ξ Scorpii (5, 5·2 : 1″·3) clearly divided, 186 power.
ε Lyræ. Debilissima quite easy; 186, 380 powers, though nearly half
Moon.
μ^1 Herculis (9·4, 10 : 1″·04). Just divided, 380. Very difficult,
owing to its faintness.
Vega. 11 mag., comes quite plain, only 47 minutes before sunrise;
powers 110, 186.
φ Virginis (5, 13 : 4″·27). Comes plain, 110, 186.
ν Scorpii, the close pair (4, 5 : 0″·8), well elongated, power 380;
small star (7, 8 : 1″·68) divided, 110.
ζ Boötis (4, 5 : 0″·88) elongated 186, notched 380, and with field
lens removed, all but divided.
δ Cygni (3, 9 : 1″·63), 9 plain, 380 on several occasions.
Antares is chiefly an atmospheric test, but the companion was quite
plain on one occasion out of the three I looked for it.
μ^2 Boötis (7·5, 8 : 0″·63), considerably elongated, 380.
η Coronæ (5·5, 6 : 0″·62), slightly elongated, 380; but not nearly
so much as μ^2 Boötis.