Raven and wolf, two Midianite chiefs, captured after the victory of Gideon, and slain at the spots whither they had fled, and which were afterwards called in memory of them "the rock of Oreb" and the wine- press or cellar of Zeeb, Jud 7:25. Their punishment foretells that of all God's enemies, Psalm 83:12; Isaiah 10:26.

Psalm 83
... 10And Sis'ra, which at En-dor fell,. as dung to fat the land. ^11Like Oreb and like
Zeeb make. their noble men to fall; Like Zeba and Zalmunna like,. ...
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How the Midianites and Other Nations Fought against the Israelites ...
... certain valley encompassed with torrents, a place which these could not get over;
so they encompassed them, and slew them all, with their kings, Oreb and Zeeb. ...
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Judges
... According to the later version, Gideon is the deliverer of Israel from the incursions
of the Midianites, and the princes slain are Oreb and Zeeb, vii.24-viii.3 ...
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The Story of Gideon and his Three Hundred Soldiers
... at the river, and many more of them were slain. Among the slain were two
of the princes of the Midianites, named Oreb and Zeeb. ...
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