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Of Teutonic origin, "Aubrey" means "Fair Ruler of the Little People", or "King of the Elves" . The name Alberich is a more common Germanic variant, with the syllable 'Alb' translating as "Elf" and 'Ric' representing "power". In the twelfth century, a Christian saint and abbot named St. Aubrey founded the Cistercian Order, seeking to operate under the Rule of St. Benedict, continuing Benedictine of Nursia's tradition of solitary scholarship in a community of monasticism. Aubrey may refer to:

Places

People

Surname

John Aubrey, author and member of a notable English family

Sam Aubrey, former basketball player and coach of Oklahoma State University

First name

Aubrey of Buonalbergo, first wife of Robert Guiscard

Aubrey de Coucy, Earl of Northumbria

Aubrey de Vere I, 11th-century Anglo-Norman knight

Aubrey de Vere II, 12th-century Lord Great Chamberlain of England

Aubrey de Vere III, first Earl of Oxford

Aubrey de Vere IV, second Earl of Oxford

Aubrey de Troisfontaines, a French chronicler of the 13th century

Aubrey Thomas de Vere, an English poet

Aubrey Beardsley, an English artist, illustrator, and author

Aubrey Morris, an English actor

Aubrey Graham, a Canadian actor

Aubrey Lyles (1884-1932), African American performer and lyricist with F. E. Miller as "Miller and Lyles"

Aubrey O'Day, an American singer

Aubrey de Grey, a biomedical gerontologist

Aubrey Huff, an American baseball player

Aubrey Brammar, noted University of Georgia scholar

Popular culture

Jack Aubrey, one of the protagonists from Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey–Maturin series

Aubrey Valentine, a fictional character in the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders

"Aubrey", a episode of The X-Files

"Aubrey", a song by Bread from the album Guitar Man

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