THE 
BLACK-STRIPED BUTTERFLY. 
1 
Generic Character. 
Antenna or Horns thickening towards the upper 
part, and generally terminating in a knob 
or club-fhaped tip. 
Wings (when fitting) eredt, and meeting upwards. 
(Flight diurnal.) 
Specific Character, &c. 
WHITE BUTTERFLY with femi-tranfparent 
wings, veined and fpotted with black. 
PI. enl. 20. fig. l. 
Clerk, t. 38. f. 1. 
Cram, pap. 17. t. 193. f. A. B. 
Cram, pap. 31. t. 362. f. D ? 
While the major part of the papilionaceous mfedts 
aftonifh us by the fplendor and variety of their co¬ 
lours, there are fome which on the contrary exhibit 
only the plained; and moft Ample hues, and yet 
at the fame time difplay a fpecies of beauty and ele¬ 
gance fcarcely exceeded by the gaudy robes of their 
