J ^iJ^ [so ! see Lane] uJUjf
L. T. uJLjM ;B.
pt*As*rLJL,
1. 39.^VjJJ Jy&jtj
iJU^ ££ j£ c-AjJ
rL^-
d ^ p -<8-, f J **A_j J ^_l^ ^l^Jl jJLkj Jjj
See Geyer, Gedichte u. Fragmente des 'Am b. Jffagar, 36, 2.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 25
VII. [T. 27.]
On family glory. Dirge on the death of the poet1
s brother 'Aus, who
fell in the battle of Uhud.
1. 1. j-^F^ Wr^ t*?j' L5^ *U*S1 <j* AcUi^ l$)yi> ^ If! {jsdssT
jLJ ^ tJ^Jl Ju* ^*s? J*rfi> cf. LA. vii, 257Jj-^i ^i *WJ| Jcfj U,
B. ^^^-^
1. 7. U Ji* £-^J Jyb ,^li* a) J^j jrtjff ^Jjj 5l Uf^ Ui u&Mj
1. 8. 4_L| J^N Jc.sr»—B. Jcs^ U
1. 9.jLaJ^Jl ^ *5ybj jjuul! ^J ^Ldl jiyiyLall ;
cf. V, 9.
1. 10. J^U u^j — l«k"Jijbj jiJ} \
Jjfc
1. 1 1 . _^ST, ^U* lf*« j£U JjW ujLiijsh J6 \ jjb 3JUT;cf. v, 8.
1. 12. iX^| ^j j^A^J j^Ull*. ^njjj>
1. 13. l.Uk ^ uwti ^ ^t ^ Jflll \dJb— B. t-Affcll
1. 14. £LJ^j yiO Ui 4^ t^ Ua c£)y ^ inlJl *yi
cf. LA. i,386
;B.
Ls>-jj&- i-ij
1. 15. <£, ^ Sj
1. 18. P.*3j*Xgj£j
1. 19. P. j£L>
1. 20. *j^ j^y\ JlSUM I^-Jj ^J1 Jj^\. ^jSI ^ jisl! ^7,^P. jLu ;
B.£jL
1. 25. ^M ^ *&^ aLma^?! JlJL^. JLJj jU! iLic *L*mc)\
1. 26. jfJcftU Uj^lj jjwLll\ JceVjiiS\
26 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
VIII. [T. 38.]
Probably pre-Islamic. Praise of himself especially his poetic talent
(1. 19), his brother Aus, his mistress, and his tribe.
L 1. £^\* <-^*^ iJ&A t-^r5^ \r»
c^- -^A.. v^> ^
1. 3.{ir
^$ l# (j^ UU \j*yaij) +£j^&tj\ \j&\JJ Jjib—B.
c^iij;
•• **
—1. 4. Lj&pX—* j$b ±$\ Ifwilsr* l$5jL** c^-i-£ *Sy l# jyl
UL*u^J>tj
1. 5. Jj^llyc^l^ Axkiu<0ll*jj
4X-J. 1 j\(C-^-
2*-LJ)jij &1° M^\ *£j
i. s. -*Ju\ j\JM, J\yj\ j\ ik«]\ ^ ^3i1. 9. i^^ ^&\ [P. <dj^] a)js>- JL* d£js* ^k>—B.
Ujljj
1. 10. *3^_-S, ^_^ **^ ti J^. <—>*fcJ' J d£)ij ^^^ Jy
1.11. ^--Jt jLlI,j-lHyu d^kll Jijrt, *I* JJJ^ e)bj1
J? JJ11
1. 12.j»pj\
<J l^i». j^. *# v^-v#/-» Jyv. ^f^T ^6^ ^^H v_?«^.5
f^ Vy — B. *~=?C ^ ^ *^£^>
'*&fj-^ /^ ^aJ!
1. 14. LP T. ^tl^ d1. 15. L. marginal note:
*j!j^1. 16. ^yS tfi~~*«f l£*«^ lil Jjfc MSS. and T.
Jfc-ofc
1.17. Aii\j^\jS4\3 J^^ <J3A)
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 27
1. 23. aL*^ <w^L> ^)i &»JuL^*i (^s ^j J^V. ij\ <*Sj*i
1. 27. £^« *J&3& iyU- This line is quoted with variations in
LA., I, 387, and TA. [see also Lane].
1. 29. L^vtJ U£ c^*jlJj/^j W^ ' W^JtA
1. 30. If-Jj -i-j .u-^yJ ^ Qjc Ifc^l Jyb1. 31. ^ ^ix *LI! ^U^^&jl* U/jJl Jyb ^lAk*n ^jUI
l. 32.l$! M^ lf^ *Laslal l$*K ^c ^j6 J&dt Jyv.
1. 33. J lib^^ocui U ^b' U, Cli3L^
jjriW *! c-^ u£^ J A^i
i. 35. awl jj, ik*nj-isiijjai
1. 38. Ifui* j*H J u/^j ^ Ji ^ J** Si<uyj^1
IX. [T. 87;H. 931.]
Ascribed to the poet's son Abd al-Rahman. Jeics of Medina mentioned
(1. 8). Allusion to Mohammed's messengership and the victory of
the Moslim arms.
1.1. B. C£ll ^ jS
1. 4. <LI3\j Jfiali ^ *A^ 4A-il£*l! iltaL*!! &)te\£t ^jjL)
1. 5. aUI *U, J <Jj3y£
l. 6. taU yo^c jJ^i \^5L>j U^ L>-£ ^ jJ^-i ^J jj-j ^L- ^ ^1
Aj^s^t ^—i^^# J--X «^-J ^--^Pj ^^^ U£l^i j-s£"b jIc yo uj^ ^d^TJ
^^J jlj ^rLl cT* J^5- I***! J^i? *^ 'jH i}/*3 **W^ U^.^J
28 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
fl—i "^j t^-* %J k~^ L^ ^^ ^^ 'Wr3
rU*JU j^JLN l^U- p y-^i uth^ l^J^
^j ^ liju .x-Xsr*^J-cj
**l* ^r* l--^ ^r^ W ciJk«M Jy A*
^^-J ^.j l^jli ^ jj^ ^i ^ JUi fcIj^ilai *jbdLl \jbj\Z>- ^J\ Ji\j*\
Jjb^. >?-^a.;.ll«
fl&j^J >^^*i l# \^*l3li Jicillj *W^\j *—<¥.^ ^r* W l?b ^
1. 8. L. marginal note: JJl*!! ^ <J_£— B. LlXJl ^c1. 10. B. J^3
1. 11. See Hamasa, 458, 1. 13. — B. Jj-^1 cLs? ^ Uuis*
1. 12. &o j^SIj J*s>- ^^1. 13. L. m {* *u.f A^JbJ^ IfH^J ^^^ If^-cy <«f**<*
1. 14. L. fLo
1. 15. JoJj ^jollj &\~*&\
1. 16.^j*!! jjpl^ J^Li^ yO^flill
1. 22 not in H.
1. 30. B. P. Pt. T. H. <U~«—L. <uUj ie.^ fe*«j
^i^L-AJl ^^mSI 5 <Jp* <jub j^ ^LLjU! ^ Jl^Ij [B.P. ifiit] *rJ/*Jl ci
1. 33. &y) tJ>\/u\ <uLaSij\
P. marginal note : Lr\li&\,^-j A^sr* ^^yJl ^1 £l&JI
^ ^'1^ "^^
-*r,ui j air! y* y *ui
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 29
X. [Not in T.]
Of doubtful authenticity, but ascribed to Hassan probably on account of
L 17 sqq. The mention of the Mount of Radhwa shows the poet to
have been a Medinian citizen.
[read U*Z**'] ^4**^ UaJbj l!&/1 JW^ 3*Jj** ^» V* <<*"
J& J^
L. marginal note: Ci^UJl J^-yll J^ yjjjljaLs!! y& SaJ^ll
L. marginal note to J^xib (1. l) : l_*£~J jy****>\ J fl. « <J-*=^ ^ ^lV * *
1. 2. *ifc)l ^UJb l«i£ Jlttl ajjf oSjJt, ay^ fcjL*
1. 3. c^y l/£^ ,Ut ,\J1 ^ Jb L* blLllj JJjJI *\j\ ^s^l
t&j* jU- — L. ^J\ uJJl^-
<l^ Juc jjbUJ! L-Ll JJUdlj ^jJI J^l aljt JJUilj J&tj JfJK
^1 - B. pL Jj&[
1. 5. t_AsA ^jJij <&&^li <uL U,^ ^Ll!&J&
^l/JJ! £,1 Ju,;
1. 8. vi^Jt^jiH JfeAjljj ^^ JJjJI
j^ijl ^fy Jb**M ^51^ gjx*.
1. 16. ^JL.11^ ^ilxJl
30 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
L 19. u^l p>^ vLA(J
— L. l^l. 25. Li>\ J-^ y&j A*hj \S)ji) f>/*jt \&>) J^=r «-*>*j
~~ B - ^^ji
1. 26. <_^Jl Ci2 j^i c^JJ U^-JLi? Uj\^^ ^ SlSb (.^jJl 4l£
1. 29. As tojlbdti ^s? cf. LA. v, 378.
1. 30. B.jftij
1. 31.<JAjjfi&
±&j\3 L->AA\ d <jh\ };*^\ *\j\
1. 33. <dL !i! J^r^ lijJc^LWl W^ ^j^ ^ ^r^H ^^^
1. 34. J^l (V*^^ ^j^ *ib J5^ <W^
1. 37. ^JJ^ JjL
XI. [T. 71;H. 617.]
Reply to 'Abd Allah b. al-Ziba'ra's taunt at the defeat of the Moslim
at TJhud.
Heading: yjj\k
iyl\ {j~j *JJ\ &*s.^Jic
i3jf&z>~\ +yj <J ^JjL*. JUi
(H. 616, 1. 16) Ifci J^ib ^jA\^Jlmoj ^*fJ!
i. 3. j^^ \j***>. ^^\ ajLi^ ajV^ ^'V^ f£kUh »£uW{
1. 4. Lu^. Us^ *L3! J! J^ jjjl! ^ tUJ\ Jjp1. 6.
rjju*-Jlj Lc^ L^ j^j JJl Jyi3 ^1 jtUI Jyl J*fcJ 1 Jyb
1. 7. J^i*M cu-Uj L£ ff«^ Jyb jU^ y&j ^Ji^ u-^r^ J^«^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 31
1. 8. L^yj tz&j1 jli uoa^\ J*a*l\j JjV\ ^l*, J]\
1. 10. j^LJ Lyil^<uk&3
tejs^j ^tfW^ ^ ^^ c&/^ c-^-*-Aj\*
^L3 ^ (JJOJ U)U jj^ Afl^j roL>r1j*U!i cjjV* J^l? *-^j ^j^
1. 14. L«m ^-*j ^^ J*1' ^ *W^1. 15. £^Vj<3 JU JuiM
Jijjl
^ dXli JJ ^ ^j J J* t-*p JL*\f*\ USj £q^ 1*51
(cf. LA. xiii, 311) djiSJ] Jiydi
l. 18. U>L-i>! U *^d jj-U 1 ti *k* ^-^ c;^ Jy^ J^After 1. 12 there are two lines in T. which are missing in the MSS.
XII. [T. 61.]
Fakhr poem.
1. 1. Jj^S! uu6j|j J lib s-^/ ^y**!^ **j\«V. c^/j <*&j **~V. u^
A&L> j^l— See LA. vii, 47
; x, 269.
1. 2. *.L»! ^ aIaJ <U1 3Jb ^ <*Jlc *IW Jyb
1. 3.ti^iiJ! J-iW JuuLJl^ c^-l-Jj L^xiib* u^JUtt?)
S^r^ J5*** c^UUallL5
i-c i-Sljjj ^^^^^
l^JLw^ lL5oL&
1. 5. &*c *U \o\ ^l&l^Jl J l«*iy Jyb^lUl JIfii, Jjjjl Jb-J
<M*c&>•
1. 7. c->^ll ifjjJuu*!! fcj^ fC^1. 8. J^-1 yb)
&Az "^ U^jij
1. 10. ^^ aLrsaL^— 1 <Uy ^ <ul^ t^dj *r*^ 7^i*^ m-* J-* W^£jj wi^j JU1 ^^ *JU
*X^j <Uj|j Jj til t/jj&
1. 13. *Jj CSL«:jh L-^iil Js**N ij3^ *fyW (*A <viW* fcjly
1. 16. ^;Ji £*yi ^Ifli^ 3^^ i-jUJ\ ifbLMJ!
1. 17.ij\j\*?
*JolA aJS1\j^\
32 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
XIII. [T. 72.]
Memories of bygone times.
[Noldeke-Muller, Delectus, 98.]
J^Jj^jj Xr>j4^— See LA. ix, p. 363; Jaq. ii, 658
; Agh. 14, 3^--.-J
1. 2. ^^J^ i—t/^ *£/ p*^ Jh*^*3^ fc^tjJ fcUjt ^^ y_i—^Jl
1. 4 (not in P.)f*#£ J^ +$s- Jhjt
J ^l
1. 5. See Jamh. 29;LA. xi, 318 ; Jaq. i, 660, ii, 105
; Agh. xiv, 2, 6;
Jwl. 45;Tab. 1380.
1. 8.15t^\ JU Lbj* 3jAS. ^ <Lk>-
^yj1\ ^ ^yill C^i i^U
bS-Okj £>,U JUjj £jb«- ^. jj+£ ^ *-ku ^ |J^1t£*cj ^.j^ ,<£> »Ju«£
*Jl^ ^ ;y ^ LU>jlsM ^ <—^*j ^ (J^See Agh. ix, 167
;Har. 358.
As. +4+i\ jJ J^>- (V^j l1£L* U J-wfii) ^a11 J*aJUl! +£*\ a!_j^l„^
L. on margin: J-i-^ isA^ \j*\ J^J <^^- ^ ijA£'
\j* *4*J ^ f^tir
-j *JUs u^oj ^L* ^Jb JjJ *U*s»- *Ja> csJlSj JIj J b^^ ^\ Jy
1. 9. £^\ ^IcjLf?Hi
n^jlj £yt SjL ffK e^*jT j^ JyoAs.
}f»ii *#Kj i'U*!^ j|yiaJ^
uiUijJ ^ Iji&r? ^IjU^ ^1 J^-aj
^^yijfU- j\5 U£ \&b) dj^*" •***% \a* l5^
^^ |»^j JjJ lir*^ (jjjil-J^ &*-* ti ^a u^l JJuJ^ j^aJ! ^ e^W ^ ^A
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 33
1. 10. AfwJI JuJudlj 7*sf\ (J^s^Jh) (jjL+ti jQ yJ&jJ) cf»>H t* Jl, 1
As. J> J*uAj ^^^LJi *^4~^ *j*^\ dh**J^ TJ**> <J^i W^ JV ^^^
^ ybj Jlvi ijjji tjjj-i) S^^^-i U> ^"^ ^ft Mu^ 435^a(l- h 124
5 ™>
116; iv, 1017; LA. iv, 55.
1. 11. jb ;J J\Sj JlfiJ! jb,*)b AfLi rj&»-j j*Jl j^Jl: J^
,^L& , :;.:. :> ^ Jla^sli *JboJ^ l5jj^ ^ <-^* f
A Jyb ^*^ (jV.A? jW./j
^UlJI j,_i_^ U UUht* tit JSU1 uJlSfl^j*J U ^V^*- ' uiUbill
[LA. xi, 254] l^jbLl o,^ JJjJwl ^:*^ Jj^L? £jI:j jJ*«juJUi 'Laf l*>1
As. <dl! A-^ 11 tf»**.•»!«IjjJt o Jjb
.jJ\ ^ J^Jy^WJ
^xjcJ j^ii ^ *J^ jb^j jVj jk/3 J^J ?*> ^ f**lrf' &? *+**
1. 12. As. J^ UJIj ti3>!l ^lj *J^ <_>W*1 *Jb JUj uiySl L&
J._5^j :.£<l!jJ> aj^-^j »LxJl^
.ioUI ujD^IIj ,Ji*S! <—^*33
**J V ^,/*,~' Jy^'
^£ <jL)fl jj! JxSJlj A^t^i |
J-c <U*uj>.*> (Qor. lxviii, 16)uH ^-*-^u>
5L*-1 cH *ii! _U~~
Cf. Har. 358; Kremer, Culturgeschiehte, ii, 271.
