to Naficdrnis Tau'roceros Marianus, fplehtfehs, Caftanei co- 

 lops Terra Mariana? Hift. noft. Naturaly-feu aft. Philofoph, N' 

 271. p. 814. 4$. Jones Mary-land Bull Rhinoceros, this of the 

 comb-horn'd (i. e. antennis peftinatis) kind, and is .very film- 

 ing above. 



11 Capricornus niger Capenfis fulcatus, 6 albis maculis infig-' 

 nitos, a very elegant Cape Beetle. 



12 Sphcndylus Barladenfis parvus, aire fulcatus, from' Barba'- 

 does, it oit varies in its ihape, the tips of its hinges are always 

 brown. 



Tab. 2$. T>Halasna J alba" parva Occidenialis, fignaturis marginl- 

 A.. Fig. I.-L bufque nigris, this pretty Moth from the Weft 

 of England and the high chalky mountains near Ryegate Surry, 

 July 1703. 



A 2' Ichneumon minor, zonis obfcnris; this, the next, and %. 

 10. I find in the Spring on feveral banks about London. 



A 3 Ichneumon mihOr riiger, zonis lutei?, this is known from 

 fig. io- in having that part below the narrow waift black, with 2 

 fmall yellow girdles parted in the middle. 



4 Ranunculus Parijtnfis pumilus, Plantaginells folio Hoif. noft 

 lice. Ray V. 3. ap. 248- R. 3 from about Paris. 

 , 5 Rana Caroliniana maxima, voce Taurine, the American Bull 

 Frog, this is that great Frog Mr. Clayton mentions in the tranf. 

 N. 210. p. 125. and which Lahontan in his North America, p. 



242, ca'ls lowing Frogs. 



6, Jacea Capenfis fol. parvo hirto capite vifcofo Ray V- j. ap. 

 245. L. 2 C. 63. from Dantzick. 



7 Conophorus Capenfis Pini folio Hort, noft. lice. Ray V. 3. ap. 



243. C. 63. this rare plant from the Cape. 



8 Tellina; affinis Jamaic, lunulata, cuneo predtuftiore, from 

 Jamaica. 



9 Pecfunculus Americanus cordatus, fafciis crafTis, thefe fafcise 

 or Circles are thicker fet, and nothing near fo high raifed as 

 Tab. 24. fig. from Jamaica. 



A 10 Ichneumon minor, croceus, zonls luteis, this comes 

 next fig- 3. but has an Orange lilt below the waift 



11 Capricornus Carolinianus fufeus pallido afperfus, this lin- 

 gular Beetle from Carolina. 



12 Phalaena Occidenialis coloribus& alis undatis, Glanviles fipt- 

 Furbeloe, receiv'd it from her. 



Bar- 

 Vol. 



T Scarabaeus oblongus riiger Virginian*;, vaginis fulcatu, dorfo 



'IS niteht ^ a<ft - £m H<>. p. 39^- MarfhaTs Virginia 

 chaffer. ■ • *» 



8 Scarabsus Marianus- viridis Rhinoceratos acT. Phil. N 246 

 p. z<x* f&m Maryland green Horn-Chaffer, diftingnifht 'frbiri 

 the next in having horns'. • j 



9 Scarab;eus Marianas viridis aceratos aft. Phil. No 246 p 

 396. 8. the Green Maryland Chaffer, both common in- Maryland 

 and Carolina^ 3 



to ScarabjeuS" tuzonens, elafticus, vaginis ftriatis, 

 Philippenlitus, you have both fides of the^Snap Beetle 

 from Camell's designs. 



r r Rhombus albus fafciis flavis & mseandris alternatim per- 

 belle depi£his, an Rhombus Lilb H. C- b 4. S- xo- c . t Tab 

 786; fig. |c»' 



12 Alga 'Philippenfis carnofa- edulis Gofo difta, it's fraiifparent 

 ye'l'oAyifti, and of the coilfrflence' of Gum Tragacanth, Rav 

 Syllab, Carrier, pag, 42. 12. ' 



%ured 



:8. "DApilio Surinamenfis fhaximus, fubtus perbe'lle ocu- 

 • latus ae marmoreatus, 1 find it amonzft Merian^ 



Tab. 2 

 Fig. 1 



figures of Surinam infects 

 A 



lgft Meriau'S 

 nebulis rufefcentibus, feen about? 



