Lyrae

In the text, in referring to certain stars in the constellations, the genitive case of the Latin name of the constellation is given; for example, Vega is known as α Lyrae, meaning alpha of Lyra, Aldebaran as

A Field Book of the Stars William Tyler Olcott 1904

The latitude of Mount Hall, deduced from observations of a Lyrae and a

Journals of expeditions of discovery into Central Australia, and overland from Adelaide to King George's Sound, in the years 1840-1 2004

A bright pink glow showed the Lyrae stars forty-five degrees from sunset.

Neutron Star Niven, Larry 1969

"Van Gogh in Lyrae II was hit by a space plague similar in manifestation to that which attacked Medea 125 years ago," Theoda explained.

The Ship Who Sang McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1969

The Hrrubans aren't the cotopoids of Lyrae or the plague carriers of Zeta Algeiba.

Decision at Doona McCaffrey, Anne 1969

The land was cold rock-hard ice, rippling in long, low undulations that might have been seasonal snowdrifts millions of years ago, when the Lyrae twins were bigger and brighter.

Neutron Star Niven, Larry 1969

"Van Gogh in Lyrae II was hit by a space plague similar in manifestation to that which attacked Medea 125 years ago," Theoda explained.

the ship who sang McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1969

The land was cold rock-hard ice, rippling in long, low undulations that might have been seasonal snowdrifts millions of years ago, when the Lyrae twins were bigger and brighter.

Neutron Star Niven, Larry 1968

A bright pink glow-showed the Lyrae stars forty-five degrees from sunset.

Neutron Star Niven, Larry 1968

Toward the faint red star that marked its position-or toward Theta Lyrae nearby-or toward the great bright giants of the Summer Triangle that marked that part of the sky, Vega, Altair, and Deneb ...

Starchild Omnibus Pohl, Frederik & Williamson, Jack 1963