1. 13. As. <ui u^c^ U iZjJZikjLs jj^iJbj! J ^J IpjbJ u>Jb J^aj
1. 14. ^1 Ail I! ^UJ1 ijii^ Jlc e^,3 ^UftJ^J^i rUiil^^^
34 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
MjJtj J^l ^^ J^f oj^J See LA - xiv>139 (J^4^
As. .JaiM 4jT? lf^# l*,y l^ ^r?^ <uUsJ^ Sl^l L-^tLckr; ^J U|
*^>Ails? j<A pdC*
aJJ\ J^ ^Jl <J-*JJk-«! aj^) l^j ej^^fiJl A-^JLj
Lli J-s^ J-s*^ <Uy. v^-3
pto J*iJI JUi <uUj *J, J6, j£\
1.15.y-J \ <G*jcc^ ^s^ \j <0'3* J libJmJ I djj <xcjj ^ jJ 1 a
jla.& \ *.^^«
Jjii-yl <L*jJ^ *^*^ A-^c^Sl ^ jJbj JA^ /aj <kc*^ac* ^ uu<J&$1
ju-^c ^j Ju-ii UuOlij l-^JJ3 jlsasJ^ ^luJ! ^ L«(J*, (Jaq. ii, 625)
As. (see Noldeke, I.e.) Jjj^Jj Jj^sljj ^JJl ^--J^—j ^Li Jyb
v—^^^ Jjblj JjcJl <uj3 J1jJ\^ *^j& uUjJcsh 4_As?*^ *UJb
1.16. As.^
1. 17. ^JS—\\ (jiambSj \ffjJi}\ dikvMj LjJUll <jfc:o*ljj ^ii^* ^Jjj—Jj
As. <uL^«aL-»^ «J ^1 J^M W^J ^f!?XJ ^r* ^^^ <-i o«^^ ^la^^ll
jli^ ^J\tl\<-r^iJ\ Jl*J^ lijbU J^l JfiHj 5J-^ jo^j ^ ^y-A^j ^^yJ^i
aj\**\ j^Li<dJ\ J^—^ ^iLJ JUij »J^o jj\ /i^ j.-oi^ alii J ^J^kI
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 35
^H. L5_L
Jjib*lAJli ^SjLs ijsuui
J-€->
Jyb J***_, l^J *j.Uf\
j*kU toiUja^ J
Jfsli *_1J! a_*-j! ^jLL»^ i„4,(jjjj ^^1 b)Lutj!j
«Lj1 u-cl*
Jill *ljjjjb cH L/*UN cT L5^(?)J-^v J*
A^-
J A^sr*
J*js' <Cy=sr* JJii a1*s»- ^ JLi xJ+*>^ j\i\) ^u*1 J J15 LlXJiysu
. ^1A JA? ,/f*
1. 18. As.^^aigjplx ^taJI ^ —
^j\ l^LS.ycJjti ^i &\ h£>j£j
—)'j*s* j*±. \ij*a l^j'lfj ur^.f>y4J*U!\ lf*i c_^^ Cf. Har. 452; Kit. Mai. 14.
1. 19. uXlj l^i jJ, ^LAJl J^l^ <dU <u^, ^rywJl *IUJ1j{1 J 15
jJ>^»-\ (*^^ j*^. iS}j^
^l***^ ^ JaujUI! LaU^ ^Lsi^- J^_3 i«t
<ui J lib l_AA_^l_, ^J ^LuJ^ J**IjU **>.! ^^j ^ J^^s^lj <*-*Tj-N^A_Jb
J**liUJl L*j *Ua*^ J-*liU Jk-_&-!_, _^i *~t!1 ^vjLj ^j 1j1_j J^iUitj J.£a*
t>Jll)u 'liLfllb c_£^j ;^s^ ^-j L* Cf. LA. xiv, 38 (two versions).
As. ^ J*aiuJJ UjbU^j^ *U)^*sM ^ju _£***!1 ^>_1_5>- Lj&lsJi' aly
J-*U*!i Ju^lj J«aU!1_, uLA1^^J\^*uij J.ui^l^ uJ^M Cf. Har. ibid.
Kit. Mai. ibid.
1. 20. lil ^^C JJj l£U- ^r^3 l?i>- u-J^j LS5J j^Jj JUL>
1. 21. *a**j ^jJ! ijl^ <U-s^j XJUJ ^Jy.A^ L^oliH J-tfS\_,i J-*ff^
As. AL-a^II s-,^ :
'y1
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36 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 22. As. LfcU JuUi!^ (»{**U?j *$J1 l&y*^ J^fZ f&jiA^ ^ ^r1*-*^
1. 23. As. +&*&£• f&^j ^^^ *^—' J^J ^l—u*J!^TlrCLsJl
MjCtfli\y^i Jj>- _.j~c aJys a^ krfjll *!^-J!j J«tfJUM k-jj J^jUJI *\j—»j
Jaxll^J^ <uJa«l\ ilaJl J*ai> J\ (Q. xxxvii, 53)
1. 25. Jf-A*!! <J u^^— As. j£ J-sii^j *$-i &lk>- 1#A\ yt\ J/=^}
i. 26. ijji ^ *jjij l/v^ **^r5 ^W ^Aj
v, Jyv.
1. 27. J ji*N JjfcN
As. 1. 28. JjucJl cAjISI J I^^sbJj ^«*£j& ^b*- *^A*M (Jaxj
XIV. [T. 9;H. 703.]
On the siege of Medina, a. 4 h.
1. 1.jv&\ L->yi
1. 2. ^i^ i^Su^3I1. 3. U,Jua J IfJJ c-^*£ Jo .--aJI <—
A*£ilj£^U! *I*J|
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%j£ J^ Jif if J*^ ****** ^ i^W^ Uicul^ *J
1. 7. V. ^jkSsfU
1. 8. j*^ l515Uj ST, &jrt JUb ijfj*
iikt — Y. above the line Lfi-c
and^,j*\j
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1.13.L.ybliaj
1. 14.Joj #\ J\jJ&\ J\ AJUt Jt)\ ^ ti\)
[LA. xvii, 53] 'LJLJLj A-i--^ ? ^j , *«Ji <U c^o^ *T, W li
&~,JL}\ iffjiU ^^l is* SUj ^'jJM^ ^g *j
XV. [T. 10; H. 454.]
On the victory at Badr.
1.1. V. on margin : XJlj Ly>-j ***>», oLA-P ^j^
1. 2. Y. on margin: ,joj$\***J AjS ^o^Sl^k^ ^J*~aji\
1.4. V.oj.
1. 8. See Yaq. iii, 345.
M- v.^jl1. 10. Ifetr l^UII jL**.^ J? 4,1 jLuJl J^lJl
1. 11.*jj\}^\} J-*-* *j—a^ &** *l_Jjt-J ^ji! ^Lc [l^jJ <tlyij] iAj\
1. 12. ^ A>cj p^ji* ^j^ ^ J^Jt ^ fllJb ^ ^.c J^ ^
1. 13.
1. 14. id& U j^\, c^UU^ ^l£
XVI. [T. 69;H. 547 sq. and 667.]
On the second expedition to Badr (a. 4 h.) where Mohammed desired to
meet the Qoreish forces again in order to retrieve the defeat at Uhud.
Heading: Lsy l^Jl l&Jyi iXctj*aL* /^-^ ^vj Juc^i! jJj i^fi
(J JlSj
38 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 1. ljbpJ TyaCUwJ ^Jl*Ull
*-J/J^ fcjj^J^' <J$l? tV*" ^^
1. 3. ^j ^IJ^Sj y ^^ £/^J^ ir?^ £y*H LgkiLuJ <-^ ijyjtf
l. 4.*-»j*Jl^^ J~==^ ^v) ^ir^ ^\j^ 2>^jt^ tA~r *>'
<Hji
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*lu*)l J^i Ax*a JJ*^ (*f^c t^ ^ L5^" L/^ *J~*^
1. 11.Jj-ij J\ p>)j*~
d ^j&&\ fj^j Ji) t-tj*- ^ &\-t»<* rf
XVII. [T. 73.]
/;? praise of the Ansdr and the conquest of Tdif.
1. 2. *JL^2±^$ Jj*«j Jjjj\Ui^»fl
l. 3.\Ji j.*j ~j&
<&* JU> lilUj LA* L&i j^j tijj j^ h^?^ 1 jb^ir^ <Jh* Wi'
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SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 39
i. 7. 3-jfj A>^j^ j$*? vJ ^W^y*^ ^5^^ *J&4 t> ^
.laA)
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1. 8-10 not in P.
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JL±*j\-j'
1. 12. L. Libli
1. 21. L. on margin: l^aL* ^ fcy**** f\"J\
1. 22. ,..Ui^Wj <u» JO iyi r* ijJb
1'. 23. L. on margin : cUr**
1. 24. ^1. 25. J5|5 ^ J^1. 26.
^jfe-Jl ,*^
XVIII. [T. 5 6.]
itew/ memories.
1. 1. ^/**>* (j-^'"^aN ^^y^ y ^ kUa*l^ LJ***-*-* kW-j
<&lki Uj^j ^5JLlkxJ JlA <UAi dL-J ^adj *lk£)\
1. 3. L. on margin: jUj (LliaJ*). This line is missing in T.
1.4. la*JbSU*-^\ilUiii
1. 6. JJJ1 ,-^1 J U^yLo UfcuA^j J*aJ\ U^J U*j ^yi^ ^&Jf^ lyJ! J ^^JbJl *J »U/ ^Ik/JU *a£*l &ij J^j3^ This line
quoted by Lane s.v.i^£»
1. 7.fjbj^\
cJ\X3y& J\ Jh> JL U &LJ1
1. 8.j^_c j_fc, ^& ^ ^f^ A=J/^ ^ ijrjj ^J
tic ^ ^L>
40 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
£] jLi5| ^J\^ ^J lU* ^JJ! £u,fl j*J U* ^ ^livJl
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1. 12. <U*aaj>-\ ^ <dwfa ji Ul£ jy
1. 13. tlkjSlj L^ JJ1 al>yJ^ AisluuJ^ «—i>^^ l5^^^ J^ *!A
1. 14. jjj ^ kScj tyill kUfiJlj jL£il ,-ifll c*£*Nj ^jU*. *\j\
«a\*j\ ctx^J)^ c*X&* i^Jya uftigj £&* .J1
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i*Lj» l^jL-JT 4-r^Ai jjw^l liJfe .i* J-^1 *«** <^-^5 jJiiJj^j bbJ^T
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SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 41
i. 21. i$i*k> j\ *j$\ lu3^ & >«. w n ipsiLL)5i
jjj co^ ^^
1. 23.^Ul, JjlJl Jey*h*3 ib^ 1 ^bSl ^02JU liJj^ *fi j^
XIX. [T. 106.]
On the Prophet Huhammed.
[Lines 1-5 and 7 are given with slight variations in a poem ascribed by H. 350 to AbuQeis b. Sarma.]
1.1. <^j^ \h^*e li^l— L. IjjLS and^i
— L—J should stand at the
end of the first hemistich.
1. 2. T.jJjj,
1. 3 Second hemistich LA. ii, 56(^clfcl! Jl5)
1. 5.uX>-i^ ^Umiuj dc^s\ yUiull ^» ^«:UJi
— L. ujjj
XX. [T. 98; 'Iqd. ii, 268.]
On the murder of the Khalifah Othmdn.
[See Noeldeke-Muller, Delectus carminum arabicorum, 77 ;see also IA. iii, 151.]
Pt. adds to the heading <j>olj ^j ^jLLs*- jx£> j£.\ Ijjb
1. 1. Jui5\ 5^ ^ VX*\*fjej]
&Jliiill
<£i> J&i £-^
c^ .jkl ^Ooi^ Ui-S> ci^Lai ^j^JX-i 9)j^\ ^r^j* *ijl^~~*2~* J^ ^—<*j
Cf. LA. i, 316.
1. 4. See LA. v, 164; xii, 405
jHar. 200
;Lane
subj^-j ,but cf.JLJ
1. 5. J.^ ^^l^JI^LajSl ^ UJ p& ^1 ul^ ^y* tj\)\
1. 8.&jj*aj\ Jyb jLosil J-J JyL>
42 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
XXI. [T. 40; H. 799.]
On the defeat of the Moslim arms at Huta [a. 8 h.], and the death of
Zaid b. Hdrith, Jafar b. Abi Tdlib, and Abd Allah b. Bawdha.
Heading: J^-c^ cJlk ^\ ^ j**^) <U,l»- ^ Juj: Ljy$ JjdI ^Jji
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ll^jci
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XXII. [T. 110; H. 934; Tab. 1713; Jaq. ii, 4.]
This andpoems xxin drwrf xxv are supposed to have been recited on the
occasion of the embass// of the B. Tamlm [a. 9 h.] .
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SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 43
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^^1 j£ £**;; iy«l Ufci j-45
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a! J-iij l^jIj ^j ^Ll^. ^\ J~^ **1^ (V^ ^ (J U-^j Ij^Ai<d!l ^K.
(Here follow the two lines forming No. xxn.)
XXIII. [T. 112; Agh. iv, 9; H. 937; IA. ii, 220; Tab. 1714.]
[L. 8, 10-13 not in H., who, on the other hand, has a line not to be found in the Diwan.]
1. 5. TV.^i'^j
and\yOj
— Agh. %-tjf,but Uxij
1. 9. L.'ij±\
1. 14. Har. 677.
1. 15.^JuJl Crti^J^yj >u\
1. 17. L. t^1. 18. l^^. J\ jj] J ^| J!^. gxi)^
1. 19. L. u_^*l3,T. c->Ju
;the line is missing in Agh. and Hish
j&\ J\s\\ ^eLA\
44 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 22. J^ 1J^ l-^xIj I—« c^yv. ^ Iji£i3 ^^ ^ jjgj Jti
^U^ ^^ ^ ^1 ^ ^^ ^^ J u^ks* Ji Si3 ^L^. p&s>
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u^viJ J_j JA*3 Ji(JyiJ\
&** i/'*8^" ciTUjbLfcysuL* c^Ul?
t-^JJ *UJ1 c£l«J S^plj j^LL^l p;J\ ^Li U^oi-J ^
(Qor. xlix, l) J^-j J^ *Ui JjJ^ piCi ^-J1 j^lc <0'^ \x*\j pbjAj* ^1^
),&1 A-AJl J^ pU\ 51
aSJ^ U1 ci?.^H £j, !>-, Ji, &2! *ia> o)y
XXIV. [T. 90.]
Drinking song.
1. 5. <U3U- rU«jj Jlja|^5
i. 7. ZL^j^ Jjui ij^ij*uji .j^ r^i j^ l^o^ uf>^
LiUxJJ iLtfl^ll jjlsoJl
1. 10. See LA. vii, 330.
L 11. T. jUj— L. on margin : 1_^_jU fjo $\ lj^$ ^jy^iW J^J-M
lid b^X*^ L*j1^>U
Jl;i
1 13. P.T. ilCAJ Cf. LA. ibid.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 45
1. 14.<->\y&\
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jj Jyb
1. 16. <&u*ll £f^£&^ <U^Ull i/^i — L. t4jj^T ,but corrected
on the margin.
1. 17. l^lAi^ <du*J l$J^ ^J£=c?^jdl i-i^f?^ j^Ji ic-i^i Juijll
1. 18. L. on margin: IfcLLc l^xaJ
1. 19. L. cx>
1. 20. L. on margin: aJJIJiioiJ ^J*jl)
XXV. [T. 91;H. 938.]
Recited on the day of the arrival of the etnbassadors of the B. Tamim.
[See Caussin de Perceval, Essai iii, 272.]
See Nos. xxii and xxm.
1.1. L. on margin : *£<Xu1 6jj&\Cf. Jaq. ii, 4.
1. 3. Ajjb *.* a\JLj\ a^J:u^» ^ ^ULc i2\j\
1. 7. ,WM .;j <G'jJ. i^lkJI J^, ^<j
1. 8 not in Hish. and probably spurious.
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1. 10. L. *Se£.
1. 1 3 not in "Wustenfeld, but in V.
XXVI. [T. 96.]
Against the B. Judam.
[See Hish. 975 sqq.]
XXVII. [T. 66.]
Satire against Al-Moghlra b. Sho'ba.
46 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
XXVIII. [T. 32.]
Fakhr poem.
1. 4. \£su\ \jio\L i^ofJ *ji?j^-i£M JjjWl^iJl £>J>)&&!!
l. 5. *_^, lL&J U JjJ) SLL.-f3 f»^Sl ^11 'UN J5lu^ ctll
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Ji
II. 7-8. K. 121 with variations and of doubtful authenticity. L. L£l&
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1. 13. liti *iis£ ^^Lc ^dJl\ jxJlW^ xA\ *}ij Jbj ifJuJ ^-^-^
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1. 15. ^jJI J1^11 jlA^k *6! ^^. 51 ^fo <_^1 J *|fC$ Jyb
1. 16. uit^fjiUdl Jl-S Jyb i-^V-4^ ^^^ *^'^^
UlA c-j^I t>U ^ ^Lc ^jj c-yJl Ij*aJ y
1. 17. y*j ifc*? AeU>- jU&j^ I^Jlc to^fj V*?*^ S-V-^^ ^^ J*5j
XXIX. [T. 11.]
Lyrical poem, written after the poet had passed his fortieth year.
1. l. \£>\} \ fj-^O <jj\p3 jA^j [sr^ 2&&J1^ ^^ uU^t
1. 4. LJ£<-*$Mjj J^W^ J*^ J^ lf*M J W^ £*to ijJ^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 47
1. 5. L. on margin :
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1. 7. L. on margin : cLJU ^sX^- Cf. Chal. al-Ahm. 49.
i. 9. (p. L*4\,) 'UJ1 &4\3^ li j**li J*, 4^iU ^v^1. 12. ^^aJI JWAA51 cLy&1
1. 13. L^JJ li! W5*^ ^r^ *^J ;^ ^ Cl?ArLj ! jl sl&fc&f J Jb
1. 15. *\j\ ajj^j a) &*pu a) <UJwa}
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5**
XXX. [T. 25; IA. iii, 150.]
Elegy on the death of Othmdn.
l. 3. &> 5VJJ ^jJl ^Idt, *>f*11 ^ \s?j j\j\ ^boll
1. 4. A_f_.c ^ X«-oj ^ La* i^ &&(&»> ^VeH ^^^^ pHP* ,JkW<d!\
<U>£>-^ ^l^lc Jjj «j$*»*• ^ J/ J*) jj*^-1
— IA.±J*j> J f^-^
XXXI. [T. 12; IA. iii, 151.]
Ow the same subject.
