Cygnus constellation
Hamsa mandala – The Swan – Galina – Hen – Ales Jovis – Bird of Jupiter – Milvus Ictin – the kite – Ornis – Kuknos. Cygnus, the swan’s constellation.
Alpha – Puccha tara – Deneb Adiga, the tail piece or follower – Arided.
Beta – Albireo – Ireus – Albiero.
Gamma – Sadr.
Epsilon – Gienah, wing.
Omega – Ruchba.
Pi – Azelfafage (tortoise) – Al Az Zilf Af Faras, the hoof of the horse. Also in Pegasus.
Albireo
7°23’ Capricorn
– Beta Cygus. The sword lily, song of the dying swan, or hen’s beak.
Sador
0°Aq58’ Aquarius
– Gamma Cygnus. Star in Swan’s breast. Also part of smaller asterism of ‘the Riders’. Cygus itself is called the cross of chivalry.
GienahCyg
3°52’ Aquarius
– Epsilon Cygnus. – The right wing of the Swan Cygnus in flight.
Deneb Adige
11°28’ Aquarius
– Alpha Cygnus. Rosemund. The Swan’s tail. Also called Arion. Brightest star of Cygnus, in the cross of Chivalry.
Azelfafage
4°25’ Pisces
– Pi Cygnus. In both Cygnus and Pegasus (of only 2 stars in recognised constellations). This is the horse’s hoof. In the wing in the Swan. Also means to track. Separately it also stands for a little tortoise.
Vulpecula constellation
Constellation of the Fox. Srigāla mandala – the jackal.
Sagitta constellation
The bow and arrow. Vāna mandala.
Sham
7°12’ – Alpha Sagitta. Alsoham. The western shaft of the arrow.
Aquila constellation
Garuda mandala – Antinoūs – The Eagle – Vultur Volans – An Nas’r at Tayr, flying eagle.
Alpha – Altair – Vasudeva – the flying one – bird.
Beta – Alshain, falcon (white).
Gamma – Tarazed (plundering falcon).
Iota/Lambda – Thalimain.
Other Asterisms in Aquila
The 22nd nakshatra Shravan. In the shape of an arrow, three stars Alpha, Beta and Theta of Aquila make this asterism. Deity – Vishnu.
The two ostriches, stars Iota and Lambda of Aquila – Thalimain.
Mizam, the beam. Made up of Alpha, Beta and Gamma of Aquila.
Dheneb
25°55’ Sagittarius
– Zeta Aquila. Dheneb makes the tail of the eagle. Star very close to Pluto’s north node.
Tarazed
7°04’ Capricorn
– Gamma Aquila. The Asvatha, sacred fig tree. One of the 3 steps of Vishnu. One of 3 stars of Shravan Nakshatra.
Altair
7°54’ Capricorn
– Alpha Aquila. Vasudeva in the Indian pantheon, one of the 3 stars of Shravan. Called king of birds, or bird of Jové. Considered western quarter of heaven. Rising eagle.
Alshain
8°33’ Capricorn
– Beta Aquila South of 2 stars flanking Altair, part of Shravan Nakshatra’s Ear. Falcon.
Delphinus constellation
Sravisthā mandala – The Dolphin.
Alpha – Sualocin – Nicolaus.
Beta – Rotanev – Venator, the hunter.
Epsilon – Al Dhanb al Dulfim, tail of dolphin.
Asterisms in Delphinus
Dhanishtā, the 23rd nakshatra. Consists of Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Epsilon and Zeta of Delphinus in the shape of a hand-drum. Deity – The Vasus.
Rotanev
22°28’ Capricorn
– Beta Delphinus. Dolphin constellation, part of Sisumara Mandala in the Indian pantheon. One of the stars in Satabhisha Nakshatra.
Sualocin
23°31’ Capricorn
– Alpha Delphinus. Saint Nicolas or Santa Claus. Also known as the swift one, or like the flow of water. Part of Indian Nakshatra Dhanishta, inner wealth, and the Vasus, the lunar ancestors.
A coat of quotes and passing poetry
"- Words from Adonis, the Syrian poet (born Ali Ahmad Said Esber). 
“So that your body moves wisely so that I move with it with what is above it below it.
and in between so that I surround you and break any barrier that separates you from me.I read the book of your priests I grow into your origins.
I taste their creatures and personify them in my delusions so that you become the dot,
and I become the script and shape. so that you become ‘From’ and what follows it .
I am not your sea I am not the swans you wait for I have nothing but limbs.
Limbs that get lost.
After I erased-discovered you,
lost in a fever whose outer reaches I have yet to discover.
‘About’ and what it possesses, where words cannot contain me,
where only imaginings and symbols can contain me.”
"Script and Shape | Adonis