Tab- 26. /^VNobr'ychis Madrafpaf, nummularias folio, 

 Fig- i- V-/ bares filiquis Hort. ficc. Petiver, Ray 

 3 append, p- 247. O. 12. This is faid to pod in March- 



2 Eiionymus Capenfis fpinofa Hort- noft. ficc- Ray V' 3. ap. 244, 

 E. 33 Euonymo affinis ^Ethiopica fpinofa, Lycii fol'ris & aculeis, 

 frucbu Euonymt Panrtonicx Clufii grandiore Ahnag. Borah. Tab. 

 2"So. fig. S- Pag- 139- . ' 



3 Phalana Phillippenfis cinerea, maculis flavis, corpore zonis 

 Ta'nguineis intermixtis, Fapilio polyniitirs omnium pulcherrimus 

 Camel, fig. 26 infeftor. M"fs« • ■ 



4 Onobrychis M'adrafpat, riurrumilarire folio, Ornifhopodi'i 

 filiquis Hort. noft. ficc. Ray, V. 3. ap. 247. Q. 13'. this differs 

 very little from fig. 1. but its pod's, wheich are ripe in June. 



£ Araneus Luzon, Bovinus, from the likenefs of its HornSj 

 Handing almoft ftrait. 



6 Araneus Luzon, teftaceus trilunatus, this is mixt witlvyelloW 

 and black. 



7 Araneus' Luzon, crultaceu?i, cornu lunulato, mixt like the laft 



8 Araneus Luzon, teftaceus anguftus trilunatus, this is not only 

 narrower than fig. 6- but the fpots tho' of the fame colour, are 

 differently placed : Thefe 4 were copied from defigns F- Camel 

 lent me- 



9 Scarabaius Philippenfis pralino-aureus, maculis luteo-afblcari- 

 tibus, Cantharis Luzon, Cetonia Prafino-aurea Camel, Mfs. 

 The belly is of the fame colour, but not ftriped. 



10 Solea Philippenfis argentea, this is a flat edible Fifli full of 

 Scales, its 2 inches broad and a fpan and half long, Silvery 

 above and brown below* 



11 Scara asus Marianus minor fulvus, maculis nigricantibus 

 afperfis adl- Phil- N. 246^ p. 396. 9. (from Maryland which I 

 have defcribed in the faid Tranf« 



12 Ranunculus aquaticus Plantaginis folio angudiflimo inflit. 

 Rei Herbar- 292. pb 12 from Paris, where it grows wild, and 

 flowers in July and Auguft. 



Tab. 27. Affamunier Officinarum Ray V 



2 Phalama Sulphurea, 

 London, but not common. 



3 Scaraba^us pectinatas Luzon, aureo-fmaragdinus. 



4 Rhombus India Orientalise fpatiolis, catenis fafciifque flavis^ 

 cattera albus, Lift- JH. G. 1- 4. S< 10. Tab- 780. Fig. 27. 



5. ' Capricon.us Luzon, ex atro & aureo mixtus, this elegant 

 Beetle, with fig. 3. F- Camell fent me defigns of. 



6. Avis! Philippenfis galea plan*, Calao Luzonenfibus, See an- 

 acGurate d^fcription of this wonderful bird by F. Camell in" the 

 P. Tranf. N. 285. p. 1394. 17. 



7 Papilio Luzon, e fufco & luteo fuperne mixtus, this and the 

 2 next from the fame hand with the laft. 



8 Pha lama Luzon, e fufco & albo utraq; parte confpicue com* 

 maculatus- 



9 Papilio Luzon, luteus marginibus atris- 



A 10 Trodihes perelegans Pyrite impreffus, this elegant im- 

 preftion in a copperas ftone from N- Byerly in Yorkshire. 



1 1 Mantis Mediterran, rufefcens media, caught in the Straights 

 by Mr- Sam. Oaaiel> Surgeon. 



12 Operculum/;/^ Qrientalis fuperficie vernicofo, from the 

 Eaft Indies- 



Tab- 

 Fie. 



c 21. from Fort St George. 



2 Olivaris ftriata & fafciafa, an Cochlea alba ventricofa bi- 

 dens ftriis eminentibus exafperata Lift- H. C. 1. 4. S. 5. c. 7. 

 Tab. ij88. Fig. 47. this in length and thicknefs rather refem- 

 b'es Dr- Lifter's fig- 49. but if it does, his twirls are much broa- 

 der than ours, and feems fewer. 



3 Carpricornulus nigrefcens Marianus, xindis St circulis flave- 

 fcentibus ftriatus. adt. Phil. No 246. p. 397. 20- The Maryland 

 Wafp Beetle. 