1.1. T. ^Jue1. 5. £^ ^
L. on margin :
lAlb &jU« £* ^ C^ffill &Ik* ^ UAjMJf»- U
— L. 1/*a1:^wh
iU-j*^* .1
XXXII. [T. 12.]
Om ^e s#;;?e subject.
1.1. L. on margin :* °
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1.2. it^l^Jlil— L. Jli
1. 4. a^ J | &J1 See Jaqut, i, 703.
48 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
XXXIII. [T. 41.]
On the same subject.
1. 1.£j^!l fj^\
1. 5. e^oU ^ Jo: t j.a>
1. 6. iAs. j^su \j\j Jo^
J J^J ^yJ ^1 <&*; ^ **b?j^-JI ^1 ^~^ J^J^ &•<• J6j JV5
^OiSl ^ l^U ^ ^l^ w .ug.)j ^K. jjf}^ sij* ^j>\ ^ Sij* +$x*j t-^^
Jzj **f&2!lj flails JiJ _ij ^.^ ^cLij^/iJ Ji) li-l»-
l;^j ajK ^ <di! J~£
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bjsH* JUL* ^jU*!lJ JjJfiJ^ ^ Jail axc ^^j JjLJI J^ ^ J;!
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jj ^Lai *j^i ^jj-a^ ,jL*l ^jyiJ J'^5 ^jJ
£-£x* J^.j-k ?^-=r ^-^ ^-*ir'j *~&>*L-*u_Jj *—a^L^-j^ ^&j* **-b
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fc/F*^^ ute*£ v^jjj jo. >±x-i js&\3 tsjyJI ^^ ^j
[See Hish. 643.]
1. 5. L. on margin :
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SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 49
XXXIV. [T. 105; IA. ii, 43; Tabari, 1165.]
Dirge on the death of Abu Bakr.
1. 4. &\f\ £jJl *U1 Qyij o*4>
XXXV. [T. 12; H. 571.]
On Uhud.
1. 1. ^> Xj±« ^ lvt}± ^ ^1 ^ jtfjA\ ^ J^ H; cS^
[cf. LA. sub <J*a.c] usj! \2A\ \x*ej\**o J*a*l^ ifjliili
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A»*T A*i ijj^l^J! lyc4C^li a&mJjJ S^ <UJo-li jk.^1<uyu *-l—i—L. on
margin: <
i^c ^—J7^l—z ^ dill tU.c ^ J^dJl ^—; t£j>Ul cuuj iL*£
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XXXVI. [T. 23;H. 524.]
On Badr.
1. 4. L. marginal note : J-Aiu
1. 5. c-^LUi^£li!! ^ c^mII i>jji*1
1. 7. L. on margin: Jukull£>*>-
XXXVII. [T. 64.]
On the theft of a coat of mail by Tu'ma b. Ibriq al-Zafari.
[See Qor. iv, 107, and H. 359.]
Heading : T. J^l ^^JLj] ^jj&&\ (Jij*i\ ^ £**»^# iiA**>" J^J
50 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
^~2\ J6j <Ue U.»J^j j**Ltf L$+A\ ^-i-e ^jAii jLuW ^+ &^£ ^
Jjj\ ^\ J6j [Qor. iv, 107] M Jjjli jju**J c-a_l_^ Ijl ***L LJ*>|
aU\JjJl Uli ,j^jfjN ^# ^56 ^* *W^ ^J
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JUS ^JJL>- lU3J ^_LiAiL jo£
(Ji,y) ^) utX^i <Lsall>^
[See also my New Researches, 119.]
1. 4. See Sib. i, 207.
XXXVIII. [T. 42.]
Dirge on the death of Hamza b. Abd al-Muttalib.
Heading: ^^^Si ^^ *, Jub^Jl Ju»c ^j 'i\A^- (J~«*J <ut< S^L^ JlSj
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^•J ^ 1?^ J>jj <dl^ J^ ^1 iUkl. C^lUi uJ&fi C^Oo\ ul£jd J Us \$£.
JU *fcls »2>jW ^^U^ ^j-,* ^Iju Ia^-1
f*f^« S^rr^. ^ ^ *-*fd°^
*i_^i i^u. ^;K. uw jJLj fix ^Li i^UyuJ^-iJ ^^>j
i/ti jUU ^ji ^L^i ^ i>^ jii^ ^\ j^^ ^ s^u ^1
^j b t^j! LJl^ d^i U^ JL* c^3li jic b L^3^ U^ J&&>) J&+-
^j*)\s&\ <U^
; J^i ^^ *jj»i Jjj AijAxp? ^J\UU5j\s Ua^j lS^^-
;
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^s |U l_/li£$\
LZjL^i »tja?h\
J^Jj JJ Ijj^ ^^CV0^ ^U*jir^ abl aLuJ^ *^U1 *-?-L* IjJUk* ^^j ^1 ^y
^ ^ l^jj 15*"**
1. 5. L.^flc*l
iJ^£/*M
*—^ *Ls*>, but corrected on the margin.
LT. ^yXXXIX. [T. 113 sqq.]
0« al-Harith b. Amir and the theft of the gazelle image.
Heading: ^j^Jtj uiU* A-^ ^ Jiy ^ y^U ^ C^ysr ^l^- Jlij
^ u^-Sfi*- *L;jii Jjy ^jj Jsjj if^JLi
by%Lj& a ! **1^ <d)| J^ JLi
tl/LSi ajlsju ^;Ki i^/k^ i^^c ^WJ ^/^*^J> <_AwuJ 12 u A^»J ^jl^ *§-»
L. marginal note : CSSs. ^ {j*-** ^ C/**£*25 '-r^2*'li^ <j-*~*'
' *-i
(cf. Hish. 728 and 819) h\T^> J-Jj <LL5? <ul*-»lj
«w\ ^1 ci^J ^j c^^i
L. marginal note : ^ *aL* ^—$[i] /» ^— J V^vi^ ^4)!
l^ij^.1^
I—j«!j
52 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
jJiL.*.^<L*5>- cl>\^uJI-^J JluJj cu«H^ •**
(V^ ^3 W-*
^J Jl^l! ^1^1 J^ U1 l-*«-i j*£\ j&u pi\-+v^r*
^r^^ J^ -^Vb is^k li ^r>- J^=^ *UJI ^ ul-Jl-jI jil^-x ^
*fjU Aij ii#W. f^ ^yil^ajli ^«Ui <L*QJ dl*.s" jU*lj A_*jJJ Ilj«..i
^ J^s^ 5^1l|)j»» l^J Vifl' J' \jf^ lJ^J**) **^°W ***>^ ^
Aj-xfl! lc *I—-Jill iV*" U*4*j^O jJyCy-*W ^-4 C-^-SM ivf^jilj J-iU*'*
***•£ AJ> u-^1 ^ JUi <L^ ^_L-il J ^**^ J^ <*)jLsi *Jy JU*-^ WV*i
Ijju^U *jru& tlCo^ C&o Jj^f lytJ i*>j Jj ^1 J^i Ji^si Jdr* <^ U; «ftffc
l
\z ^ITj ti)o Ipv^j t^yV. c^r*^—'^ V*?rj ^-T^^^
^Jj, lsr+Jj/$\j <j+\)\j JpJI S-^^ *^^ ^ urf/«^ L5*- uf*^tjjX&U ^yill c^>ij *|^yb Jj jUau^ i^lej ^UJ !aa Jttj *fJ1 ^^^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 53
^JL^ ^1 Jyb UvSxc Jyb *$-^*J ^juJ *{! ^i-^U tiP!^
ji*3 ^x ^>S \Li$-\ Jj J\^jftj ^_n ul^ ij^ ji
f-*^ JVi ji^si s^ j d£i Ja ujit y b jui ^wi j-iu u^i
^;t,*U1 u^j Jl>-*-!' £l WU-l, L»i-»1 ^J! ^j jj/
^-^j ^ ^^!^ J c^aL: L)U L^_j ^LsoJ! ^Jij u-fi5/ *^|Sj
1. 3. On margin: JU^ ^JLa J^- u|1
L. on margin : *)&* \u\
54 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
^J! \)Ii \^J lilS ^i J! lLOj \jj2X*UkJ\ £&£ d IjUo Jij3
J ^.i ^--JU *UJu &'j^ p£jj J\j£ &\ uyAxj ^ ^jjU yiiii ^ ^y
>-j L« IJUiU^ Uj*>t ^ <ui ^^o ^jiJl *<x*i^>j Jljil! <L;f Ijjtf ^t 5 <&tiU Uj^j^J
tjdu->-ji Ujfcj^jJj ^-j.iJi]! IjA^lj Ijjb^i &j <uLe
*-*_> yUi^-Jl f^/i^j ^l^^T ^2^ yUi AkAj &u£** ci>=^^j J\|*^
Vffl** *^-iki *l<Jfjl i^ilj >jk£ ^i- <U^ *y*$J»li»
«g!IjI lsXu*i
l?j*s»»lj
uliC-*J[^ 'M^J ^:>.J *~r*j& *—^§&J ^\J.
J O^ <-^y^ Jjj*^ ^ f**M
t_jl_^* X*C yj ^^kJlj] <U?*J JjjiM jjt^jl f#AJJ t~^ L5^ \J°J*
c;H &&> ^.j pjag»y>3 ^i rfjjft Xos yj uil^ytj^fi ^ Ll^Jl
^l«u!1
L5-Lk-x-4J!
£1 f-«-i>^ ly^l J-i^-3 LrJkH JjJ
i i*
L. on margin :
£j] ^ ^lc .j J^s
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 55
jm !*Ljb^Jl
Ll&U- ^Kj! <d!! *j^ l^ Ciu U^ ^-jl u>|/*J? ci;^
cLiow*! ^s>- ^rs-A^« L*i Jl-i CJs^j \ji) lL£+£jj l^,^5 }Ji*3 J Luck*
,Ljj
Afc*!\
J-i^_i L2J*Jj ^---i i^U
J. U j r |iU*^ CU^ J ii^ll ^Ji *Uj
J_^._^\ <LL_Ll_.c*l_*_->Tj
*J cu3^' ^--—a- LiuIjcI
JUi Jsill Ufle i^iUj ^Irjll k-^c ^^ t«x»J^ UUi «^Jlk^>l *Ui
(Lib Ji" lj*\-* &{&>• ^ j\a
iiXta, gJtiu \&~)\ u
^_^iJ £y*j
^=^^1 Jl^iii t_i)U-Sl\)f4^i &\ ^*J
(^^'V ui-^^j Jjj^^ ^^ |pAariti
56 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
JL~£> J\*£Lfcli
iX^\jijj ujyiM ^ ^t-'^W' ^ <^ ^ ^ o^^ J'?
^b JlS \ J^j L*^-i U ^15 j^*-5j^ f*;\^ J-*yi~»li *£** l^prj<Lbi ^k
L_*-~*j>-^£L&> ^a*. i^r^C \jkus? ^Lil^ ^Url! JL*\ l^i^ ^ j^-ic
^ jjl *_jU^ ^.iL.^ ^1 J_.J\ jjj *£ J6 Uii **L^ :J1 <d!l c^*:
>
c^Sliii ^Jo- A-uBflj -.^ir J\ J--J5 ^*L? ^Jt ^Isr^U ^j cj^I
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 57
After the poem :
y!J<&xu*i ty ^sLxJl ^\ ^ +LsJ\
\jZ>->t/* l^-JJ^
h\y>~ tf* ci^U^A.2 al i^l^ oj^ *-j1? Liuy ij\
1
c-^l bl^Jjj <cul
^^ a12A\ y\^ ^2
L;W--J J^ *J*p^ y^ yUj <-^ *£& t^* J*&
iftl^L ^ (L. ifljui!!)
XL. [T. 121;Hish. 657 (2 lines).]
Dirge on Nafi1
b. Budeil, attributed to Abd Allah b. Rawaha.
Heading: J^A^Jj ^1/^ *^J} e^ d—»^ ^ t^ \J£ yj^*^ J^>
ifj^L ^j ^^>-i tj^LjiH j^*x jjj^ja^ll *-*ijyc*
-u A4j
At the end : I c^lli,
1L. on margin: ^_j u-jL* S+& ^_j^bbLU»J ^iJ u--^) j<-j!
a\
L. on margin :
£&~\jj ^~> u^r^ ^—J ^r*^ (J^*» n^^W" ^ fcjW*
f-ilfc ^ 0Ja*)1 ^^c ^j ci^-sM ^J iUjj>* fc—dJ^ ^ ^j ^j ,>!|^l
V^l JuJp^ te\jJ^U
^Jp"!
^5- J lii^ ^^ ^ li
^r l5^J
58 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
;-»& f°\)i\ u^wxJ\ Uj LUUJUI LU 5/«x ^1
,-&-Jlj LiiLaiM, jJ*!l ^ij jUlO jijL«l-* {£>j-*-J
>rJL^^j ^ cfli l-^ »L*JN >U-i Uj-J 1)_aJY
1. 5. c->L_^ ^j /Lx^r» jy^* \j*. f^~* &*- ^ ^l, 6. <_->!£ ^ ^5^ uH <-^^
c;- ^^ (j- /*^
i. 7.jjlfl J^ >Uj ^U J63 \jjXhfii}
XLI. [T. 49; Agh. iv, 11.]
Against al-Harith b. Aivf.
1. 3. As. IfwJi! and XsyWjl! 7^
XLII. [T. 99.]
Drinking song, attributed to al-Akhtal
Heading: JJa^&J oj|/j \J&*~ JlSj
1. 1. <uU- <^a:>- J^ij£-£J ^j
UK ^^ 1 ^J~> ti\±ljt
1. 3.£j*» AJOj *y*» Aljj U-j £—~$) **~> ^tt^l te£jJ JISj J^-s 1 *f**'
1. 5.*^.i.c *Afikj /
£~j W <uK^iil Ail jU «Jaiu* ^>1. 7. ULu£ 4j\ Jjj
XLIII. [T. 99.]
Drinking song.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 59
XLIV. [T. 44; H. 525.]
On Badr.
1.3. t-^JUyUl1. 5. L. on margin : cL*d)l cuW^lsM
1. 6. Not in Hish., but Hish. 1. 4 not in Diw.;
see Annotations.—
1. 7. L. i^JUs , but corrected on the margin.
XLV. [T. 33.]
Against Abu Jahl.
1. 1. aJLi ^ ^s-^yj
1.3. L. on margin: win ^-iJljfii^
XLVI. [T. 20.]
Against al- Walid b. al-Mughira.
1. 3. £fcL>*;
cf. No. cxxvn, 1. 2.
XLVII. [T. 75.]
Against Abu Makhzum [al-Harith b. Hisham, brother of Abu Jahf].
1. 1. A&Jb,ji ul^*H plf^* ^
1. 2. <d!lj ^t [jJJb]
XLVIII. [T. 49.]
Against al- Walid [b. al-Mughira].
Heading: J^i^ii JlSj
1- !•<^H fA f^4"j ft**
5 j^ A/*"2, ^ u*r**) u£j-*^ **f* «* e;-
'^
1. 2. ^iA^l; ^^^ ^ Jj* ^Jj
XLIX. [T. 38.]
Against the B. Makhzum.
60 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
L. [T. 33.]
Against the Banu 'Abid b. Omar b. Makhzum [Hish. 471 calls him
<A'id b. Abd Allah b. Omar].
1. 2. w+~$\^ $y*z XcU^- ^3*^
1. 3. See Hish. ibid.
LI. [T. 20.]
On 'Omayya b. Khalaf \jcho was killed at Badr~\.
Heading: ^sa^jsSlc_aL>* ^ il«\
'ysi*. Jli.
1. 1. lL/.^*J against the metre, probably to be read^jj*x\J ;
cf. Qor.
xii, 6, 68; xix, 6.
LII. [T. 58.]
Against the same, see Hish. 234(1. 6). Two lines, but with different
icording, are given in LA. ix, 326.
1. 1.jjj <d*!\,
\ jXaj;
3 — L. l^jHmJU— T. u^s-jUlb
1. 3.ij\saJ\ phJ\
— T. Jly
i.4.j4«^5n
1. 6. ^U* Ji!u c^UI l^lytjl ;cf. Hish. 234, with variations.
LIII. [T. 17.]
Against Saficdn b. 'Omayya.
Heading : il*\ ^ ^yLc ysfri J ISj
1.1. IA. i, 443^***, which is hardly correct.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 61
1. 2. As to al-Barajim see IA. i, 410, 412.
1.3. NotinL. T.c^y^l^r^tUU l^U Jbjf/d!J^rJ$LThe whole poem (three lines) is repeated in answer to Abu Safyan's poem
appended to No. lvi.
LIV. [T. 80.]
Against Safwdn [or rather his father Hanbat].
1. 1. i^\ ^ J^ p\ ^j J-*v JS
IV. [T. 81.]
Against*
Ubeiy-y b. Khalaf of Jumah, who came to the Prophet with
a rotten bone asking whether it ivould be revived on the Day of
Resurrection [see Qor. xxxvi, 77].
