Female.  Wings  above  pale  chocolate-brown.  Anterior  wings  becoming  darker  towards  apical  area,
where  they  are  crossed  by  a  very  broad  ochraceous  subapical  fascia,  which  commencing  at  costa  passes  a
little  beyond  end  of  cell,  is  outwardly  widened  beneath  the  lower  discoidal  nervule,  to  near  margin,  and  is
inwardly  narrowed  between  the  first  and  second  median  nervules  till  it  terminates  between  the  third  median
nervule  and  submedian  nervure ;  this  fascia  is  preceded  by  a  small  ochraceous  spot  between  the  second  and
third  median  nervules,  and  is  followed  by  a  narrow  outer  marginal  ochraceous  fascia.  Posterior  wings  with
an  outer  marginal  ochraceous  fascia,  which  beyond  the  discoidal  nervule  towards  anal  angle  is  only
represented  by  a  few  spots  between  the  nervules ;  a  submarginal  series  of  four  ochraceous  spots  placed
between  nervules,  and  two  discal  spots  divided  by  the  lower  subcostal  nervule.  Wings  beneath  as  in  male,
but  much  paler,  and  with  the  fasciae  much  less  distinctly  defined.
Exp.  wings,  3  85  to  93  millim. ;    ?  100  millim.
Hab. — Continental  India ;  Darjeeling*  (Horsf.  &  Moore,  and  coll.  Dist.) ;  Nepaul  (Brit.  Mus.) — Andaman
Islands  (colls.  Moore  and  Calc.  Mus.) — Malay  Peninsula ;  Province  WeUesley  (colls.  Dist.  and  Saiier) ;
Malacca  (Brit.  Mus.)— Java  (coll.  Horsf.)— Borneo  (coll.  Dist.)

The  above  descriptions  ap2)ly  to  the  form  of  the  species  as  found  in  the  Malay  Peninsula.
