It seems like you're asking about the seven celestial bodies that were traditionally known in ancient astronomy. These are:

* Sun

* Moon

* Mercury

* Venus

* Mars

* Jupiter

* Saturn

These were considered "wandering stars" because they moved across the sky relative to the fixed stars. It's important to note that this is a historical perspective and not the current scientific understanding of the universe.

Nowadays, we know many more celestial bodies, including:

* Earth (which was not considered a "wandering star" in ancient times)

* Uranus

* Neptune

* Pluto (though it's now considered a dwarf planet)

* Thousands of asteroids and comets

The discovery of these additional celestial bodies has drastically changed our understanding of the solar system and the universe as a whole.