HE EC ON 1D AL: 
ITHOMIA. XXVI. 
ITHOMIA KEZIA. 161. 
Uppersipr. Male, ‘rufous. Anterior wing with the basal half rufous: the 
margins, the median nervure and a spot attached to it, dark brown: the apical half 
dark brown, marked by a spot and transverse band of rufous-orange and three 
white spots. Posterior wing with the outer margins and a broad longitudinal 
band dark brown. 
UNDERSIDE, as above. 
Exp. 23 mch. Hab. Amazon (Nauta). 
In the Collection of W. C. Hewitson. 
ITHOMIA ANCHIALA. 162. 
Upprrsipe. Male, dark brown. Anterior wing with the basal half (except the 
margins and median nervure, which are black), orange: two spots (one trifid) before 
the apex, and a submarginal band of five spots, all white. Posterior wing with the 
costal margin, and a band near the outer margin, orange. 
Exp. 23% mch. Hab. Amazon (Pebas). 
In the Collection of W. C. Hewitson. 
This and the preceding species might readily be supposed to be further varieties only of 
I. Iphianassa if they were not without the remarkable receptacle for hair possessed by that species 
where the wings meet. 
ITHOMIA APULEIA. 163. 
Uprrrstpe. Male, transparent rufous-white, the margins, nervures, and a band 
at the end of the cell, brown. Anterior wing with the costal margm rufous. 
Unpersivg, with the margins and band all rufous, except the apex of the 
anterior wing and a spot near the middle of the costal margin, which are ochreous. 
Exp. 23% inch. Hab. Ecuador. 
In the Collection of W. C. Hewitson. 
ITHOMIA ESPRIELLA. 164. 
UPPERSIDE. Female, semitransparent, rufous: the margins narrow, dark 
brown. Anterior wing crossed beyond the middle by a broad triangular band of 
yellow, marked on its inner border by two round black spots and a linear spot of 
brown: the apex clouded with brown, the nervures there black. Posterior wing 
crossed by three indistinct brown spots. 
UnpeErsIDE, as above, except that the outer margins are spotted with white. 
Exp. 2 inch. Hab. Ecuador. 
In the Collection of W. C. Hewitson. 
The nervures, which have been drawn black for the sake of their specitic character, are rufous. 
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