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whitish central hand and two small black spots near the anal 
angle. Habitat, Persia. 
Var. Nauhideiisis, Ersch. Lep. Turk. p. 21 (1874). — A small 
variety inhabiting Turkestan, in which the black apical spots are 
absent above, and the wings less distinctly marked beneath. 
E. Cadusia, Led. Hor. 1869, p. 84. — Expands 1*25 in. Dark 
brown, very like Capella, but is without the spots near the anal 
angle of the hind wings beneath. The fore wings above have a 
second very small black spot immediately beneath the apical spot. 
Habitat, Astrabad. 
E. Capella, Christoph. — Expands 1-25 in. Male dark brown ; 
fore wings suffused with deep fulvous towards the centre ; near the 
apex is a black spot. Female light fulvous towards the centre of 
the fore wings, and with an apical spot, as in the male. Under 
side : Hind wings yellowish grey, speckled with black ; two 
ocellated spots near the anal angle. Habitat, the Caucasus; 
Elburz. 
E. Kirghisica, Stgr. MS. Cat. 1883. Naricina, Stett. E. i. 
1870. — Expands 1‘30 in. Orange fulvous ; female paler ; hind 
margin dark brown. Fore wings with two black spots. Under 
side yellowish drab, lighter in the centre ; there are two black 
spots near the anal angle. Habitat, Samarkand. 
E. Interposita, Ersch. Lep. Turk. p. 2, n. 68 (1874), pi. ii. 16. 
— Close to E. Lycaon, but lighter. The hind wings beneath are 
grey without spots, with a central band somewhat lighter than the 
rest of the wing. Female with a large black spot in a yellow ring 
near the apex of the fore wings above, and with a light yellow 
indistinct central band. Hind wings blackish towards the base ; 
the hind margins dentate, with a white fringe. Habitat, Maracanda, 
in June. 
Genus CCEEONYMPHA. 
C. Hero var. Persels, Led. z. b. v. 1853. Sibirica, Stgr. Cat. 
1861. — Larger than the type; the under side with stronger white 
markings. Hal)itat, the Altai. 
C. Arcanoides, Pier. Ann. Soc. Fr. 1837, 306 ; H. S. 580-1. — 
Expands from 1-10 to 1*25 in. Wings dark brown above. Fore 
wings with the inner two-thirds bright fulvous. Hind wings 