Heading: Jlj p&y Zx& ^\Ji\ ^J\ *U-j (J^s^s^u_aLi- ^^ Jli>
*SJj Ijjb ^ss?^ J>yA\ j^ssr CSf; \fS>\ £t *cj3 JUi
J-***^ ^
Against Amr. b. al-(Asl
1. 3. L.*>pt[
— L. on margin : <J-^^- ±Jj*&\ **& ^-^ Lmj\iLp^t!t\ o
JX« ^jV
1. 4. 7_-i^J! ^Jlc ^b $ +$3 \£j p#j-A-Z>^\ t-i-cj* *|?1 JH^-i
[T. wrongly j^e>\
(Atthe end [T. 121] : &\j^ ^ u^j ^ c_al^ ^ &J ^ JlS J* Jl
^>j\ JLJ <UJ.£>-^j!
l_j iw^ a «3d& ^ JUi £»Jb ^fcli &u*>j -Jl fc*l
^U* c^jJj LS3J uii^jj ^i Jl^ Ul?l L^jj J lii &** W J 1^. u&J*** l^j 3 l^iki «c*1 h^i« J JUt ^a UJl Jti^pUS UUi £U1 ^1
62 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
jUi piC [see Hish. 845] ^J\ lj*> 2L&J^j\ ^ Js* JJfau J--^
ul*>! Axj i^jlc i***** cJ1^^ liT
1* f—^•*^—? lj-V-s•—**—* *_J&jJui
J—xibiJ ^jJ\ OJ^l J^-iJ^ *j l-i.. A_)jJ *-~^ _—a—«1
J-^j-Jl J^ l_*i5jf
2Ll U,l_* -LA-L ^uJl J^Jj-rsrUll *:l_s£tj L_*J-JLJj L-J^-^ ci 4-*i; Jjf—^ ^—f^-c
J ,., m.\ %.*JL^S\
iX-*e JJk-ju ^ c^s^j":^ *-JjSi ^_-iU ^LajcIj
Hassan's reply see No. liii.
LVII. [T. 91;H. 522.]
Against al-Ziba(ra.
Heading: ,jj Ja! ^ ^^ ^tfjM ^ ^^r ^UL>. JU,1.1. H. J*J and
fli* ?
LVIII. [T. 68.]
Against Otba b. Abi Waqqas, who struck Mohammed down at the battle
of Uhud.
Heading: ^li, J^j Lz& yctl Jlij
1. 3. c_5^V ^ [J;1JIj]
L. on margin: j-Jbj J^.sh ^-j *ji£ Jj^ ^_j^ ^L^JI JaU* J
jjj ^^ «u^tj u_£J J J Ju^. Jl*j ^1aIII
j^2i^JJ\ LJ ^j ^tyM
^jyl f\ fcuif, ^1! ^ JlS (No. lit) jola-J^ uU«JK3
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 63
1.5. VLIX. [T. 34.]
Against Sa'd b. Abi Sarh.
Heading: i-J&J-fe J-Jj *L^s'l _,«: ,y1*.J -^ ^j! ^ Ax*J
Jlij
1. 1. ^x~a *1 <£ilf*— L. on margin: ^\ \j^\j\ \*ri^ i^s?*^^^'
*Ud
j\^j
j^*«j^c-jl ^ <d!\ j^c iJJ^J if^Jfi ^-^ £~^H ^ **L*
/"^i!\ lyiij
JjlL ^-^^jjll^ii. [Qut. 174] i_i fW«31 <J «L*iJ ^ L-ClJ^i ^^a._LJI cX-^c a_*_«j
jj^i ^jj^iill ,j^ <&l^ \jk*«j —j~* }A ^» cA>^ l-^vwJ
LX. [T. 62.]
Against the Qoreish.
1. 1.^^l^flli ^^JJj^Jbl^laSl j^i^J ^ ^ ,^j! ^y*^ ^ u****
at)Jb yz+x* ^Jj l^ ^JilaJ^^i yo^ c^Jli ^-j (V^ — "k- on margin :
^m oj^—j ^* <«1£h^ ^ o^ ^ ^^3^ J^ *Ci ^ Wj^*- \^jj^
l. 3. &iJ\[jA-c^]
1.4.JitfUJuS]
LXI. [T. 102.]
Against Hubeira b. Abi Wahb [who had taunted the Moslims with the
defeat at Uhua~\.
[Hish. 613 ascribes it to Ka'b b. Malik.]
1. 4. Cf. xv, 14, and Hish. 453 sq.
64 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
LXII. [T. 81.]
Against the people of Tdif.
1. 1. *Jl^rj J>\s
l3jua£*Laj\
Z*£ J^J\ JU Ji Jufi Jli, j-jl
*JuJb i** Lrli Jlj5I c^? £li ^U J £jwp ^1 *i\JsfjH
*1 JUi ^^JJi
*juSui <da£i <ul\ *Ui ajJJ! jJU W ^\> ^yoU Jite*jjb ^Li \£ ^ ^
^ji\
J^N (Uj b^iqU Jli, ^ ^^ *J*fi Ji J£ J IS.
^.j^JIJ ^U
p*?>$ J^; d^s?* ^ **** *^ f^> *^ *^^ <J^ Ir^[see Hish. 32] *jjj ^ UJu ^ J^j uJuUaMj <8l*
^-j U jJfcjicU\ Jl
1. 4. JLSll ^ ^ij^. *f \jljl ^ys^ Ujo*\j UjJUill La
(jy^lr^l
^yuij ^ u^Uil! P^/* ^ — ^' on margin: ^/^ ^—& ^i ti(jw^-fldr^
dp JUby.
1. 6. *Lo^J lj> _;»„,£ ^ UJu £j! ^cj (***** c^ *^ ^j liH ^^ jj^
IjlpJUlic_>y-k ^ /—*L«c ^ili ^Ju: ^1 yjjji Jj\s vL*
Jjj ^ Jjui
<*-^j^^T^J-? */^~
^ — -k* on margin : c;^1 u**^ \2j*
1. 7. T.!jjm*>.
LXIII. [T. 50.]
Against 'Uyeina b. Hisn [who made a raid against Mohammed's camels,
see Hish. 719].
Heading: j\£\ [£fi>~jM ^> &<*>• ^ i^2^l^- ^^ \J***~ Jl—Sj
1. 4.ijji* ^jl\\
c^-ky ^ui\ "Lull
LXIV. [T. 56.]
Against the B. Rahda of Ohifar [of Kindna],
Heading: &L£^ j\is. ^ ^ Li^j ^j yM§i Jli.
1. 1. T. sxz
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 65
LXV. [T. 50.]
Against the B. Rahda of the B. al-Bibl.
Heading: JjjJ^ ^ ^ <Lz^j ^J Jl3j
LXVI. [T. 101.]
Against Hudeil.
Heading: JjdJbysH Jlij
LXVII. [T. 103.]
Against the same.
1. 3. aULji)! w Juv
LXVIII. [T. 17.]
Against the same.
1. 3. See Hish. 638 sqq.
1. 5. 4jtij*w& *Ju£ ^J *!** tX^i Jj .^pa^ .yL£*!! Jyt/ju^ ^J
~Lc
LXIX. [T. 81.]
Against Muzeina.
Heading: y>3>\ w*^La35H <—^ t£ vi-jKj &>Jr* **^K JlSj
1. 1. L^.yd3 ^^ ^_^ k*iy+ ^l>\&- ^H&- jJ^ Li*>W (jTyO! Juix3l
1. 2. I* 1
jjbj *Ja*!\, ^1 J-Uh
1. 3. »U<& ^ Jkj
LXX. [T. 81.]
Against the same.
1. 1. «Xssrl J-^ t*^j l# iy!W ^**J *H/* ^. &* tf) \j"**
66 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
LXXI. [T. 17.]
Against the same.
1.1.^jjiljSUH £liH ^\
1. 2. julsll L-^-aM
1. 3 has only the consonantic rhyme.
LXXII. [T. 62.]
Against the B. Aslam [of Khuza'a],
Heading: Asjs*3 ±*\ ^l^jKaJ^!^ uXlij *L]^s€ J^L^- Jl3j
1. 1. Bk. 244.
1. 5. Uj-sa! *J*m£J ^iuij ^JM
LXXIII. [T. 55.]
Against the same.
LXXIV. [T. 94.]
Om the son bom to the poet by his Adamite wife.
Heading: JUi Ulc <*J ^jJJ J-J ^+ z\j*\ ^j>Pj \J**»*- J^j
1. 1.£JoJ ^j] J$£\ See LA. xv, 423. T. Ji£\
LXXV. [T. 13; H. 648.]
Dirge on the Moslims whofell at the well ofal-Rajl'.
Heading: ^ ^JJj\ jSJ h**+&>j
<0J\<U^-j ^a^-J^ <—As^
^J>jt. J^^LaiN ^ hcj\3 ^j^-^W Jaq. ii, 756; H. 638 sq.
1. 2. ^)Jx*J! J^t ^ ij_^^ uLU ijyilt ^»^ ^ **£*^
j^ji»L^ Xa: j ^j ^j v^J .j Joc-j ^ij -• jJU- ^Jo ^i\j
<JL-U\ A_*»^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 67
1. 3. AaJ e^v*^ t/dkJI ^Lxj^l ^vlifl ^ ^J u^otf ^ *^lc ljufc
1. 5. J^jj ^ ^j^ ^1 [Hist.] ibUUll j-^-^ u^jjtj l/*!/4^ 4—
Jj^ull
LXXVI. [T. 28;H. 523.]
On the victory at Badr.
1 1. L.S*' *l«Xc
1. 3. IMh^ ^f^ M^ ftitUJj j^J4-C£. 4-^.Ci <L
^Li^^ yb ILL Jd\ A*. ZL*pJcs ^11 J.~o JJ fLJ\
<dl!<Gjj;
'/^ ^l. 5.
^)Ls^<dJ!
<0jjjJ <^^^ (*j^^ *tf**N (j^ j*luJb ^ ci^l«)1 S\J\
1. 6. ctfy lir^
J-JLiJ^J-4«l^ ^l—^c\ <Jc^J-s
5
^ <$&f*^
Jb^
LXXVII. [T. 69.]
On family glory.
1. 1. u& uJjj/MJt^-^ ^l^. *l\j (L. on margin J,^) Ju-£oSl *J J6
#**> \^ bjl JUi ^ JU ^ J1 jjljItf ^ii Jj J1 l&f JUb
a^.^ ^-^j t>j^ i^l JUjj a-JIj^jil
**juuJ
LXXVIII. [T. 99.]
0^ the same subject.
1.1. JU ^Llc I^XuwJ<U*
\}J;-$> t?"Ov **lj}<4^'c ^^ £l—* ^Lwi'
^-.-jljl^j ^jij**^. (J e;:l^J £>U!Lc ij**3 ^^
^f*]f* u^*
Cf. Jaq. iii, 802, three lines, and LA. viii, 34.
68 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
LXXIX. [T. 67.]
On the same subject.
1. 1. *UaJ^ 'U^L ^\ »\jbj*jjA£,
1. 5. ui3 3£^ I*i1 4>A, <U J^ Jliu <_£***)^^ jJ^ J^1. 8.
jlfijtj ri^i Jg«xJl J^Vj *^/*'' *-?,*• kSLMj J toil dUjM
1. 9. <0 c^i ji lil <0 U^culj y^J c^Jijl JUj l^ l$*i j SU! dta!
1. io. ^p] A-1& <u** jsj Si ^in J^j <rt U£j ^1 jjfp*
1. 13. *^ ^LJ\ j\ji
1. 14. ^Uj^* Jm*Uj MjJ
1. 15. j^oJ\> ^*L_*H JuJ^il jJ«*M UpA-mJ^ **-&rJ J/-M*_JLiU
1. 17. j**» J\M
LXXX. [T. 21;H. 525 (6 lines).]
On Hakim b. jffizdm, of the B. Qoreish, who took flight at the battle of
Badr, but was ultimately converted to Islam.
Heading: <d)\ <U^-y (L. a\j^) *\j** ^ **»i^"*** J^J
1. 1. t^j Jl& ^jsz ti\ JU> j Dor. 58.
1. 2. Not in H. J-^11 f^ lilfjt-Jl Jj^j ^
Jo ^ *\j\ If*
1.3. ^IJj^aIJjU^aUI^ ^-J^II^Jl^; Dor. 58, 183. Cf.H. 814.
1. 4. H. 1. 3. ^ ^ Ju^j ^^\ i}t/A\ & <±-*»\) <£i^3 t5*^
1. 9.LfijU-jj
Ujll -;l-jj J-J cXl J^ c_^ Jdl u^JbjJ! Tjfl
If^j ;^— L. on margin : ujiiW AasfG^^jll J^l
— This line is quoted, with
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 69
many variations, but without the poet's name, LA. iii, 109, last line, and
the second hemistich is, likewise anonymously, quoted five lines earlier.
LXXXI. [T. 70.]
Against Abi Sofydn b. al-Hdrith.
Heading : a!y <j d^lsH ^ ^Ui-i ^j>\1c D^ ^US*^ Jl*j
LXXXII. [T. 94.]
To his son from the Aslamite woman [see No. lxxiv].
LXXXIII. [H. 75.]
Against al-Hdrith b. Smveid b. al-Sdmit [a Medinian Moslim, but
classed among the 'Hypocrites '].
Heading: ^l^ £j\~*ail\ l^**U! ,j Jj^-j ^ d^l.s^ ^-JLr*. JlSj
CL>—« < »
<uj l_j <d^j ^_^,Luu^.H (*/f^ L*jieh' <&*&* ^^ <m£ l
H.ym*a
cJJ-
(^-?
j^s: ^ wbLeli
2k\Sa Aiue <—y«J *Liiu a,,* b Jj*-<>" ;see Hish. 579.
LXXXIV. [T. 34.]
Against al-Dahhdk b. Khalifa al-Ashhali.
Heading: J[* ^i ^-L*--^&-U ^ d/U^l >s« fcjU*- JLSj
L. on margin: .l*aiSi ^~* J^-i»l
1.1. L. on margin: *Jj
1. 2. ^e ;IIjIly iJ&$t
i. 3. j**^ ^n *$\
1. 5. huax* ^ -*lc ^iJ jlj u5*\J^ C-jLuuM^Jj^T
b Lf\
70 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
LXXXV. [T. 50.]
To his son 'Abd al-Rahmdn (who had composed a satire against the
Najashi).
Heading: ^-llrcC! ls»-la» ^-.^ <*-^ ^UIa>- Jlij
1. 3. ^s. r. j^—Js^f^^ ^V^ &h**> {4y*\ jy^ Jlo^yiiJ^
ay i—*-»rfu <Glil e!U^j' ^jls*L^- J lib ^A^- »-i ^^ d***^ (^^ **r
«'^*3
1. 4. J_^ll ^^ l^L*. I«i1 5UJI &*lf>j &S lil J^ plf> JUi
*!|tjp^" <fc^-*£f *f>t }>-\ bj£^\-<*
&+>-\*a£./>«:]
'til
LXXXVI. [T. 50.]
Ascribed in the heading to al-Sa'd b. al-Husein. The first two lines are
quoted Jaq. ii, 34, on behalf of Bishr Abu al-No'man b. Bishr;
whilst lines 6 and 8 are given by the same author, vol. iv, 423, in
the name of Busheir AbvHl-No lman b. Busheir.
Heading: ^ i*jj\J\ ^J ^ {j~*^\ ^ **<^ ^jJJ al—k>- JUj
«**1. 1.
jrf ^ 5Ua3
1. 5. yU-*? on margin. .*\ye ^°
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS n
1. 7. See Noldeke, Tabari, 300.
1. 11. ^y&>u.*i—>• <L jy ^
1. 12. ^\ yS ^jUJ^ im^& l|3l j^ liiuxs ^l> 1^3^
LXXXVII. [T. 122.]
Self-praise.
1. 1.£-**^ J-oLJ\ d^i
1. 2. <£tt>^ >^> Jyb ^fl ^>^i *\j\
1. 3. yjAi Uj^\j l^'l^Ls. IfL&l J^sll c^*ic
LXXXVIII. [T. 124; H. 251.]
Dirge on the death of al-Mut'im b. Adig, who had granted Mohammed his
protection in Mecca.
Heading :
tyiTj Z^ ^*A\ ^J^ \J»*fcUjc^\ c-JlLy! Jjip
Uli JU
V>j
jAkil Jlfti ^L^3
^^ <d!l J^ ^J\ ^ptjS Z$ ^ e^*i ^yj ^j^l££i$\ ^-^ \*&&* ^ J^ «-JL« J^c ^ Jiy ^ i./*Xfl ^j JaxJi ^McpLli aj Jii itf^-l
J^ Jjtil jUi <Lx£lljuJ^iaJ ,^>- (j*-J/ ^ t#^
^ . :;-». <Uy ^.^ telk! ^/^ t^j ,j **k* ^s" 5U-3 *\^? *Jlc ^Ij Is
^3U J^jsr*! jUi 4—^.^ j^J ^LjLj^jI yljfti <L*£)b IsLs aJJI J^j uJll?
72 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 2. Cf. Qor. ii, 194.
1. 3.\J>\3 JU3I *L*r
fjU- ^ ^j^ Jfc tf, \y^ *!yl J*^ 1Ju>
1. 5. SeeZDMG. xl, 179.
1. 6. teJlJ Jjlkc} <^jj
LXXXIX. [T. 34.]
Against Juddm.
