para distingui-la de Epsilon Cygni.Gamma Corvi e uma gigante de tipo espectral B8III. Esta a cerca de 165 anos-luz de distancia da Terra.https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_CorviStellariumMinkar - Epsilon CorviMagnitude 3.04 e distancia a 140 anos-luzEpsilon Corvi ( Crv / Corvi) e uma estrela na constelacao de Corvus.Epsilon Corvi tem magnitude aparente 3,017 e pertence a classe espectral K. Esta a cerca de 303 anos-luz da Terra.https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_CorviStellariumEta Corvi (Avis Satyra, 8 Corvi) e uma estrela na direcao da constelacao de Corvus. Possui uma ascensao reta de 12h 32m 04.48s e uma declinacao de 16 11 45.1. Sua magnitude aparente e igual a 4.30. Considerando sua distancia de 59 anos-luz em relacao a Terra, sua magnitude absoluta e igual a 3.00. Pertence a classe espectral F2V. E uma estrela variavel suspeita.https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eta_CorviZeta Corvi (27 Corvi) e uma estrela na direcao da constelacao de Corvus, tambem chamada de Chang Sha ()[2]. Possui uma ascensao reta de 11h 44m 45.76s e uma declinacao de 18 21 02.2. Sua magnitude aparente e igual a 4.71. Considerando sua distancia de 350 anos-luz em relacao a Terra, sua magnitude absoluta e igual a 0.45. Pertence a classe espectral G8III.https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeta_Corvihttps://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_Corvi#/media/File:Corvus_constellation_map.png Star Names Their Lore and Meaning by Richard Hinckley Allen as reprinted in the Dover edition, 1963The text is in the public domain. http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Gazetteer/Topics/astronomy/_Texts/secondary/ALLSTA/Corvus*.html p179 Till, rising on my wings, I was preferr'dTo be the chaste Minerva's virgin bird. Joseph Addison's translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses. Corvuswas the Raven in Chaucer'stime, and the Germans still have Rabe; but theFrench follow the Latins in Corbeau, as theItalians do in Corvo, and we in the Crow. Although now traversed by the 20th degree of south declination,2000 years ago it lay equally on each side of the celestial equator. Itcontains only 15 naked-eye stars according to Argelander, 26 according to Heis, yet was a noted constellation with the Greeks andRomans, and always more or less associated with the Cup and with the Hydra, on whose body it rests. Ovid said of this combination in hisFasti: Continuata loco tria sidera, Corvus et Anguis,Et medius Crater inter utrumque jacet; but whilealways so drawn, the three constellations for a long time have been cataloguedseparately.The Greekscalled it , Raven; and the Romans, Corvus. Maniliusdesignating it as Phoebo Sacer Ales, and Ovid as PhoebeiusAles, mythologyhaving made the bird sacred to Phoebus Apollo in connection with his propheticfunctions, and because he assumed its shape during the conflict of the godswith the giants.p180Ovid,narrating in the Metamorphoses the story ofCoronis, and of her unfaithfulness to Apollo,1 said thatwhen the bird reported to his master this unwelcome news he was changed fromhis former silver hue to the present black, as Saxe concludes the story: Then he turned upon the Raven,"Wanton babbler! see thy fate!Messenger of mine no longer,Go to Hades with thy prate!"Weary Pluto with thy tattle!Hither, monster, come not back;And to match thy disposition Henceforth be thy plumage black!" This storygave rise to the stellar title Garrulus Proditor.Anotherversion of the legend appears in the Fasti viz., that thebird, being sent with a cup for water, loitered at a fig-tree till the fruitbecame ripe, and then returned