498 
Teliudina- 
rius. 
Oibhut. 
Planus, 
iiinutus. 
Veficaloria 
Segetum, 
Niiidula, 
Collarisi 
INSECTS. COLEOPl'ERA. 52. Lytta. 
Black ; Ihells united, rough, the fides covered with 
dull. 
Inksbili Cape of good hope •. large. 
‘Thorax widely emarginate before for the reception of 
black, fprinkled at the edge with whitilh dull : 
gibbous, with raifed fmall dots : legs limplc black. 
Black , Ihells with 3 raifed lines. 
Inhabits Arabia ; middle-fized and very gibbous. _ 
Shells obtufe with 3 raifed fmooth lines : forc-Jhanh with * 
tooth in the middle and at the tip. 
Black ; fliells with a Angle raifed line. 
Inhabits Arabia } half the fize of the laft ; legs unarmed- 
Black ; fliells quite fmooth. ^ 
Inhabits the Eafl ; very fmall and glabrous. 
’Thorax with z imprelTed dots on thebrck : legs unarmed- 
52. LYTTA, Antennos filifonn : 
unequal, the hind-ones clavate : 
roundifli ; head inflefled 
Jhells foft, flexile, as long as the 
domen. 
Green ; antennx black. 
Inhabits Europe, on the Alh and Elder trees. 
Cantharis velicatoria. Oliai Ins. 46. tab. l.Jig. l. ^ 
This infedl is ufed in pharmacy, chiefly for the P“'‘P’ 7 -eIl> j 
ling bliftcrs. ; it multiplies greatly and has a naufeous ‘ , file 
much unlike that of mice : the odorous particles exh** 
them are extremely corrofive. 
Golden ; fliells green. 
Inhabits Barbary j among corn : lefs than the laft. , 
Antennae black : head and thorax fometimes golden ' 
green with a gold glofs ; body golden : legs dusky. 
Green bronzed : fliells teftaccous : antennas black- 
Inhabits the Cape •, lefs than L. vilicatoria. 
Black ; crown thorax and legs ferruginous: 
Inhabits Southern parts of RuJlia ; large. 
Antennae ferruginous : edge of the thorax a 
male is as fmall again as the female.^ 
fliells 
aZ 
little 