1. 1. ^f\y W^^ Cf - Ja(l- iv>581 -
1. 2. cl^^I ^jjJill jLJ!
1. 3. <uy *^ JjiH ^ [*Ubxll]
1. 4. jL2J^ ij" j) ^ ^ on margin : c^o£Ut£J\ Lc. Ijjb
XC. [T. 65.]
Om ^e ««V^e of at-Medina (' Battle of the Moat*).
Heading: jAksJl ^ <J Jl5j
1. 1.pd^^ L-A**! ^ jd*£H ^ J» J^ [^^ ^t]
l. 2. LzL-j Uj^Ij dAcU-^ c^UJ^ J^l ii^iV^ i£i U d^l
1. 3. L. ^l—^j—
fcj^l ^—J j*\& j-ijJk—^-l J^
Jo^c ^_j 5/-/**-c J^
Cf. Hish. 677.
1. 4. ^j^!l J^JIi^Li^J\
1. 6. Cf. No. xx, 1. 4.
XCI. [T. 75.]
The poet's confession offaith. LA. xiv, 47, ascribes the first two lines to
Aid Allah b. Raicaha, referring them to the idol al- Uzza.
1. 1. L. <d)\ instead of ^j&\ ;As.
^J-kSi and Lc £*
1.2. As. U&K
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 73
l. 3. c^-J 31 jA\^ Jill JtjI&sAiVjg*. ! ^jj\ J^ ^J„«N^
U*-5
LA. ibid. *&M
Jr^i ^ pij J_i jL-j ^n a..,.;; Lfjj^
( JjJ l^iJ jl&f Ui
As. Jj**^1
! ^ J5 l^ij^ *La^^ ^ j^sSb ^dJ\ ^\}
1. 5. ^—J ^oj-c ^ *A& ^ JjLkM ^ JjLsM ^j <dM Jui ^i jyb I jjb
—y ^J *L ^ ^ Cf. Qor. xlvi, 20.
As. J*X*£j *fci *U1 lu13j Jyb
XCII. [T. 13.]
D/r^e cm ^e </^A of al-Hdrith al-Jqfni. This poem, minus lines 4
and 6, occurs in the Diican [No. ccxxn].
1. 2. ^1 ^^AjI J\ ^y^\ JJ u&jJ J [^yL* I]
1. 3. I^c !j\
1. 6. L. on margin : *g! Ui <U>*1
1. 7. uwLJ! ^ t)UJl dy l£}1j <W~^ ^ UJI u/^j
XCIII. [T. 82.]
Against the Ausite Ubeid b. Nafid.
Heading: \j»fl\ ^* LsOs^T ^) (V* ^ **^ ^ ^-^ O^**" J^J
L. on margin : ^_J <0Lii Ju*£ ^—5j (j^»j (y--*
5 ' ^ 'f^ff ^ ^j A*V j*
ilai<Lo!j^clAll 3* »\ 3 ^j J*-^ Jjlj jJy JiU (j^3 *>Jy
— ,J IjJj^La-j
6
74 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
L*-3 JaJLsU
i. i.i Sljf jj^r jisf ^j&\ j*^
XCIV. [T. 44; H 651.]
Dirge on the death of al-Mundir b. Amr and the other Jfoslims who
fell at Blr Ma'una.
Heading: <L)^x* yo c-jIk-
*^ ^^.c ^y jdk~*H jtjj Jlij
L. on margin : &>-yb ^\j^ ^-j ^^ie^ ^JjJ ^ l/*4^- c;~? V*c
XCV. [T. 44; H. 710.]
On the( Battle of the Moat ', with allusion to the death of Amr b. Abd
Waddy a member of the Qoreixh. According to Ibn Hishdm, of
doubtful authenticity.
Heading :
^yj&^\
{Jm.^ J^l ^ t>3 -Vr ^ )r*^ J**5^
(>H J^J
1. 4. V. above the line : y*$
XCVI. [T. 45;H. 712.]
On the daughter of the B. Koreiza.
Heading: <LU5^ d^\ ^Jj^\ Jljpj- ^ J-jj- u-^^r u^>- Jl*j
'
jyAj l,iU r_iJlj^j ^.^ *_* j p^_i ^3
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 75
As to the translation see my Essai sur l'histoire des Juifs a Medine ":
R. Et. J., x, 26. Cf. Jaq. i, 765.
1.1. V. JkiUS L. on margin: 4y>-\ Si\su
XCVII. [T. 65; H. 716.]
On the murder of Ka'b b. al-Ashraf and Sallam b. Abi-l-Huqeiq.
Heading : ^>^ ybj uJ^I ^ ^r**^ (j***M^^ J^ /«*£ J^j
1. 2. *U J <U^M&iji j$\ <-su
tjA\
i. 3.i#jls> j^yi fjr^
^—*—^f^-j*^ ^V.^ *—fj****^ (^y^° Jyv.
W;L»j— L. on margin : ij^j U£ oy^ai
XCVIII. [T. 68;H. 644 (11. 1-5).]
Dirge on the death of Khubeib b. Adiyy.
1. 2. L. J-uJ, better jAi
1. 3. L. jl)\
1. 4. See Qor. liii, 7. <uL^ ^ Jj^ 1*5 U-j!^ C£U!\> *ilt Jyi
1. 5. J-uui C^Cj\
1. 6. Cf. No. xxxix and the story of the gazelle idol.
XCIX. [T. 82.]
Against the B. Asad b. Khuzaima.
l. 3. *yu ^ l^Li 51 ^jJl ^U^i<d)\>
ti* JVj
C. [T. 55.]
Against the B. Suleim b. Mansur.
[See Hish. 833.]
1. 2. L. on margin : I^j'IjLj U>^yu> <xx>
1. 3. Uj^t
76 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CI. [T. 103.]
Against the B. Hawazin b. Mansur. The poem is described as the
best and most trenchant satire.
[See Hish. 876.]
1. 4. >*j>-\) &***)} *W^ &* litf^.^
e;"*5^ li*
1. 5. ksr'j til Jj^
Oil. [T. 124.]
iW requested to compose a satire against the Najdshi. Composed
after the death of Mohammed.
*yi)!tlOi Ja^ti *J ^ULs- Aj&c ^ it** ^ ^-^j JUi aj
£r* l^lib
<Q*li ^Wdl <Liyt3Ji.Cir*- c-fiju? ^* At^*^ **•«»
(2>\j u;W^- ^jfu 'r^J
JUi C—>U11 AJlfi JJ ^^Xs*-lLXJJJ Jai* mf& (V^S I?—
^ ^^ ^j^lC-Ajk du«J ^^ lj-^J **£/* V. cc5^ J^" *&*"
(j^ i-i-*^ J^> ^* gfi
clTLjl JLJ ^^1 J^fi^ ^3l ^ JUi <ui£ <uLc Jr^J Uli^lajfl
aJU^ y£iyd U^*M JUi ^J £J£ d£fj-, ^i i_il*1j^lll
JB
Jyb yb^ Jr5-Ai *£i*J-
1.4. uXJJJ^ff y^A^1. 7. Uj^ ^ <*L^US\ ^*j ^ jf*-)L> ^j ^XiN j>-^ ^ i>U:
1. 8. *~^ *j^/At the end : Qs. J&\ J ci^srl U <d^ Jyb <-AJl J^ c^X* ^L. on margin :
jjj\U
jJj!J ^j\ c^jsr\ U
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 77
CIII. [T. 125.]
Continuation ofpreceding .
Heading : Jj&
I. 1. j^sr4^ *fcJ^\. ^ssTjZ^aW \&xd\ j^\a.^\
II. 1-2. See Sib. i, 216.
1. 4. j±sxA\ jJb. }Msti\ Jli }**> ^j ^tiXH Jti if^H lL£>' ^*4JbuM*)l ^w^l C*U1 cl£>^ Cf. LA. i, 57.
1. 6. V^ctf ^^ L5^ tf* ^rU^At the end : Jli «-Aaii1 ^UU J! l^lti tf^Li 1^1 lL>,U^ JlS J
• ^.^l ^jkJi ^AA U <^^ JUi <uLjty^r^ +$x* \suyi "VAladSb ^Ll.>-
^u ajul tjyii J ^v.-i to js c^y ^} jis^ ^ u ul-jis
l^JK l#Ud1 Jls »\1$3 wlCl M^ifc ^w ^xj Jj! c^jK ^li j^,^JJA3 .XSJ U^-JK ^j q^-U J-jl ^i l^j Jl [T. ^p] fcJUJ,?
*>-*!lj Ll«,.«. J l jJa
zjVs ^J\ *# ^»j 1}*JiL ^ <UU J JcJ JhJ Ji ^-^i ££*j3 l^CjU
Jiti Lfl\j*&S3 <ojjt:r^-j t>^r^i ^MV. !j£« ^Ml? «r**t/'
tft»~J\^f*l Axj ,!& ^L*^ uXljbl IfiVi .j**^ ,jj!
l» *«x& d&j^ JUi
(see civ)J^js^ ±j^\ ^>\ t/»J^ •» Jli l^-lc <0'bcuuili
L. on margin : &&* l^J^ ^,y,
L. on margin : ^u>>
78 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CIV. [T. 126.]
Continnation of preceding.
[See Kamil, 54.]
CV. [T. 127; H. 302.]
Beply to the taunts of one of the Qoreish ivho had ill-treated Sa (d
b. TJbada for his conversion to Islam. Supposed to be the "first
poem recited in Islam ". [See Introduction.]
Heading : *jLc ^ Jx-j f*r^ ^ U"^* &* ^Tj ^-r^K &\£&- J lf>
*f^iTj \lx~t lyLs~ A^-lk'i UJiJ^Lc .^J^ *jJ +&ZZ r^\ \j*J,V (ji^-
c£j>ls^ u-aL^ ^ &*\ S^alss? ji> *J?J"fJ^ 4****J
vl/**"'^
J?/*"2,
c/^ j***!)
CVI. [T. 56;H. 644.]
Dirge on the death of Khobeib.
(see H. 645) e^^-o- j-^ •&«;£
1.2. T. JJ31
1. 3. L?nj;^ ^-U ^ *^* C^ JW*' **i/ ^J^ ^^ Jus***^ A*JCo)t
1. 4. T. quite different.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 79
CVII. [T. 51.]
On a pestilence in Syria, *
Heading: AuJb ^-(j^cli ti JlSj'
i ,
1.1. «**» \a& fc~+ ^lill j**l v* *yLx-Ja^ ci^A^aJJ^ UT-VUj Ci-oL*
1. 3. See LA. vii, 295, quoted anonymously.
,l_*Jl ifju*JCM <<H >A-"j ts^z J^c L^^JL^- U CSjAsb
1* JftIjJb
CVIII. [T. 92.]
1. 1. C-*i5>- i»jLs- !«il u-fl)lsi! *5b U ^jJb I) j^Uj U Jjiu
1. 4. Juaii)!^il
CIX. [T. 51.]
Against Salama b. Rauh.
Heading :
£jj ^ ^ $>-}*>) vJ^^f^J ^ £X> c^ **£J <-^
1. 3. j.icCX. [T. 14.]
To Amra.
Heading: \jl*o Ig-iacL <J^ ^.c J^-f^ *j^-|li>1*5 *}**—
;jJ^§. JuJjj
L. on margin: A~-i j*j ^ Jl^fe
L. on margin : ciji^ L{ J 1
\j\
80 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
^_£ <fcJLi i^wamjJIj^—Jb ^ <te!L» l# \<j\&- Ujj aJI^tLI jc-^mJ^j ^--^l?
1. i. IfJ^ lg:u*..,* tl ^5^' ^^ *jW^ l$aJj Ifu^L-v.
1. 3. J*^! u^v^^J^ *LJiJ! c-^oolJ!
1. 4. L. marginal note :
<*lyiliu£&* ^1 (1. 4) Lil*j^*^ jls*-
5! J IS
<*-r"*£ &j* ^-r^ & iJlj^^ ^^3 ^ p£ <U>«^jls^y& ^^^Li y! lJ<±>-
CXI. [T. 28 sq.]
To Rabi'a b. Amir b. Malik.
Heading : j^^-j L->K„jj^-JL*>- „j—
J cl£)U ^J ^§U ^1
Zx^jJ Jlaj
L. on margin: jjllaJLl! ^\ <dli a! l-^U ^ fcujjJUtc jjj
L. on margin : ^ <Oji ^ &j ju>- ^ ^rs^ ^ j,*x ^-j! ^-J A*~* ^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 81
1. 3.^jj
iJJoL* ^j ^j^iij **r^ *£$*") S9^*} J*^9 ^ tt#M^ ^
J^-sUll J]jJ ^^•i-'j Jjjr> \j*fi Js*kj 2U11 u-^clU y^Ui <_>K ^j ^i*^-
At the end :
Jj-»j V. J^"" f*^> <V^ l<—^ y**^ ^ ^*t^j fc*J^"*
Jlii <L*kj! J*fl»1 e&J*^* W/^ *ij*
xjskW *&& ^\ ^& J***!' J.a> a.U \
CXII. [T. 75 sq.]
Ow ^e flfea^A of the poet's daughter.
Heading: d^j\J^j ^l^^- JlSj
1. 1.
CXIII. [T. 106.]
Last command ofpoet's ancestor Malik.
1. 1. CJyJI Jfj-o*. lsj*»- irfjl
1. 2. JUi J
1L. on margin : ^_j <U.j»j ^ ^»lc ^ ^jAa ^ A'*^ cu^ ^e*f" /'
<UXCj ^*L»j »&++£•) ***?J) *ifi*'*l J^*) fcW* &um*>.lfcj-Jj
L^lS *L»s^
L^*» ^ Ju^ <L,l^ <H/^ c;- ti^s• A:
jj
L. on margin :
^jjXA^\ 4\j J*i!e <kj}!b .^i ^L. on margin: (JaSj\ ^j\ J&s*]
erf'
82 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CXIV. [T. 51.]
To al-Harith £. Haisha.
Heading: ^ fcyt* ^ <dl! X*£ ^ laL.£~Jt> ^ ul^Ls^ ^l^- JUj
1. 2. a^ alcU^*-.ilclij
+A~> j*-i^j ^ o.lsJl 3JJ
1. 5.p±*> ^ ^ lc\sj jw Jji*
CXV. [T. 99.]
Reflections.
1. 1. <L**j J U<0jl
e_>L^ £^& ;LA. iii, 507 ^Uj ;
B. ^Jyvu
1. 2. Cf. K. 497.
1. 4. lU3JJ£«^s&*Jl J*^.j Af^l-tf dLtfbj J^j Jl£^ ^ 'LaajM
1. 5. Ijjbl5U~ jJj JUj J$ym ^ (jaJ J^L>- ^Vv-l J^r li^L^ Jyb
L5^
CXVI. [T. 100; IA. i, 500.]
Quarrels with the B. al-Aus.
1.1.\^\yS\^\J\j\
l. 2. LfiUjj ^ ^Lc ^S ^Ty^ »lytj *jJ J Lib y a^L*^ J\J
J*j>\) See IA. i, 500;Har. 215.
l. 3. [#~* +ib\jjpr\ cl?j&£.\3\ J.l>
l. 4. *!S\ ^Jj~.^\ ^ l!>3U ^ .^ Li-^H
L. on margin : &9U4; l1£3U ^ ^«^« ^ *£J ^ Cj^lss! ^ <uS*^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 83
CXVII. [T. 101;IA. i, 508 (nine lines).]
Against Abu Qeis b. al-Aslat.
1. l. *J\ U31 1J1 Jyb 31*, J^-pij ^ j^ £*-»<d
Vi5ftJ'l«S1 uO^J
4-J Lh <U^r*^'
^*/*-*» U"^ ^1. 2. Not in IA. U
jjj JU; fjJ!lXI J y jj cuUt JJ& £1
,^1 yi. Ujj <dtt j^-c j^i ytj;\ j£jj>
ijJM lI^S J JL-J ^11 ^J, JJLc
1. 3.£spul\ ij\ji\ dl*A*)!j Jjsj-I yb. ^J! J^ u^i«
1. 4. l2u! *Jk£)lvj-k*^ tiUtfj ^.Jyjl ^iL*
1. 6. J^u-J! ctf***^ liW31 JM' — B - C^*"3
1. 7.^vacullj fiXitf ^ uLx-uui^j ^J-^j ^*»»ASJ
ti^sai V* j.;*aJJu Jjb
JfJ^ JuaSJl — B. jj^Jan *Ls?l
1. 9. l_iJb ^U^wcUi J>U2*J i^j»- j^ ^ji y UJJ
j-^cr* j£ JrUil
pui^-^ j**- ij?P^ M4* *-£*^ iJ
aIh l^^l.n. ^l.j ^y1. 12. B.
13*3^1^
1. 14. B. j-jLkf
1. 15. l^J] y puJBl<c^
aUfjJ.I jG^&tU)! jL^L-u^SI
1.16. Not in B.
l^Ui lL*3U UhJliy*jj\A\ Jj U, ^jijt, ^/J! Ji IU^ y^fl
84 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
\y*\ tiflJ <J I/Li ljbs£J lysx-au js»i u^A^I^ J-JJ1 vftti UJ3
^ladS! ^^^K Jtt C*JalJ mJ 1*-»j {sr+^j&* spy * ,-H {*>JL-±j\
^^ixJ ^ifj £-*>*) C^jJb lyblli L-«Jy-2> ^^j ^jM ^ *jgjCaj| JUbj
[See No. cxvm] ^l£>- JUj
CXVIII. [T. 20.]
On the'
Day of Barak ', an incident in the quarrels between the B. al-Aus
and B. al-Khazraj. The poem is ascribed to Unva b. al-Ward, but
his authorship denied in the heading.
