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See also: symbol 111
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It is also a See also: constellation, mentioned by See also: Eudoxus (4th century B.C.) and See also: Aratus (3rd century B.C
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), and catalogued by See also: Ptolemy (24 stars), Tycho Brahe (1o), Hevelius (20)
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The Greeks fabled that See also: Orion having boasted to See also: Diana and Latona that he would kill every animal on the See also: earth, these goddesses sent a poisonous reptile—a See also: scorpion —which stung him so that he died
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See also: Jupiter raised the scorpion to heaven, and afterwards, at Diana's See also: request, did the same for Orion
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The chief See also: star in this constellation is a Scorpii or Antares, a reddish star of the first magnitude, accompanied by a See also: green companion of the seventh magnitude
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,u Scorpii is a spectroscopic binary; T Nova Scorpii is a " new " star discovered in r86o by G
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F
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Auwers in the cluster Messier 80
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