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...s, it was named Piscis Austrinus (or Notius as a Latinized Greek term for "south"). [[Category:West Asian]]

...is where the east wind rises, stands in front of the Crown/Yoke: the Crown/South Yarm". [[Category:West Asian]]

...pg|thumb|"Queen of the Night". Relief. Old Babylonian (Mesopotamia). Iraq, south. 19th c BCE-18th c BCE. (public domain). ]] [[Category:West Asian]]

*Footnote 71: "The small star to its south, 31 Leo with apparent magnitude 4.37, is Lady-in-Waiting, nü- yü 女御 ( ...identified as “large” or the “largest,” is Regulus. The small star to its south, 31 Leo with apparent magnitude 4.37, is Lady-in-Waiting, nu ̈yu, 女御

# [[Awarhakoya]] (Locono People, South America) ...Palm.jpg|Spirit of the Awarra Palm: constellation of the Lokono People in South America. Screenshot from Stellarium (2024), sky culture produced by Konrad

...and other texts to ^mulKU₆ "Fish," a constellation in South Pisces (Piscis Austrinus); (2) in the "Astronomical Diaries and Related Tex [[Category:West Asian]]

...up>mul</sup>APIN idi šūti [izzazzu] "The Harrow and the Pole stands in the south" (K.6211:9, K.6185 r.14), quoted in [CAD M/1, 368]. ...A U₈.UDU.ḪI.A ŠUB.ME "[If the Goat] reaches the Harrow from the south: in this year herds of cattle and small cattle will die" [BPO 3, 94, K.2226

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..... "1 "double hour" of the night passed; the meteor sparkled from north to south." [ARAK, 334:1-4]; [DIŠ] MUL.GAL TA ^dUTU.E₃.[A] / an [[Category:West Asian]]

...ion required a new category or label for the appearance. In contrast, East Asian astronomers already had a label for it: "guest star". Yet, this term was al !Xu+ 2000<ref name=":2">Xu, Z., Pankenier, D.W., Jiang, Y., 2000. ''East Asian Archaeoastronomy''. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, Amsterdam</ref>

.../sup>UTU a-˹na˺ [...] "The [re]d [star], which stands at the rising of the south wind and in front of Scorpius, is a planet: Li[bra, Sa]turn, the planet, Li [[Category:West Asian]]

...sists of another small star called Nüshi (Female historian, pi Leo) at the south of the [[Yunü|Yunü star]] (called "Huangzi (a prince)" by this book) with [[Category:East Asian]] [[Category:Constellation]] [[Category:Chinese]]

...oloured Berbers in the North African coastal region and the Blacks further south were of course always present – long before (in the 4th century BCE) ligh ...ical old city of Tel Aviv), i.e. also the Mediterranean coast, but clearly south of Bodrum (Turkey).

...ns, there are the "Stars (or 'ways') of Enlil, Anu and Ea", with the stars south of the equatorial zone associated with Ea. Such subdivisions are found for [[Category:West Asian]]

...₂ ALLA ša₂ ULU₃ "Crab's front star to the south" (θ Cancri). ...a₂ ALLA ša₂ ULU₃ "Crab's back star to the south"(δ Cancri).

...sup> GI₆ LUGUD₂.DA "The sun, which rises towards the south with the head of the Lion and turns and moves towards the north at the rate [[Category:West Asian]]

...ub>2</sub> ana ULU₃ "...cubits? above the Ring, its tail to the south". [AD III, No.-162 r. 9]. [[Category:West Asian]]

...>bir ^dE₂-a "The red star, which at the rising of the south wind, stands before Yoke, Kidney, Ea", see. [Oelsner-Horowitz 1997-98, Ea 7 ** "The red star, that is, where the south wind rises, and standing before the Yoke, this star is 'Kidney', Ea" (A. 8,

...or ζ, δ Geminorum; inference: contains stars from the constellation Gemini south of the ecliptic (except γ + ξ Gem), and possibly some stars from the cons          = ζ and λ Geminorum and the stars to the north, south, and west of them [MA, 137].

|The faint, northernmost star of the 2 close tagether to the south |The star to the south of the head