Heading : <0 l^u-uJj *.y*l uft/j ^j£*^ J Ui
1. 3. «JaJiJ'c-Jjill
AzJu ^L&7 l£ij
At the end: (B. ^Lu»- jUi) ^yukJl <LvAo ^ JJjJajU-li [T. ibid.]
U^JlJI *jJ> ^ijMjux^JIj
ft**5!" 1-3"^** bjMfij^Li
Cjij »mJ H *JU3 J-J&4 V—? V—jl_ij£
Lib!
CXIX. [T. 76.]
Quarrels with the B. al-Aus.
l. 3. yUuJl c^Lr^^ll J^ £QU! L4**\
1. G. iJ-">aj t"*5?" ^*^^j y^^r
^ r '>- 1^'
L. on margin : t^iouili C_£-£.!\
L. on margin: lLSI^JI
L. *£i^ —pjtf!
tlo*. (lx.^) &a*Hj Jy^l y&juj£i**M k-»j (-^£j£j
'UN *j ^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS So
CXX. [T. 94;H. 645 (four lines).]
Against the Hudeil.
Heading: KjS* ^ Jj JJb ^$ Uft^ w*L^j liJl ^^-JfcjJ ^Lls*- Jlij
»Ubj Lib J. U^J S-^-^ &£" bK,
L. on margin : ^ ^J^ ^ j&j £^. i^j/*^ dJl-^ ^ fclflLl
XUi i^i ^8 41j!l :u^ u^2»! i^iiL. on margin : A-J^L-c ^ ^lc ^j *J^c ^^c ^ i-Tf**- ^ J
i. 3. ^ |»m^-^ yej-aiM i**^ jub ^ui
CXXI. [Not in T.]
Against the B. al-Tammdh for allowing one of their tribesmen to be
eaten by a lion without coming to his assistance.
Heading : Jl5 »fw*1
L^) & S^ ^ ^-y^-- ^H rW/i| J^j
1. 2.rr UjJIj til a«
1. 4. aJlc Uj
CXXII. [T. 45.]
Fakhr poem, against al-Ziba lra.
1. 1. c-^&y^u^ uu-L»i! ^ ^-^p-j
i. 8. i^,*^ ^***b«n ^ily a\j\
1
L. on margin : c-^Lk^J! &+£- ^ c_-^! ^1 ^j—j 'V^J—* <J—^—^
^ lJoK ^ Ui <uL ia-4—^ z$\ JUi JMJ J*d1<ui.c Uj ^jJI y^
^-»\jb!
(^c^f ^r^
86 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CXXIII. [T. 52.]
Against Mu'awiya b. Harb.
cr* ^^V.;-9 J¥ ;V
CXXIV. [T. 58.]
A ditty.
1. 1. £)L»»- ,j-A=»-9 jV*« J~^ ^~»
1. 3. Uj^l V. J. 51! JUA *»*dt, *Ju,11 ^ L^ ^j\j^\ jj_j\
Qj&i\ CJ>>J*j ^ftljfl ^UUJ^
CXXV. [T. 100.]
Til praise of Jahala b. al- Aiham, the last prince of the house of Jqfna.
[See Noldeke, Lie Ghassanischen Fiirstent etc., 45.]
Heading: +qx\ ^ &*>- r^H u^"5*" J^j
1 1. jpLtJ (J-^c ^» «-^'^» jaa
1. 2. lJi>! J^L*jj *»**!j* l$li
1. 7. fcuva^ Ji ilr^% \JM}\> \&Q*l «-*'
1. 8.^fc* e-^C &•
(^UtjJVl J*~*j ^-^ eT4^ ****S^ UJj J Jb
<ui U^y^Uu-i jla-Jl Jo***i h jj**'* ^^^ /Uillj--*^ j-a^WI
1. 9. l^L&L V§i%o3' l^i1^
CXXVI. [T. 34.]
Against the B. Abitl b. Abd Allah of Makhzum.
On margin :
Jlij J 15 tA>X~> ^ ^s^ ^ ^L J <0J| <U^j ^;JLi\ J 13
OuU ^j ^^ ^H t^J ^j*^ ^~fc iJJLs*. Jli »«fc*x ^-A ^ *J$\
1. 6. B. on margin: cuL^j
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 87-
CXXVII. [T. 94.]
Against al- Walid b. al-Moghira.
[See Hish. 167.]
CXXVIII. [T. 82.]
Against Abu Jahl [Abu-l-Hakam b. Hisham b. al-Moghira], the
uncle of Mohammed.
. [See Hish. ibid.]
1. 1. Cf. K. 101. B. J-J|
i. 4. jJlsji *ia\ j^4\s v\#&A\ vijJs ,-*) ]&£ a^uiii £L.\3Cf . K. ibid.
l. 6. &*~j jj~> Xj{-*r J** cA> ^jl? \*** *&r} Jl£j«&j\ (j\ Jyb
l. 7. \jjbj jJJ ^^^^ ^t5;1 Jj& jjAH y^iJ! ^J\ jijil
1. 8. jxAW Jyb 51 ^jJl +&^\3 li/^l. 9.
"Oji\t->U^I ^^sr U^ !j?i^-» u^^C Jyv.
CXXIX. [T. 94.]
Against al- Walid b. al-Moghira.
L. on margin : a! J lib ^ ^j-**^ ^ «\f^^ (J y^f^jt u^t^ ^\ J^
<jh»!jilcjli
^-jv^I4-i
i*--^* ^Vj \ '$**£' <-^*£*c (j;^? »-^^ii^j^J *«4J
CXXX. [T. 63.]
J7(;a poem.
1. 3. Ig^J ^» l^^L* ^ _:
1. 4. ^_J^ ^1
.fill ^ijSsS) Vj9?\M imifA\
88 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 5.^ylii <^4-j ls
2j^ <J^. ur^ fc*8!"oLsli
1.6. £>L£^ £*-1. 7. B. on margin : <Uc
Jja*» ^ ybj Jj** ^-^T Jjjl*-*N
CXXXI. [T. 46;H. 884.]
Mohammed is rebuked for giving presents to the B. Suleim at the
expense of the Ansdr.
[See Hish. 881 sqq.]
Heading: ^.iW **L$ <dH J^ ff*Sj +£ JLL» ^jj ^U:^ Jl-^
ft VI- 4-1. 2. AJi-i^i Aii^J^ v-^**5il iLJiJ l$j
1 Jj^
1. 7. U»-0>- 'y**^*3 2Jf^ ^y^l
i. 8. u^ ^i
i. 9. l^ui uAJtj «/j s>j
CXXXII. [T. 59.]
0^ tffo foz^/e of Badr
1. 10. *$LuJ ^ffil^
CXXXIII. [T. 24; H. 1024.]
Dirge on the death of Mohammed.
1.8. jJ\ j^3\^ j5^ t3U3!\ ^yiT1. 9.
pell* /V^ ^ ^j ^ uJli./* Jus ^j iJfcj
c^;j aii^l
1. 13. t-X!l# lLw^-U t^ ^JrflJlj S\j\
H. has here (and p. 379)
a line -which is not in the Diwan.
1. 15.jjAS.
L^-iJ^yfc*
±-^h&\ ^-^ *\ U.-JbLjl X*£. J^J ^ ijjJj
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 89
C
CXXXIV. [T. 24; H, 1026.]
Another.
1. 1. l^±&\ jl-% *+&s\ jk^j *aJ\ &«i. 5. ^Jiyi [^uP]1. 6. ^l&Awll [^IsM]
l. 8. aU«J! cX^j ^Ul (J^^ Jtj*l Jyv.
CXXXV. [T. 15.]
DiV^e on the death of Omar.
1.1. <d!^ <u&^y*.£ JjU <Lx£ ^i *#**N /*il_i
L. on margin : »*s** *S ^ 3 ^ *j^ JJ^
1. 2. J£* ^liU &Ls JS\3 .J^Ij VJjj jl^l
J;* 8
Heading: olsj-Tj Jlij
CXXXVI. [T. 92.]
Fakhr poem.
Heading
CXXXVII. [T. 29;H. 723.]
On the expedition to Du QaracL
j lUg^j <Jlsj
^ **£ ft rf f^ ^ <J liV. i>!/* u5^ eT* ^J <-^J C^ t*^ */*j
L. on margin : <UiAi .Jo ijivj—
* <uX^Jjii
^J,xjua.* ^^S ^*J* .tLj
u^jAaSIc
»^«.^ J**-?^ ^^ ***? /»^J^ <UjU* Ai^ &*J wLi ^ <dl! a-^
<CiAs cL*J! l^\^ u^j fU^ C^^j^VjK* l^a!^^
(Cf. Hish. 980; IA. ii, 160).
90 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1.2. ^iyh^jU]1. 3. viL^A^ ^>- l^ V^ J J*/. ^A JJL^j fcjjdl ^j U ijU
pjj^IS1 &L J! l*lj jil Uj^
l. 4. Mj^ili J! jUu U^j le^ j*Ui UJj j\J
1. 6. *£L^- ^ >^Uti*J^1 J^&
1. 7. CJU\ jj
CXXXVIII. [T. 30.]
To Sha'tha : a drinking song.
LI. jh>- c-A-J f,L^ Jaj\ ^jjjjjSee K. 388.
1. 2. t^s*-* J-^t J^-4 — &• on margin : ^.Ls^l ^u-^s^i
1. 4. *3i UJo-1j £-Lr)1tiSA\
1. 5. ^yx^J\ JsA\J3 £~>\^\ gj^) *UJ*H Jjl'l cjUmI^I
1. 9. J^^Aj J^jUl^Ludlj *jf& lfS»^ <*^^
1. 10. tJc£^Jx. ^jA\ tijjj
&jJ
1. 12. ^Ul <J1Amo ^JJ^ yr^M J ^^-Ul! ybj jo-lj cJuJl ^^<ux. 4ju*^^ ^j-i rc-**^ ^ <-£»^" i^l^ Jyv. y^ ^vl?
11 8-11. SeeK. 148.
CXXXIX. [T. 14.]
Memories of bygone days.
1. 1. <—>jU<*!U JUj Uj*>^ cu}l> aJLj *l-*l! ^-yv. «^jJI <-r>;^
1. 2.^jJI c^jit
1. 5. j±&\ ^WJ\
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 91
1. 7. <J/[uJb i-ijj** cW1. 14.
"JU\ Bk.jU Jt
l^i csiJjst)
—>umU<&j*y»
Against Bafw&n b. al-Mu'attal.
Heading: <U ^~?j t^«*M j*j ^*3jA\ JLx^\ ^ &\jJl+ ^j Jli.
& J **>Li „J *\*^ ^JbljfVs*«Ji5jli ^l«U»> kfe. JJksLli U-j^wuJ ay-i <0,*a5
.11 Ju^ ^IJls*- Ujkljli<ukji)l ^tA* is**^ idU** c/*"^ **i-* L<^
. 1.
92 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 1. Li u.g *—&>- J—j*—i-i jk«r>-l—B. a»*-JU According to a family
tradition given in H. this line constituted the whole poem.
1. 2. ul^-^1 (Wl* **i^ *J*S" &U»^
CXLIII. [T. 52.]
Fakhr poem,
1. 6.ifli/^Jj ^ui rJK
J jft ^o|1 r^r^Lxji Jin
i. o. >j» iai^t, *y >ji\ i^yi^ ^k^ ^c^^CXLIV. [T. 46; H. 772.]
7/i defence of Aiman b. Ubeid, who was absentfrom the expedition
against Kheibar.
Heading: <uU ±~s. ^j [mistake for ^aj\ ?] ^Jj\ jSxj y^JL^- JL*.
1. 2. Juin *>j£J *^^ J*^^ Ajj^SI L. on margin : i^fr*^) JL
CXLV. [T. 47.]
In praise of the Qoreish. The poem is ascribed to lbn al-Ziba'rd,
probably on account of the second line.
1. 4. ^>. ijAjj jy*\ J6j ^s \2t uu-JI ^W^ ^j <£>U^ c^oK
^ *l^ll! pii ^i\ ietli^joj
a!v. ^j LSLct^WI -V* ^^ J^O^
w ... ^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CXLVI. [T. 76; H. 739; Agh. iv, 14-15.]
In defence of Aisha, Mohammed's wife.
93
1. 3. ^Ul J^Uitj \,}jW
jjl\\L5W
1.5. Not in Agh. L. on margin : JU^*
At the end : ^JL->- \ CJo£) £uJU u^4U ifJu^SlI * jd& ^llo- JuiJ I Uli
CXLVII. [T. 79.]
Fakhr poem.
I. 3.B.jlid1 <-io^U^
1. 4. B. l^ ^-dkJ! Jy* Jl kU^
CXLVIII. [T. 41; H. 801.]
Dirge on the death of Jafar b. Abl Talib, Zeid b. Haritha} and
Abd Allah b. Eawaha, who fell in the battle of Muta, A. 8 h.
1. 2.IjJlS
\j|^^ aUUU icU^ycl!
1. 3. L. on margin :
aj^U- ^ Joj*X> ,j>
1. 7. B.fiU
CXLIX. [T. 15; H. 808.]
-ging Moslims to march against Mecca, because the Qoreish were
accused of having violated the treaty of Hodeibiya by slaying one of
Mohammed*s allies.
Heading : 2x\C^> ^-J \ ^ <L.e!j_r>* ^« l_^*£ ^J ^ *yJ* <J J LJj
1. 1. L. on margin : J^»\ Jj ^^ u£&&
1. 2. jiUI t^jllj *** 51 ^IjflL^ll
94 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 3. L. on margin: ijL««*i c. \j\ <&Ulj LrJrsi\
4jjAs>L. on margin : cliol* ^j^ ^ ^j &?* ^ t/*^** lVc
ctf' ^^
CL. [T. 16.]
Satire against the B. Tabikha of Kindna.
1. 1. ±*s. ^i jL> ^ ti^J ^) ij* ^sA <uL£ ^-^ <5isrU? ^j jU
CLI. [T. 16; H. 524.]
Mocking al-Hdrith b. al-IIishdm, who fledfrom the defeat of the Qoreish
at Badr. [This poem has the same metre and rhyme as No. clxxx,
which is directed against the same person.']
1. 2.jJ>]&\ L*Ajii\) \^j>-
J \>j*j Jyb JsjA\
1. 7. L. on margin : %j~& Ji* ^jflj J**J ^At the end : ^ A-ftsr* c^j *U*»1 *-$>U A&l J^>- i<-j\j v^lsl il
l^Jj-iiaLi_j\ c_^Lo ^j ^ J^ cua!^ ^^ i>JoJj c^iK. *! *U|
CLII. [T. 59.]
Fakhr poem.
1. 1. JU.1 i*i1y, ^U^\ <u£ juit 1^ yu L£ t£^~j\£tf1. 2. fc^rfJl ^JVL 3.
jlLtl (jj^jf)
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 95
1.4. ^Ul^yi1. 7.
iy9jj\j~as&\ £**4ltj JfJl ^ill jfJl
1. 8. C,<j..^ u3^1 f.tfH ^n"1. 9. ***j**^ AfiiteftWj ??4/H [?^**A]
1. 11. IS: ujLsj cl^ UFj^j
1. 13.jJJ*Jb Uj^SIj lf*W^ 9j^ *~>
1. 14. <_>£}
CLIII. [T. 22.]
In praise of Mohammed,
1. 2. £«^ <d^, ^r. 3. Not in L.
CLIV. [T. 23.]
On the same subject : confession offaith.
CLV. [T. 47.]
The poet and his wife Amra [cf. No. ex].
Heading: iy*x lg) JUj <»»p1 ^ jl-a))!! ^ *\^*1 rXH* c^^***" e;^
V* ^ ^^ &> &*« ^^ ^ Iw -jj2^r
-***taC
iye?j <tf\^lj tf£u ^c ^vcLc! ^SKj *,-*! "J ^UU- JCai JtocUl
1. 2. ^UJ\ ^J\^)\1. 5. See LA. ix, 180.
1. 1. *M\ J^oli
L. marginal note : j^jUj a^JuLkt* jJsSjjatf* ^-*\<ul*u^ «^iU t&d&s'*
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
1. 8. OJ^Ud! ^Lli ^^ L-CL*^j-* Jjl jjK (£>U*i cH^V^V J./*
36
1. 9.^Ul^ jUciJl ^ U*b?j J^UAj -J^l J~p- Cf.LA. xiii,42.
L 10. JiUli kuJUK
1.12.j\jbJI\J&\, c^U«a-« *U*M
l. 14. 1$LjU^ *&Uj1 l^x^-U uJ^uJb !^*^xcl jj j ^jj^* l^Lkc*
jJbi ujlL» J lib iuA^J! dUlix*JlJ&&\)
1. 15.^i!l |V^ lT"*^ [^^^ l5~^ /***
£cU>- yiw)^ g»*&*«J ^Ju
1. 19.Jibj
i
ijxui yo
CLVI. [T. 48.]
Drinking song.
