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KORNEPHOROS (Beta Herculis). Some constellations, exemplified by Orion, stand out brilliantly among their neighbors.
Kornephoros, Korneforos, Rutilicus, β Her, Beta Herculis, Beta Her, 27 Herculis, 27 Her, BD+21 2934, CCDM J16302+2129A, FK5 618, GC 22193, HD 148856, HIP 80816, HR 6148, IDS 16260+2142 A, PPM 104935, SAO 84411, WDS 16302+2129A/Aa.[1][4][8] ...
* (27/β Her) 2.78 Kornephoros [Korneforos] (or Rutilicus, see ζ Her):* (65/δ Her) 3.12 Sarin:* (58/ε Her) 4.57 (or Cujam [Cajam, Caiam, Kajam], see ω Her):* (40/ζ Her) 2.81 Rutilicus ...
al Jathiyah (ι Her), Kajam (ω Her), Kornephoros (β Her), Marfik (κ Her), Maasym (λ Her), Rukbalgethi Genubi (θ Her), Ruticulus (ζ Her), Rasalgethi (α1 Her), Sarin (δ Her), Sofian (η Her).
RASALGETHI (Alpha 1 Her)
Kornephoros (Beta Her)
Sarin (Delta Her)
Marfik (Kappa Her)
Maasym (Lambda Her)
Kajam (Omega Her) ...
Named Stars: RASALGETHI (Alpha 1 Her) Kornephoros (Beta Her) Sarin (Delta Her) Marfik (Kappa Her) Maasym (Lambda Her) Kajam (Omega Her) ...
Beta Herculis, a binary with a G-type giant for its primary component, is the brightest star in the constellation. It is also known as Kornephoros ("club bearer"). [4125] delta Herculis has the traditional name Sarin.
Kaus Media Delta Sagittarii
Keid Omicron-2 Eridani
Kitalpha Alpha Equulei
Kleeia Delta-3 Tauri
Kochab Beta Ursae Minoris
Kornephoros Beta Herculis
Kraz Beta Corvi
Ksora Delta Cassiopeiae
Kullat Nunu Eta Piscium
Kuma Nu Draconis ...
Hercules seems to be kneeling on the head of Draco. His outstreched hand is holding a bow and the arrow Sagitta is flying towards the two birds, the Eagle, Aquila and the Swan, Cygnus.
The greek word for the complete form is Kornephoros.
 See also: Hercules, Star, Constellation, Magnitude, Rasalgethi
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