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which is never the case in H. tripunctalis, and the pale apical costal patch is narrower and 
more elongated ; the primaries are comparatively longer with more acute subfalcate apex : on 
the under surface the grey discal stripe is distinctly angular instead of being simply arched. 
Expanse of wings 42-47 millim. 
Dharmsala ; amongst nettles in October and at sugar. 
The dark type of this species has been confounded with H. narratalis ; the latter is, 
however, uniformly darker, with differently formed and well-defined black lines representing 
the central belt of primaries. 
HEBMINIID^. 
EPIZEUXIS, Hubn. 
Epizeuxis saccharivora. (Plate CXXXIV. fig. 7.) 
Pale greyish brown ; wings with faint lilac reflections ; markings blackish, very similar 
to those of E. discisigna and E. agrota, but the third transverse line much less denticulated ; 
secondaries almost as in E. cegrota. Expanse of wings 26 millim. 
Dharmsala ; at sugar in July. 
Epizeuxis maculifera. (Plate CXXXIV. fig. 8.) 
Nearly allied to E. lignea of Japan; much smaller, paler, whitish and grey : primaries 
with a cuneiform black spot in the cell between the second and third lines (representing the 
orbicular spot), I'eniform spot larger, black, edged with white ; postmedian line less 
denticulated, white-edged ; marginal border internally pale-edged : base of secondaries 
whitish; internal half of the area between the central band and outer border white; other- 
wise very similar. Expanse of wings 21 millim. 
Dharmsala; at sugar in July. 
PSEUDAGLOSSA, Grote. 
Pseudaglossa fulvipicta. (Plate CXXXIV. fig. 5.) 
Primaries above sericeous lilacine grey, crossed by four nearly equidistant dark brown 
stripes, the second arched, the others sinuated, the third with pale external edge, the fourtl.i 
grey-edged, with pure white irroration commencing in two unequal subcostal white spots ; 
discoidal spots bright oehreous, the " reniform " spot Q-shaped, enclosing two small black 
dots ; a marginal series of triangular black spots followed by a slender white line at the base 