1. i. ajjjdij jUasi! ^ j^lj j*j ^yLd! c^^ J!/
1.2. L.jjU £* B.joU
1. 3. iJ*\)\ j^l ^5^^ JieW JiN i^>^ fiJ -55
9*z+*i\pjj *-*£? UjoJ^ See LA. xx, 81.
1. 5. lf»f^» J^^s^y^s**' f^***^ <teoJc*!ljid cj-j ^_«tfj_
•* dj$& )4
U-^^J Cf. Jaq. ii, 615.
1. 6. 1^-AviJ ajUJI uuJill JjJj S-^/. (** f*^ J/^ ^ ^V ****-^ ^1
1. 8. lf£^^« J-Jj W^T^ o^ lfUi-J»
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CLVII. [T. 41.]
Dirge on the death of the Caliph Othmdn.
1.1.jlatlS ^
1. 9. J-^ [jly-tf]—
\JJL>- 3^1. 10. <u !y^ L* j\a^- \jA^~ ^Lc \jx+jj\ ji J^ij
1. li. <uL£ ,,j fU* «a-.£ f4j X)
CLVIII. [T. 35.]
Against the B. Abid b. Amr of the B. Makhzum.
1. 1. <UJ ^^Vj l/"*^ C^ wV^i ^ Cj£L» +& ^\
97
1. 2. <U-***o lf^ (so) ^JJ^ tX£yuu,*J|j*L*J1 l—2jJuu)1
i. 3. Z)^ \4 j& ljU^.%^ ^iuyi ^yyi1. 4.
P'^i *$) D a.*^ ^ i^Ih Jyv.
1. 5. JjjLJI d\,l to-UjjJ^ ILjiUU**U.
ji^l tylSli_iLJl
CLIX. [T. 76.]
Lyric.
1. 1. Cf. LA. xii, 247.
l. 2. LlUllj J^^ J5UJ! ^.jJI1. 4. LA. vii, 319.
1. 6sq. Cf. LA. vii, 319.
1. 7. j^\ Cf. LA, iv, 6; Ham. 737; 13.
1. 8. £^ yj&lh B.yj)jl JUllj
*•* &.W*4 B. \jCXA <t1. 9. ^r«;L^ te La* B. '^b&* &J&j*£
1. 10.
98 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CLX. [T. 92.]
On a man of Ghassdn, who had been put to death by Khusrau.
1-3. dgrf
1. 7. il«J\ £31! JLjH ^jJ\
1. 8. V^JuasM
CLXI. [T. 77;H. 930.]
In glorification of the Ansdr.
1. 6. L. \JLs£i,but corrected on the margin.
—i^Uit ^jS—W LjIsM
1. 11. *£». ^i^ y^ <CfyJ ^*MJjj^ J^-^ ^** ^H ^^ t^'<^
^ JUi <dJl Jl^r civ^C^ jjil pds J^JI<d JUi <d!\ J^ *&/ ^ J
-jli^j**.
&>A *£ -.y£-^lc ^j! ^j &iai.s? J-om*1\ lX\. &ijl £-t~* jyyjuuJ >LJl Jj--£* h J4 J6 &£ JUi L^ -yi? JO^* J^;
l/«-^J
CLXII. [T. 98.]
Dirge on the death of the Caliph Othmdn.
1.1. L. on margin : ^^\ — ^.j^T *-*»J^ ^^-j
1. 2. ^j$iU u£^ Ij^kuo^i
i. a. c^JJl JjUH ^pi1. 4. jkLM Jj-J*j l-tj-1 ^yiiaj ^5.^
1. 6. L^tjeuM k/fUiJi jj^Jt^l
CLXIII. [T. 25; IA. iii, 151.]
On the same subject.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 99
1. 1. U
CLXIV. [T. 78;
TJ. fol. 205™.]
Dirge on the death of Hamza, icho fell at TJhud.
1. 2. Not in TJ., but cf. Bk. 261.
1. 5. TJ. *+&A\ u*i J — <^>sJ\ aUI JJ)\J\
1.6. g)\J\1. 8.
Jk*t»Mj \Jj*i ^$y J^. J^Lj « t*^ ^ u*'
1. 9.i^*r>- Jj'li ^As»-
TJ. *^iU^l ^ ^^-- t^->U
1. 10. ^I-aJIj *j±-*c ^*j~& J^Vcj Jdis^l ior^l 'V/5^ *3*
1.11. ^\J\1. 14. *-J^j *-i*!l 'hkfll This line and the following not in TJ.
CLXV. [T. 80;H. 800.]
Dirge on the death of Ja'far b. AM Tdlib, who fell at Muta.
Heading.: C-*J p&2* <dl!J^->j (J-j e^lb ,<-^ ^ j**=r i^ji J^»
tj/ji iLaJ^, ^ <dll J^~ (jwUl ^JjtiIJLJS^. Aj ijL>S3~ ijLijSLX*- jj-Ul
1. 4. J-acj c^JlL il ^Jbj <_iL< *+£. ^ **>U ^j JuJ l^cj <ukli
J* J,ir*1. 5. aU&H 2^ J1 ^LM Jil ^ itHall ^Jl lil
c.
1. 8. L.^»r^ l<^> Du^ on margin ^->S. J-&
100 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CLXVI. [T. 93.]
In praise of Mohammed and the Ansdr,
i. io. lg ^^^Ji.^y^^jJi^^j ^1x^5 ^=<jo^^^^iJ^V^l^1. 11. See al-Bekri, 390.
I. 12. ^c\ kxazA tfj&S lil JsrJ\ e^v^l JUL» j\'^\ p\z*A\
*U^I <U*^c| fcw»:yg|j
L*L^:1
CLXVII. [T. 79; H. 712.]
On the slaughter of the B. Qoreiza.
Heading: +*La <dH J^ ^fc^i^- £#*" *^d^ ^ /»jj^ yJjS^ J lis
JUK „j ^*~J f*^^ lT^ 'iP c^*"
1 LL5-1/' LS"
3^ ^Atf Lf-3 ^ 1-^ L5^ <J^ U"^ l^ ^Hl
/ »* *
«-&£;,r,U tic h Ji if*-)^JlsilSI ^ J* U£ J [jfeSi] uli>J u^
CLXVIII. [T. 52; H. ibid.]
0# Me same subject.
CLXIX. [T. 31.]
In praise of Sa'd b. Zeid, one of the Ansdr.
[See Hish. 720.]
CLXX. [T. 106.]
In praise of Abd Allah b. Abbas, a friend of Omar.
Heading: X^ t^As* j^r**3-^ ltK^ |»H
*^ *V* r*-4"?. ^"**~ J~J
<J <U?lr*. ^jUl^ J-^Jj »(l*itj ^LoJlll iJJ^jlif.^Jj */*^J £) <-r>^2^ i&ij**
1. 1. C-J^U [iSjUa&Juj]
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 101
- CLXXI. [T. 49.]
Praise of seven Ansar of the name of Sa'd who had served Mohammedon various occasions.
At the end: ^ feLj ^*jVl ^-^ ix>j\ jl—c2_3^ jj k-Jb. £*** J^dl\
J&J fcA*** ^H £««»} 5-rH^' e;-r ***-^ **>L*2
CLXXII. [T. 49.]
J -\t«; £» *
cr*j
*-ic l^.JUJ! *jbj*jLc M
0/i the relapse of Bedouins into paganism and their refusal to acknowledge
Abu Bakr.
Heading: J--ai)1 W £-k>l Jj&* fc-yJ! c^jl^ *^1 J ^U^ JUj
cj;i £ W ,&)iUXJ
1. 4. SU »*>^1
CLXXIII. [T. 95.]
Against Ibn ahZiba'ra [see No. clxxiv],
1. 6. Jr^ rfj,**N ^ A-iBCJ: Ol&». a.J^J <u*ij
j^l
CLXXIV. [T. 95.]
Against certain Meccan families.
[See H. 79-84.]
1.4. ^JJL\\ l^~A\j
^ji ^j ^U ^ ^Ly^^ j^T. Ufj fcJU
L. on margin : <L*l*JJ <Uijj^*x c—^x£ ^-j ^a-^jb jjj >j*^ ^ J^
jj^x<CU
*}-=^\j &*LJ <C«^l£JU ^*U ^j J~*.>- iJ^i
Ul>1 JlSj *|jj~»<U^
102 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CLXXV. [T. 60; H. 620; Del. 70.]
On the defeat at Uhud.
1 2. JJL [y*A]•
1. 10. 4-J^I ^ l^t ^1. 11. <Ls^
^j\ y £s^ bj! joc-j ^Ui*
1. 12. **x-j *u^ pdZ* ^-jJ!<1sj
^^-scuJl<_Jl^ ^ ^ji
1. 13. jL*!l j*j jJu ixU^
CLXXVI. [T. 32.]
On family glory,
1. 6. IS)Sjjfc*
&*>- J& i!^1 u*W^!j *^-^ ^Jl—t't^11
JuU^ wjjl 'i^ L^-jl^
CLXXVII. [T. 61.]
Moral sentences.
1. 5.<^>jj J& ***& ^ *$** J^j^ Vjj—
J M-* ^^» ^^4^ ^ Jyv.
CLXXVIII. [T. 65.]
Praise of a hospitable house.
CLXXIX. [T. 18.]
Against al- Walld b. aUMoghira.
1. 2. ij\ii ^ £«e*jc-JU ^ .jrj) ^ c-^i ^J u^r^>
Cf. No. clxiiv, 1. 8.
1. 3. <Ui tlTlj^ JJii ti?U ^lc c_>U?^ J^sT J, J!jl^f
Second hemistich read : lIjjJ \ Ji
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 103
CLXXX. [T. 18.]
Against al-Hdrith b. Hishdm b. al-Moghira.
Heading: ^y &z^& ^J tjJuk-W ^jj AL* ^ ldXs£\ ys£& Jl5j
- fash iA/j1. 1. J^JXH J-Jb ^ <d!l Jur ^ s-^^rj ^^C lA^1.8. J^J^ A^Utj f|» <^1
1. 4. &-JL* ^}*j *^•*£/£
CLXXXI. [T. 95.]
Against the Baun al-Moghira.
1. 3. L.^1. 4.
Jjll ^ j,b ^ it^l^ L. ^^1. 5. C&jJ! <3UWj ^Ifail ^ *Jj*^ <^-^ irfj*^* V^1. 6.
^jJ1.^*- ..«^Owi»
CLXXXII. [T. 95.]
Against the B. Sahm b. Amr b. Hoseis and Amr b. al-As b. Wail.
Heading :{Jolxl\ ^ jj-*-*) u*t^*> ^j 3yz ^ p+~» ^i ^sB Jljjj
1. 1. to& Ul lkj3 *t^j ^Z J^t tl va-&'«Ltj uu^sM c^
1.2. ^^J^3\1. 3. lA^li l=sxi> +$** J&\ ijjjfj
104 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
<«J .y«U*H Lr>jjJe\ 4_ii_lrL Is. ^i*\&. p*>j)&-s** U^^W. {*y^^i &!&.
1. 7. \fp*hxi Jj^\ <Li*3j iLck>. ^ ^ t^=T
1. 8.SAjai
Ju£ ^U^
CLXXXIII. [T. 96.]
Against Qoreish.
1. 1.^y^xii lidj^ uju^JI *iJi (^y^
1. 3.i^Skj^JftJI ^$ Ha\£- .IjJl j^l iyj|^ <ulac\Jlj yjjJI imI£
1. 8.<L«^» Iff *>*-! widwJl
/j^.llThis line and the last are not in T.
CLXXXIV. [T. 35.]
Satire on Musafi b. Iydd.
Heading : ^/*le \JtJ^ \£ u^W-^ ^ ^*V"»-* j?& jjU^>- J^j
*/* u^ f*"*^ ij^*****' ^ H****
1. 1.j\d\
Ju£ ^J J^l
1. 3. <AJl~A jU J*?^ *^ ^ <Gy ,-*ioj _.jJi!\ ^uiLJl
1.4. jldtAJl Ju»lchj JyJl -^iJl
i. 5.^*4" ^ £»tj*L Jj L^ifcj ^ uJii jy
1. 11. <mUb^ tjiX^ U^ ^ ^^ l^ ^^* *^
CLXXXV. [T. 54.]
Against the B. Adiyy b. Ka'b.
1. 3. *L; LteU U./%j.sstf
l£ d^l
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 105
CLXXXVI. [T. 36.]
On the same subject.
The heading is missing in L.
CLXXXVII. [T. 21.]
[gainst RabVa b. al-Harith b. Abd al-Mottalib and his brother Nanfal
1. 2.Aj&-\ y*& jjo jAj J^ 1?/** ^?j
1. 3. \^»\i ^ <dj*l <^j^ l;^ J^/. S^^. rj?C1. 4. *Xua3i« tegwdLcl AsjJj
<LM; \S** ^V* lsH;^9
^Jli ^! *\J\ J\J
1. 8. Wjl yofw S^dJI -jyij rlul!
d),1 "jii^l
1. 9. ^^ ^ ^CLXXXVIII. [T. 102.]
Against the B. al-Himas.
Heading: ^_j i, «,.« £ ^j ijt-j^Jb. (jyul*sH ,,*., Jj^g€ ^LS*- Jlij
1. 1. B. ^Li
1. 3.c-jJj tlWjJ i^ Jtri^ «-%ij c^^'J^ &**i<^ *r^* *r^ ^if**
9
l. 6. JU\ ^ h&2&\ <)Lb!l
CLXXXIX. [T. 54.]
On the same subject.
1.2. B.jA\
1. 5. JcUll J*«? *J*s^^SH &-J1 3^c ii-*& ^^ J^ Mj&« \**
106 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
JuU!^ ^^ fjvJd^ uu*L j1^\LiJl
Jj-aj*zs&+! IjLc flxi dUL Lit c^J^-i. ^?! ^ii
J^-l>\ IwtJ] UlTj
IT ^ (J^J ci*^ <UmA^J *-^V,^
1. 8. +s*)\4>UjJ »U^1 ^1 J Is U J^ t-flU* &^j>- CJScjh i
S\j\
CXC. [T. 96.]
Against the B. Judam.
[Cf. Hish. 975 sq.]
1. 1. U^ti
CXCI. [T. 17.]
Against the B. Madhij.
CXCII. [T. 34.]
Against Judam.
1. 1. L. on margin : ^U*!^ Cf. Jaq. iv, 580.
1. 2. ^ey TjL*jj ^ tf \y>S fi$\ l^jjCf. Jaq. i, 726.
CXCIII. [T. 102.]
Against the B. al-Harith b. Ka lb.
1. 1. B. J^i
1. 3. ^^LJl Jc-lj ^ub^^Jlj <U**? .J c-^aiill^ uJlffK*$j| Ju^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 107
L. on margin : ^<iD \j»++>* f^ J—*&t ^Lc ^-J cLkaJi ^\ l^j Ljj
CXCIV. [T. 63.]
Against al-Asi b. Hishdni, who was slain by Aliyy at Badr.
[According to Hish. 509 he teas killed by Omar.~\
Heading : ^1^ J^V/^ *^***^ ^ f^J& ^ ^^ >?^ ^l^^- JlSj
li 23tijtf <d!^ Jj—»; S-V^ cAi/' CLJJ^I Uii l£*s <d*J2* au*Ju a^ (j1^""
»jjII ^Jlk ^ ^ L5
Lc 4_bjii L>jj^IkA ^ ^Ull v-^^1 zy^
1. 2. v-^uJI ^ c^ixji ^JxJ^ybjJ! (Jw^1. 3.
Joj ^ . I*Xt Jti L£ ^i,Jill JJii Uii
*js»- Ji-»j —*/*-) ^*
CXCV. [T. 127; H. 275.]
Against Abu Sofydn b. Harb.
Heading : ^J}&\ j£j\ ^A Jzs d <—*/>- ^ ^Li~j^ iJJLs*- JlSj
[see Hish. 273 sq.] ^LLo ,-j^ l^ff ^Kj ^*^ ijH ^^ uT^ f^fc <^j
1. 2. *^ J^jj ~«<Ujl ^JJljUJi AjLSj Jlji
1. 5. L. on margin: £**jll<Xft3^ ^ Jm^>-« (J^s
9
^j jUb
At the end : cL$3l* ^ J^^^ar l ^ (j*-^ <#jj y#j' <J^ ^-^V.1^"
(j* ^
L. on margin: J:^ ^^
108 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
fe»»;jU *x*j
^gjjlUl
^Lj ^J6jcl>U
l^=>-
'^i^ l-s^-V. A^ *^c l$£***^ jj
<^rAZ±}\j4}\\\ )->) \j»**-) &HS*L
*L**»J^ ^3^ ^^ *—^t*J**j-4A\ .XfiMj
uJLl! Ul ^ J IS <u!l uuo jJb UIj *-N ^^ t^oK ajj JU^^^II uX**^^
&stjs iV ^.i^ J*lj^ J^ U^J ^^ [J*/l**^ <J-^ j^J fjkuLl *\J^l ^J *l-; tl
J^yf'U U iXkj Lli3i. *W jJJl£l*j)
jj^^c ^ ^jjA] jjjll yUj ^Lii
cl^Jo- Ss Ail ^L-Jlc*- Lj Jl-Jii (^Ll?^ Uj r«L^ <dl^ Jt^» Jj ^j-I^juLwJ!
