RORAGINJE. 
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Horager anytus, Staudinger, l.c. p. 113. Habitat, Java. 
Horaga anara, Friihstorfer, l.c. p. ISO. Habitat, Java. 
Horaga camiguina, Semper, Rhop. Philipp. V. p. 216 (1890). Habitat, Mindanao, Philippines. 
Horaga holothura , Swinhoe, Ann. Mag. Hat. Hist. 1894, p. 430. H. H. Druce, Proc. Zool. Soe. 
1895, p. 611. Habitat, Java ; Kina Balu, Borneo. 
Sub-Family DEUDORIXINJE. 
Forewing triangular, costa arched, apex more or less acute, outer margin convex, 
oblique, hinder angle sub-acute, hinder margin straight; with three sub-costal nereides. 
Hindwing short produced hind wards, the wing slightly produced in a short angle at 
the end of vein 3, a single filamentous tail at the end of vein 2, and a well-developed 
anal lobe ; in four genera with secondary sexual characters in the male, in six genera 
without them. The antennae fairly ]ong and slender, with a gradually formed club ; the 
eyes are hairy in all the genera but two; in four genera in the forewing vein 11 is 
strongly bowed towards 12 and nearly anastomoses with it; in six genera vein 11 is 
free from 12. The coloration on the upperside is generally dark brown tinged more or 
less with blue, in a few it is orange, or scarlet red ; on the underside the colour is in 
various shades from brown to yellow. The different genera may be tabulated in the 
following order :— 
1. Forewing, vein 11 bowed towards 12, sexual characters, eyes hairy 
la. Forewing, 11 free from 12, no sexual characters, eyes hairy 
lb. Forewing, 11 free from 12, with sexual characters, eyes hairy 
lc. Forewing, 11 free from 12, no sexual characters, eyes naked 
'Sinthusa, Moore, 
i Hysudra, Moore. 
I Araotes , de N. 
Bindaliara , de N. 
LeTiera, Moore. 
Deudorix , Hew. 
Rapala, Moore. 
Virachola, Moore. 
Zina spa, de N. 
Drina, de N. 
Genus SINTHUSA. 
Sinthusa , Moore, Journ. As. Soc. Bengal, 1884, p. 33. Distant, Rhop. Malayana, p. 461 (1886) ; 
de Niceville, Butt, of India, iii. p. 483 (1890). Leech, Butt, of China, etc. ii. p. 394 (1893), 
Eyes very hairy. Forewing , vein 12 terminates on the costa beyond the upper 
end of the cell, 11 emitted at two-thirds from the base, and is bowed upwards 
towards 12, which it almost touches for some distance ; 10 from about one-fifth before 
the end, 9 short, from 7 beyond its middle, discocellulars nearly straight, upright, the 