4 Erica Hibernka{o\. Myrti pilofis fubtus incanis Hort. noft. ficc. 

 244. E. 20. Erica S. Dabeoci D- Lhwyd Ray Dend- V. 3. p. 98. 

 30. I rica Cantabrica Flore maximo, foliis Myrti fubtus incanis 

 inftit. Rei Herb. 603. 5. Elem. Botan, 475. from Ireland in the 

 places Mr. Ray mentions. 



5 Papilio Philippenfis caeruleus, maculis fubtus rotundis & tri- 

 angnlaribus" 



6 Papilio Philippe.tr, oculis 7 oblongis fimbriafus. 



3. ap. 243. 



29. O Rynghrm fortS Mauritanicutn, fpinofum folio an- 

 1. JlL/ guftiffimo Hort. noft. ficc- Ray V. 3- ap- 244. E. 

 26. asi Bupleurum HifpaniCum fruticofunl aculeattfm Gramineo 

 folio el Botan. 260. Inft. Rei. Herbar. 310. 16. from the Coaft 

 Of Barbary. It's a very odd fhrubby plant, and has fomewhat 

 the face of a Corruda ? each joint is commorrly armed with 

 three woody ftiong Thorns, the largeft in the middle; thefe 

 ftand alternately, iike the Bambu, on a crofs tended fiock ; 

 from the bofem of thefe Spines comes 2 or 3 lefs, with as 

 many long narrow leaves of the ftifrhefs of Holly ; on the edges 

 are many little protuberances, like the firft leaves of Eprpliyl- 

 lanfhiis Jamaiceftlis. 



2 Buceros Luzon, naficornis max imus [Ba gang diftus Camel, 

 M^fs. cle Scarab. Philippenfibus. 



3 Phalseiia Gumecnfis flava perelegans & pulchre oculata, this 

 beautiful infeft from the Guinea Coaft. 



4 Araneus Luzon, mortiferus Smaragdino aureus Banayatr 1. 

 Camel, Mfs- Aran, Luzon an Araneus aureus Niremberg, Hift. 

 Nat- 291. c 24- an Lavalava Hernand, Infect. Hift. p. 75. c. 



2%: ^ ■ .. 



The Sting of this, if not cured by fire or a decoclion of dauva, 

 kills man and beaft, thefe delight in the Sambach Arabtun, or 

 Syringa, and dwell in their fwifted leaves. 



A 5 Searabedlus Septentr, vaginis aureis eleganter ftriatis, 

 capite nigro, this with fig. 8. & 9. Mrs. Glanville fent me 

 ffpm ffieWeft of England, where fhe got them. 



6 Araneus Luzon, ex argento, flavo & fofco' pulchre irfixto, 

 pedibus nigris. 



7 Afracus Luzon, c'ormifus echinatus, albo, luteo & oinnalji- 

 rirro el^ganfilfime varieg3tus, Banagan Phillippenfibus, ( amel, 

 Mfs. Plfcium, Molliifc, & Cruftac. PMlipp, The defign he 

 fent me is as big again as this figure. 



A 8 Teftudinarius aureus guttulis nigris afperfis. I once faw 

 this in a Meadow near Woolwich. 



9 Scar'abeolus oblongus aureus maculis 1 3 in vaginis ornatus, 

 tefembles our common Lady-cow, but is flenderer, and has 6 

 fpots on each wing, one on the fiffure, the other has but three. 



10 Araneus Luzon, torofus pilofas, totus fi.fcus: the defigns 

 of fig- 4. & 6. ferrt me from F. Camel. , 



11 Ccecilia Bom, &c. Muf. noft. 106. The ftriped Snake of 

 Borneo, this feems to be a familiar Houfe-Snake, for Mr. Sil- 

 vamis Latidon caught him drinking in a Punch bowl, after a 

 fudden return with foffte friends from it, in Borneo 



rz Araneus Luzon, gibbofus fubfufeus, per tutum dorfum pro* 

 trafto, elevato & fiavo Camel Mfs. Araneor, Philippenfiurh. 

 Thefe lay whitifh Eggs in yellow filken globular Bags. 



Tab. 30. "DEftunculus, 

 Fig- r. r 



&c. Mufcoviticus, Muf. noft. 728. 

 Klem'S Ruflla Mufcle. 

 2 Hirundo Luzon, venenata ruberrima Bangol dlcla. This 

 wonderful Fife is red throughout: All its Fleftt will in one 



' Night 