*-ll_Jb ^ +&» <Li>li 1 >L^ J^ ^j <jkjl<Lw*.>- ^-Jfk^Jlj ( ?^^ ^Lc
tiji^ &\+i* \Aj+*J) jtij\ ^^.ji ur^-^C l;
1-^^ cJ^*-JU uJUmi^
^y -Uj uJL* A-c^yj f*^ T>r^ tjW^ ^^ e^ ^J^. ^y j^ ^^
L. on margin : ^J 1 -&J I
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 109
C^U)l ^j ^La- ^! cjj3i uftjULs IAj^ *j/***i \yi*i>*\ tJftiJ\ il$J
c>*-'^» <J Ls^^.? IduJL* u^- 4^,J lJLcsT ^Jl&,4 "**fc»- lA?***5 ^ o^J>r.^
<ulc jk*3 J l^J *--l£ -rj** &-~iMl-^^i^Jj! ^jl
JCL*/
5*" lA^J «*
*S)^y% *\y&\ cj^i ^^k^H <uy^ <\> jls1\ ^s y^ Joy <Uj1 w<
M^lii1 Jli
l_Ajy> t_jy^j' J ^/^ *^ Ci^sai J IS *; l$~* *&&> L^ to^jgj JU s p ^
-J Ut* c^AJ ^-^j **i-^ irt^! lS^. C^-^l-1 UjA-C Lii=L y ^juwL!] l||1
1-latit-^y--4> ^l—-1>- Jo jj jUi ^Ll^ Jy ^Li^ U! 4_b^C«i1 d£!J
CXCVI. [T. 19.]
The poet reprove* those tvho mocked him after he had lost his sight.
Heading : Aj l-Cs^3
Sj&Swi U Jou <L^* ^i-s^ J^j ^Ll^ J Uj
^IJfc*. JUS j^2^
1. 2. See LA. i, 326(<Ujp),
and xvii, 337(i-JjjJ-J«)
—u^Jki-a)l
1. 3. ^J^ l^2/^ u^^ ^ ^si;
ifjl^lL. on margin : U^ o^y^ ' *$$
L. 5. Ua4a»>1j Like Lj^
110 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CXCVII. [T. 83.]
He curses Kutha, a place belonging to the Abd al-Dar (near Mekka).
1. I. iLs*>\3 <£Jj**\j L^ls^ Jls^M j\x*\\ See Jaq. iv, 317, and
LA. ii, 187.
CXCVIII. [T. 83.]
Against Thaqlf.
l.i. LaU *La\,J&rJl\ <Jii**
1. 3. L. on margin : ^° \$*-j+)
1. 3. Jl&j i\±*Jkjj ,jJ
J^uo A-o: Jl_juj -^L> Ju.c Jlci ^y* ^-o.«.«"'
CXCIX. [T. 83.]
On the same subject.
CC. [T. 19; H. 570.]
On the bearing of the standard of the Abd al-Dar by a black slave called
Suwdb at Uhud.
Heading: ^£. ^iisU- \y\£j j\jl\ J^c ^^ ^s^. *&.] *jj <j Jlij
CCI. [T. 83.]
Ow the vanquished inhabitants of Kheibar.
1. 2. L. on margin : LpU [y*li^]
L. at the end :
^j! ^-c *L«M u£ ^ULs- ^^ y-2*^ 1a_a J*.**^ «j1 J Is
(see Introduction) £UJ J *jU£ ^ aJLc£jJiLJI
1jj*j e.^^
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 111
CCII. [T. 16; H. 644.]
Dirge on the murder o/Khobeib.
[H. denies Hassan's authorship of this poem.]
o .
1. 2. »(J *)jlrf»J>-J
[ Aj-iiH &&A-1 «-^' <^J^yA\3 dutJall Ls^l
4»^_i-3 aJ^cj <uLx_:?-! 1 jl i*i^j«XsJl u^ujtJ Ail J lib* *$^ u*^j
I. 5. L. A^-^i, but see H. Schol. and LA. xvii, 421.
II. 7-1 1 are given in No. xxxix.
CCIII. [T. 22.]
Against Dans (tribe of Azd).
Heading: c^lL*)^ &*s. ^ c^l ^j\jUii!l<J *Jb
c
UL>^ v»*J* C/lfti ^
1. 3. uJ^wJIj ^^^ <UJOj bj&j .j-IM ^CCIV. [Not in T.]
Against Abu Sofyan b. al-Harith.
1. 2. ^ ^LjLo ^j! a! Ai_^_^ e^ikJl x*c ^ l±j>j\-A\ J 'I^-j
L. on margin : ^j L-->Ja:>- (j^_iJ *?*-"* wJJ*J1 ^^ i»H ^J^ f\
jj-J <t>jlx* ^_j<U^:*«s ^J -*lc ^J *1
J^* rfWjufl^,Ui\ ^ jLsH ^1 Jlij jjtj^j u^yj J ^I^j ^^jN Alii cJjV*^
^ fl> Csee Hish. 70] pi *^_i c-jA-j^ ic-^j ji^ c--JJa*Sl Juc ^\
a1i*j p! a^JJ iL*le ^ <j>J-*^ j^c <j^
112 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CCV. [T. 58.]
Against the B. al-Awwdm.
1. 6. £ajUl\kJl^J! j*d! L_rc r
J ^ yij*J! ^^^J* W-ftl^ vlfljl Jjfc
<wklcL5^4J *1£ liOij Wh L>j\£S\ (jldl! <jj jillj aiJU-j^i) akiUl
*L»! J 2*lc* aDI J^j ^J^jj ^K Jjl*M ^ &+*~)\ ^ &\ CSMj J\j
CCVI. [T. 22.]
On the same subject.
CCVII. [T. 22.]
About the same persons on the day of Badr.
1. 1.ff-j «*J ^r*
—\^\sl\ ^ &* »^y\z See Hish. 374.
1. 3. <£**: See Hish. ibid.
1. 4. t—A/ft ^3&j **>\ JoS ** ^
CCVIII. [T. 19.]
On the B. Aufb. Abd Auf.
CCIX. [T. 96.]
Against Talha b. Abi Talha.
CCX. [T. 97.]
On Makhrama b. al-Muttalib and Abu Seifiyy b. Hashim.
Heading : LfJfi ^ ^tjdU »&U ^ ^—*f-ftj
v-JLJl ^ l+jip
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 113
CCXI. [T. 36.]
On Qeis b. Makhrama.
L. on margin : ^ <d!l »X^ l^oj *UJ l-^IL* ^ h*js* ^ ^^ 1\
;1 u^tS1. 1
A ^ **it;
r;CCXII. [T. 36.]
Against Abu'l-Bakhtari b. Hdshim,
CCXIII. [T. 20.]
Against Khdlid b. Asia7
.
1. 1.^*sil ^jj ^
1. 3. *J, ^ ^^^ Ji J <_>jx« Jjj^
CCXIV. [T. 54; Agh. xiv, 21.]
Against Abu Sofydn b. Harb and Rind, daughter of Otba.
1. 1. See Hish. 582.
CCXV. [T. 66.]
Against the B. Bakr b. Abd Mandt of Kinana.
1. 1.^\x«ajs$
1. 3. CXJi{
X^ ^jj&* *$/li ty'st<ul.c Uju J
CCXVI. [T. 66; Agh. ii, 169.]
On the battle ofBoath [a. 5 £<?/ore /Ae Hijra~].
1. 3. <Uc ly^lj Lx^ ^UUi^ 1^5 J1. 9. ca^]1. 11. L-^C
1. 14. jfxi. yb1. 18. JLU ^
114 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CCXVII. [T. 97.]
Against Abu Lahab.
i. 2. ^\ lUid!
CCXVIII. [T. 64.]
Against Suleim b. Ashja1b. Raith b. Ghatafdn.
CCXIX. [T. 97.]
A fragment ?
1. 1.f~* pj [^3]
1. 2. jsA ^\3 ^UiS! ^ ysA JjJ\
<U^ ^^ f*^ (J uJ^-l?T li O^J ^-^ J->^> JUj
CCXX. [T. 79.]
0/i a certain Ubeiyy {one of the Ansdr) who was taken captive
by the Ghassdn.
Heading: ^i a! J lib ^LLc Aj^J^La)^ ^ Jz>-J <^"*~ <-^j
1. 1. Aj^^£. ^ x,a*0 ui <s£xr U ^1. 2. L. JXju — jjafc ^y" 9 <U CL^i
3 ^ oil — P. and T. Ja_*3 ,
which is evidently the best reading.
1. 8. J L> \j\ U*ij> ^H t^1. 4. <U^i
^j*!\ c_^kt*
CCXXI. [T. 97.]
Against Abu Sofydn b. al-Hdrith.
1. 1. ^1\ jSi See LA. xiii, 26;Lane i, 75.
1. 3. See LA. ii, 309, 1. 7 from bottom.
SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS 115
CCXXII. [T. 13.]
Dirge on the death of al-Hdrith of Jafna.
[See variations in No. xcn.]
1. 2. ^\ li^/iuD ^j\ \f&rj
1. 5.ijLt
J Jyu Asa&«*j ^,-i»(J Jytt U_£ ^,^-j Jj-.
jj <Lu-^
CCXXIII. [T. 79.]
Against Ma
CCXXIV. [T. 36.]
Against Hind, daughter of Otba b. Babi'a.
Heading: uak>~ ^^ buij ^ [L. ^Ulc] <U^c l^vJ jo^I ^Li^ JUj
W-Jj *U*«H erf'
i. 2. ^ui a^1. 3. u-^*2x!l — L. i,o «>*&>' c^Jc \J»lj* 15-^V* liT^* lsT~* T"^*
3^
^Jj perhaps better.
1. 4. toj&L) lJ^\ J)*h\ ifjjilj *^*f^1 *jkfc*N See LA. xviii, 44.
CCXXV. [T. 37.]
On the same subject.
1. 3. L. j\jJb dW
CCXXVI. [T. 37.]
Against Abu Sofydn b. al-Hdrith.
1.1. L. t»a**dN
1. 2. j\Jj-^^r
1. 4. JL*^« «-jIJfy Ijybj j££ jj-JI
\\
1. 8. L. on margin : ^ »\ u^-lk^JI A--,-^^J cL^Wi J *l
(see No. car, Schol.) ^y J Lcul Jbj fc/^** ^^ /J <&*»"sj
116 SCHOLIA AND ANNOTATIONS
CCXXVII. [T. 20.]
On the same subject.
1.2. ^jjJU \*\ <^JJLH tlfll c^&L
CCXXVIII. [T. 37.]
On the same subject,
l. 5. i>» ^1 JU, »>* JfjjJfc 5^"V. •Aj
*J
CCXXIX. [T. 97-8.]
, On the same subject.
1. 6. L. <c^*j <U*.s^ <U*^> ^Al
L. at the end : Cjj\~A\ ZxaA\ *£ <0y:. <dil XksT lLSjL^\ ^\yd\js?
wjjiii d M* 1
*-} tJf*& j^~i) *!jjj<dll Ji. ^^s5l ^i &*£?*
j)t&&\
ijj jjSLZ
-+£. .J Ju.4*.>-l ^J .X—•KS'* k:s- ^^ lta-T^V l*j£*'dA—2w*j*J'j ^***}4jlj
INDEX OF NAMES
A. PERSONS
The large ciphers refer to the poems and the small ones to the lines : h. stands for 'heading
if! 220 i.
<-Ashc;- ii* 175 I2 -
&l ^T^ ^ & 5 9; 7 10.
u*t-
21 16.
JkrUl 42.
y^S! 180 3 .
jjlSee J^j!
j$ 203 1, 6.
J^f 77 1; 78 1.
A^f^j 48 1;
99 1;
184 1.
J-J 4 14; 72; 731
i;74;160 9 .
JuJ 213 1, 2.
^Ja^ll jy,$\ ^1 See^ jljJUl^
J^f' 18 5.
**-IjM fl175 1.
£*U\ 38 3.
&*7 133 9 .
V»j\ 106 1.
Jjjfi ^ L->W^jI 141 h.
U»3 \\ 2 27; 15 11;
1163,55 117
16; 119 3;175 6; 216
9, 13-
^^^ c^ ^wj' 7 I2 -
du*£,jJ O^V.^ I 44 h-
(j^j^144 1, 2.
*^U ^j ^j^kK^y) 212 h.
Ji^ iȣ/*^ 37 h.
*li^ &+£. ^^Lyj 157 11; 251 i.
^P* 166 10.
L^JUS 208 5.
SjL* ^*-i' 48 1; 6O3;V U r 184 4, 6.
Jj^j 9 6.
£-*U~ 120 2.
Jj.-^s»- 1 21;
11 11;*V '
164 19.
*$Jl ^ *Ls>- 125 h.
Jd*f 26 1; [190 1].
i*Jd£»- 1 28;182 7.
(*jyr885.
118 INDEX OF NAMES I PERSONS
tr
«mui
>L^
2I5, 16; 165 1.
13 8; 79 6.
60 3; 184 4.
181 6.
180 1.
194 1.
15 12; 128 1
222
JstJ^rf JJ
J^^^^J^^^^
92 1;
83 1.
1 30.
39 1.
41 1.
3 h.;151 h.
114 5.
79 7.
76 5 ;see
cHUjuJfc
<Ls»L^- 46 3; 127 2;129 3 .
^-UJl^ 188, 189.
21 17; 175 16;187 8.
54 1.
7 11.
213 2.
75 2.
75 2; 106 2;120 1
;202 1.
jUi^j baeyjj
v&
.. to
See alii A~c
109 2.
173 4; 184
5; 186 1 ;
226 5.
INDEX OF NAMES: PERSONS 119
13 ..j Jl
J**j 120 2
^ 6UjfJ 102 6.
SjU ^ Joj 21 6; 148 3.
V 213 2.
^*^ seven personsof this name
;
171 1, andschol.
yiJ*~> 132 4.
jj {*£^Xvi ^ 4*
*L*J^j ^j A^ 62 6; see
.^J|
<ksjlk ^j j^ 175 11.
^ L^W*"* J\ 1 23; 204 h.;
^J\ 226; 227;228.
^ ttrf^A-JLj 14 6; 16 11j
195 1; 214h.
j) ^ ^L 97 1.
zv ^ **^ 109 2 -
i^^Li ^1 79; see
+A~iy*j 131 5.
£-*£l ^ *Ju* 218 I.
Jj*£ Ul f*l"»1 82 h.
jy2^" tj* *-!-» 100 1.
^^ 204 2;226 8.
^*** 1194; 216 18.
&*£ 26 1;204 2
;
221 2; 226 8.
ff- ^J 182 9.
Jr*^ ^ J**"* H9 2.
•5^ 196 2.
mA 48 3 ; 46 1;*"
179 2.
*\i*£ 1 5 ; 24 3 ; 29
I4» 17; 1312
> 3-
<U--i> 15 13.
LiL^ ^U 188<
*9^ C^ eM* 53 1; 149 3.
J1**-^ ^ ^J^ 160 h.
«*r**2* 127 1j 129 1.
^L^'yj 102 6.
<—>^ 200 1.
CLJ1 2243.
Jurf-oH *ij 184 1.
^i*^ 50 3.
^w jjl210 2.
diJ^^C/U^lyj 84 1.
fc£W^ ^ *****'* 37 h'J see
^^ is^ 209 1.
*UI vi^ 184 8.
^ <d!l J^ ^j jjU 50 x. 126 1
;
184 10.
^ 9 6.
^ ^ *-tfUs 75 3.
120 INDEX OF NAME8 : PERSONS
^•U ,jt
U*W\4»* ]»rf *U' J^c
JjIL ^ alii *>-•£
194 h.
207 2.
90 i.
122 i.
21 17.
21 6; 148 h.
5 15 ;142 3;
173 h.;
18210.
75 5 .
h.
1 22; 145 1;
197 2.
85 h.; 140 8.
*yj& ^ ^j+z 179 5.
184 1.
INDEX OF NAMES: PERSONS 121
ak>J
885.
25 7 ; 96 1;
99 3; 130 3,
6; 145 1,4;174 5, 7 1
179 1;
181
1; 197 4;209 1
;221 1.
1 30; 169 1;
168 1.
<uLJ 174 8.
5 16; 173 4,
6; 174 3 .
79 6.
193 1.
79 11;223 1.
117 1.
2i5.
211 1.
216 19.
166 10.
105 4; 160 1.
60 5 ;90 1
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110 5; 149
h.;155 4.
97 1.
37 6; 227 3.
61 1.
66 1;217 4.
137 1.
217 1.
130 5.
1 28; 964.
10 10; 110 5.
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4 28; 79 6.
13 8.
113 1; 223 5.
119 4,5.
18 3.
60 1.
83 2.
60 2.
4 28; 79 6, 16.
JmLsT* 1 24; 25 2;
154 1; 157
3 5 165 8;215i: 217i.
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75 2.
40 2; 69 1;
70 h.; 71 1;
140 2.
184 h.
131 11.
184 2.
1 17; 4 25,
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53 1.
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137 1.
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79 7 .
94 4; 157 9.
561,4; 182 6.
40 1;132 3.
8 36; 12 1 ;
15 11; 24
19; 33 6, 7;55 3 ;
76 4;93 2; 117
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175 7; 202
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60 2.
152 2.
168 2.
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79.5 9.
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141 3; 184 2;187 1.
114 4.
25 7 ;184 1
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217 3, 4;
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123 4.
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29 1;125 1.
42 2.
79 7.
144 1;201 h.
110 1.
125 2.
118 1.
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