Taurus Poniatovii (Latin for Poniatowski's bull) was a constellation created by the former rector of Vilnius University, Marcin Odlanicki Poczobutt, in 1777 to honor Stanislaus Poniatowski, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania. It consisted of stars that are today considered part of Ophiuchus and Aquila. It is no longer in use. It was wedged in between Ophiuchus, Aquila and Serpens Cauda. A depiction of the constellation can be found on the wall of the Vilnius University Astronomical Observatory.
TaurusPoniatovii (Latin for Poniatowski's bull) was a constellation created by the former rector of Vilnius University, Marcin Odlanicki Poczobutt, in...
area that was once occupied by the now-obsolete constellation of TaurusPoniatovii (Poniatowski's Bull). It is thought that an exoplanet orbits around...
constellation cards published in London c. 1825. Above the tail of the serpent is the now-obsolete constellation TaurusPoniatovii while below it is Scutum...
journals (French: Cahiers des observations), and created a constellation TaurusPoniatovii. In 1781, Jean-Emmanuel Gilibert established the Botanical Garden...
This star was once considered part of the obsolete constellation TaurusPoniatovii, but after the International Astronomical Union officially recognized...
Jérôme Lalande. He described 16-star constellation, which he named TaurusPoniatovii in honour of King Poniatowski (it is now obsolete and considered to...
The brighter stars make up the "face" of the former constellation TaurusPoniatovii, due to their V-shaped formation which resembles the Hyades cluster...
This star was once considered part of the obsolete constellation TaurusPoniatovii, but after the International Astronomical Union officially recognized...
This star was once considered part of the obsolete constellation TaurusPoniatovii, the brightest star in it. After the International Astronomical Union...
Observatory (1764–1807). In 1777, Poczobutt created a constellation TaurusPoniatovii to honor Stanisław August Poniatowski, King of Poland and Grand Duke...