Phoenix Constellation is a minor constellation in the southern sky named after the mythical bird. Phoenix Constellation spans 30 degrees of the zodiac from 4° Pisces Sign to 4° Aries Sign. It was included in Johann Bayers 1603 Uranometria but ancient Arabian astronomers knew it as a griffin or eagle.

2000	B	Star Name	Mag.	Orb
04 ♓ 53	ι Phe		4.69	1°00′
05 ♓ 19	η Phe		4.36	1°00′
09 ♓ 38	ε Phe		3.88	1°10′
11 ♓ 36	λ1 Phe		4.76	1°00′
12 ♓ 22	ζ Phe	Wurren	3.94	1°10′
14 ♓ 30	κ Phe		3.93	1°10′
15 ♓ 29	α Phe	Ankaa	2.40	2°00′
15 ♓ 48	μ Phe	Alrial II	4.59	1°00′
20 ♓ 25	β Phe	Alrial III	3.32	1°30′
23 ♓ 23	ν Phe	Alrial IV	4.82	1°00′
23 ♓ 36	δ Phe		3.93	1°10′
28 ♓ 08	γ Phe	Alrial V	3.41	1°20′
01 ♈ 18	ψ Phe		4.39	1°00′
04 ♈ 51	φ Phe		4.97	1°00′

Phoenix Constellation Astrology

In astrology, Phoenix is said to give a pioneering disposition, ambition and power, together with a long life and lasting fame. ^[1]

References

1. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p.57.