VIII.—On some Lepidopterous Insects belonging to the Rhopalocrrous Genera Euripus and Penthema from India and Burmuch.—By J. Wood-Mason, Deputy Superintendent, Indian Muscum, Calcutta

Title	VIII.—On some Lepidopterous Insects belonging to the Rhopalocrrous Genera Euripus and Penthema from India and Burmuch.—By J. Wood-Mason, Deputy Superintendent, Indian Muscum, Calcutta
Author / Editor	The Natural History Secretary
Pages	85-87

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