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Localities of rajjilio Folicenes. 



I. South Africa. 

 E. Xatal. 



a. Coast Districts, — D'Urban. Vhmtown {J. 11. BoicJier). "Lower 

 Uinkomazi." — J. H. Bowker. 



II. Other African Regions. 



A. South Tropical. 



a. AVestern Coast. — "Angola (/. G. Moiiteiro)." — Druce. "Cliiu- 



choxo ( Falkenstein)." — Dewitz. 

 h. Eastern Coast. — Zambesi {Rev. H. Waller). " Mt. Schimba, Coast 



opposite Zanzibar (liaff'rai/)," — Oberthiir. 



B. Xorth Tropical. 



a. AVestern Coast. — " Gaboon (Tltconn)." — Aurivillius. " Eernando 

 Po (Coll. llewitson)." — Kirliy. " Cameroons ; Mungo and 

 Victoria {Buch7iok)."—Fl6iz. " " Calabar and Oware."— Felder. 

 "Benin (il/^?Jrt^er)."— Oberthiir. Gold Coast {F. M. Pad-). 

 "Between Mansu and River Prah {A. S. J5fZ/)."— Ilewitson. 

 Sierra Leone. — Colls. Brit. jMus. and Ilewitson. 



301. (2.) Papilio Antheus, Cramer. 



Papilio Antheus, Cram., Pap. Exot., iii. pi. ccxxxiv. ff. b, c (1782). 

 Papilio Antharis, Godt., Enc. Meth., ix. p. 52, n. 78 (1819). 

 Papilio Agapenor, Boisd., Sp. Gen. Lep., i. p. 255, n. 79 (1836). 

 Papilio Antheus, Westw., Arc. Ent., i. p. 150 (1845). 



„ „ Trim., Rhop. Afr. Aust., i. p. 13, n. 3 (1862). 



Exp. al.,($) 3 iu. 6-10 J lin.; ($) 4 in. 2 lin. 



Closely allied to F. Folicenes, Cram., but considerably larger. 



^ Broivnish-blach, transversely stinpcd and sjjotled ivitli pale-green ; 

 common basal and sud-hasal striijes as in Folieenes ; other common mark- 

 ings very like those of Folicenes in pattern and disposition. Fore-tving : 

 no yellow tinge at beginning of sub-basal stripe ; disco-celhdar trans- 

 verse bars strongly (the outermost one very strongly) hisinuated ; no spot 

 in upper part of discoidal cell close to extremity ; two small costal 

 spots a little beyond cell better marked ; spots of discal band larger, 

 more rounded, the lower four especially extended on the inner side 

 so as to form a continuous band, and the loide marking formed by the 

 last two sid)quadrate and internally approaching much closer to sub-basal 

 stripe ; spots of submarginal series rounder, the lower ones hardly 

 lunulate, the lowest more distinctly geminate. Hind-wing : inner edge 

 of discal band of spots much closer to sub-basal stripe ; in this band the 

 component spots differ widely in form and position from the corre- 

 sponding ones in Folicenes, viz., the fourth is considerably enlarged 

 and almost wholly in discoidal cell (the very small quite separate 

 portion beyond cell being sometimes minute or even wanting), — the 

 fifth is considerably smaller, — the sixth (between first and second median 

 nervulcs) is greatly elongated inicardly, so as to be only separated from 



