The constellation Pisces
Pisces is a zodiacal constellation, which is conventionally divided into the "Northern Fish" (located below Andromeda) and the "Western Fish" (located between Pegasus and Aquarius).
The constellation is depicted like this:
The illustrations depict fishes connected to each other by a cord.
The Eastern Fish swims upwards towards the North Pole, while the other swims westward, a few degrees above the equator and roughly parallel to it.
Symbolically, this was also attempted to be conveyed through the astrological sign of Pisces.
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The ring of five stars (i, 0, у, к, А,), sometimes called the Circlet, is located below the Great Square of Pegasus, to the south of it, east of the bright star Markab (Alpha Pegasi). The head of the fish swimming north is about to strike Andromeda; it is located to the south of the star Mirach (Beta Andromedae). The cord connecting the tails of the fish is marked by the star Alrischa. The fishes culminate at midnight at the end of September – the beginning of October. The constellation is well visible both in the north and in the south, although it disappears from view for observers from 57° southern latitude.
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