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STREPHONA 6. LaElea fubvariegata. 



The white Olive. 



STREPHONA 7. Alba minor, apice projcBiori. 



The fmalJ white Olive, 



STREPHONA 8. Albida fubvanegata. 



The Agate. 





STREPHONA 9. Sublutea. 



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The yellow Olive. 



The Volutes come next to the Cylinders, from which they are diftinguimed by 



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VOLUTA 1. Fufca maculis paucioribus varieg 



The brown Volute wit 



few white fpots 



VOLUTA 2. Fufca maculis paucioribus & virgd media maculatd variegata 



The dark Vol 



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with fmall white fpots 



VOLUTA 3. Fufca fubjlriata fafciatim Gf maculatim variegata 



The dark Flea-bitten Volute, 



VOLUTA 4. 

 VOLUT 



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Fulva* nebulata. 

 Fuha variegata 



The yellowifh variegated Volutes, 





VOLUTA 6. Subolivacea Jlriis albis Jafcidque longitudinali alba, not at a. 



The ftriated Volute, 



• VOLUTA 7. Subccerulefcens maculata, 



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The blueifh clouded Volute, 



VOLUTA 8. Varie variegata & fub maculata, acumine jlriato. 



The Pye-bald Volute, 



VOLUTA f . Lutea aqualis. 



The yellow Volute, 



VOLUTA 10. Crocea, maculis oblongis per mediam longitudinem obdufla, 



The yellow ipotted Volute, 



VOLUTA II. Sub?iebulata minor Jlriata albida. 



The whitifh ftriated Volute, 



VOLUTA 12. Subjlriata glabra alba. 



The fmall white Volute, 



The Couries comes next to thele, and are eafily known by their oblong gibbons 

 form and narrow longitudinal apertures. In all the fliells of this kind the inner 

 windings of the fpire are covered, or almoft covered, by the laft circumvolution ; 

 and the length of the (hell is the breadth of the bafe of the fpiral flip that forms the 

 whole fabric. 



All the fpecies have a natural luflre when frefb. 

 CYPREA I. Major laclea. 



The white Coury. ■ 



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