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IbykusIbycus

A Greek poet circa 540 BCE; he served at the court of Polykrates (Polycrates) on the island of Samos; his poetry is usually described as Choral Lyric and it’s not certain that any of his work survives.

His name may also be rendered as Ibykos or Ibycos.

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