Sirius is represented here as a selected fixed-star identity from the De Quindecim source tradition.
These notes show reviewed source context. They do not mean every chart use includes an interpretation for this object.
Sirius has catalog-page support from Hipparcos and selected-star tradition support from De Quindecim; the two witnesses remain separated by source class.
Sirius has Hipparcos page identity; embedded coordinates match VizieR-propagated J2000, parallax and proper motion match, and magnitude remains product metadata.
Sirius has named fixed-star support from TRAD-BRADY-FIXED-STARS, TRAD-DE-QUINDECIM-STELLIS; the witnesses are retained as tradition-specific variants rather than merged chart use doctrine.
Sirius has reviewed Hipparcos page identity for its display name; its Alhabor alias has an exact De Quindecim selected-star witness and remains docs-only.
Sirius maps to HIP 32349 in the Hipparcos Main Catalog for future page-level provenance review.
The De Quindecim Sirius page identifies Sirius as Canis Major within the fifteen-star corpus, gives an Arabic-name witness, associates it with Venus, and frames it as a strong fortunate star in selected-star work.
Rules are drawn from cited reference texts. Topics without reviewed source-backed notes stay empty.
No reviewed interpretive rules are listed for this object yet.