296 ORISMOLOGY. 



24. COMPOUND OCELLUS (Ocellus complexus). When 



the ocellus consists of three or more circles. Ex. 

 Saturnia Spini. PLATE XIV. FIG. 1. I. 



25. NICTITANT OCELLUS (Ocellus nictitans). When the 



ocellus includes a lunular spot of a different co- 

 lour. Ex. Under side of Wings of Morpho Perseus. 

 PLATE XIV. FIG.M. m. 



26. FENESTRATE OCELLUS (Ocellus fenestratus}. When 



an ocellus has a transparent spot. Ex. Attacus 

 Paphia and Cytherea. 



27. DIOPTRATE OCELLUS (Ocellus dioptratus}. A fenes- 



trate ocellus divided by a transverse line. Ex. 

 Attacus Polyphemus. 



28. DOUBLE OCELLUS ( Ocellus geminatus). When two 



ocelli are included in the same circle or spot. Ex. 

 Under side of Secondary Wing of Morpho Perseus. 

 PLATE XIV. FIG. l.r, v. 



29. TWIN OCELLUS (Ocellus didymus}. When such 



ocelli join each other. Ex. Under side of Secondary 

 Whig of Hipparchia Hyperanthus. 



30. SESQUIALTEROUS OCELLUS (Ocellus sesquialterus) . 



An ocellus with a smaller near it, called also Ses- 

 quiocellus. Ex. Under side of Secondary Wing of 

 Colzas Edusa. PLATE XIV. FIG. 1. q. 



31. SUPERCILIUM ( Super cilium). An arched line re- 



sembling an eyebrow, which sometimes surmounts 

 an eyelet. Ex. Under side of Secondary Wing of 

 Morpho Achilles. PLATE XIV. FIG. 1. i. 



32. NEBULOSE (Nebulosus). Painted with colour irre- 



gularly darker and lighter, so as to exhibit some 

 resemblance of clouds. Ex. Curculio sidcirostris, 

 nebulosus ; Catocala nupta. 



