Lȳbric (scīrung)

Lȳbric is a Germanisc ceaster.

Lȳbric oþþe Lubric oþþe Lubbec mǣg cnāwen eallswa:

Stedes

Þeodscland

• Frēoburg of Lȳbric, ǣn ceasterrice fram 1226–1937
  • Lȳbriclagu, constitution of a municipal form of government developed at Lübeck after it was made a free city in 1226
• Lȳubice, eallswa cnāwen as Ealdlȳbric, predecessor of the modern city of Lȳbric
• Prince-Bishopric of Lȳbric, 1180–1803, a state of the Holy Roman Empire

Groups and places in the modern city of Lübeck

• Eormengyld Lȳbrices, a eormengyld wīþþan se ceaster of Lȳbric
• Lȳbric Sanglarhūs, a eormengyld dreamscōl on Lȳbric
• Lȳbric Flyhthæfen, cnāwen eallswa Hammaburg Lȳbric Flyhthæfen, plæċan sūð þon Lȳbric middelceaster and norþeast æf Hamburg. The airport serves the Hammaburg Burgrīce ænd is oþþer æfter Hammaburg Flyhthæfen
• Lȳbric Chaþedral, a micel brycc Luðeranisc hēafodcirice on Lȳbric on Þeodsclande and dǣl Lȳbrices Woruldierfan
• Plaghūs Lȳbrice, a micel plaghūs, formerly Stage þāra Hannestede Lȳbrice, oþþe Stedeplaghus
• VfB Lübeck, a Germanisc gyldfōtþōðer tēama plagen on Lȳbric

Geanedan Ricu

• Lubric on Mainum, the easternemǣst tūn þāra Geanedan Ricum
• Lubbec on Texum, a burg on Lubbecsċīre
• Lubric on Ƿestfǣmlande, a rǣcanburg on Ƿudusċīre

Menn

• Georg Philipp Schmidt von Lübeck (1766–1849), German poet
• Marja Lubeck (born 1965), New Zealand politician
• Vincent Lübeck (1654–1740), German organist and composer

Sċipu

• , war galleon during the Northern Seven Years' War
• , a Bremen-class frigate of the German Navy
• , a Köln-class frigate of the German Navy
• , a reconstruction of a 15th-century caravel
• , a corvette of the former German navy; see Battle of Heligoland (1849)
• Bysen:SMS (1903), a Bremen-class cruiser of the German Imperial Navy