The English moths and butterflies

by Benjamin Wilkes

• A.
• Alder Tree. Alnus. [28]
• Almond Tree. Amygdalus sativa. [25]
• ——————— double flowering. [50]
• Apple Tree. Malus. [19]
• Apricot. Malus Armeniaca.
• ——— Brussels. [6]
• ——— Masculine. [31]
• ——— Orange. [26]
• Red Archangel. Lamium rubrum. [30]
• Wild Arrach. Atriplex. [3]
• Arsmart. Persicaria. [20]
• B.
• Small Bindweed. Convolvulus minor. [9]
• Bistort. Bistorta. [28]
• Blackberry. Rubus. [25]
• Black-thorn. Prunus sylvestris. [12], [16], [24], [61]
• Blue Bells. Hyacinthus Anglicus. [39]
• Bramble. Rubus. 38, [57], [62]
• —— white Fruit. [16]
• Broom. Genista. [5]
• —— Spanish. Genista Juncea. [53]
• Buckthorn. Rhamnus Cartharticus. [48]
• C.
• Cherry. Cerasus.
• —— double flowering. [23]
• —— Honey. [35]
• —— May. [25]
• —— Wild Black. [36]
• Chickweed. Alsine media. [19]
• Codling. Pomum coctile. [5]
• Wild Cole. Brassica sylvestris. [51]
• Columbine. Aquilegia. [24]
• Crab Tree. Malus sylvestris. [21]
• Cranes Bill. Geranium. [22]
• Curran Tree. Ribes. [42]
• ———— black. Ribes nigrum. [36]
• ———— Mountain. Ribes Alpinum. [51]
• D.
• Double Stock July Flower. Leucoium. [2]
• E.
• Elder.
• — Mountain. Sambucus. [49]
• — Water. Opulus. [53]
• Elm. Ulmus.
• — Common. [57]
• — smooth leav’d. 31, [39]
• — Witch. [38]
• G.
• Gooseberry Tree. Grossularia. [42]
• Grass.
• —— Bent. Gramen Segetum. [52]
• —— brown Millet. Gramen Miliaceum. ibid.
• —— great Fox-tail. Gramen Alopecuroides. [52]
• —— rough. Gramen Asperum. [58]
• —— white Darnel. Gramen loliaceum. [28]
• Guelder Rose. Opulus. [8]
• H.
• Carolina Hawthorn. Mespilus Caroliniana. [40]
• Common Heath. Erica vulgaris. [58]
• Hounds Tongue. Cynoglossum. [19]
• Vredenriek Hyacinth. Hyacinthus Belgicus. [24]
• J.
• Jessamine. Jasminum. [9]
• ——— Spanish. Jasminum Humilius. [40]
• Persian Iris. Xiphium Persicum. [8]
• K.
• Ketmia.
• —— Purple flower’d. Ketmia. [8]
• —— Variegated. Ketmia Syrorum. [59]
• L.
• Ladies Bedstraw.
• —————— yellow. Gallium luteum. [52]
• —————— white. Gallium album. [11]
• Larkspur. Delphinium. [3]
• Small-leav’d Lime Tree. Tilia fœmina. [10]
• M.
• Common Mallow. Malva vulgaris. [54]
• N.
• Nasturtium. Acriviola. [50]
• Red Roman Nectarine. Nucipersica. [17]
• Needle Furze. Genista spinosa. [37]
• Nut Tree. Corylus. [23]
• O.
• Oak Tree. Quercus.[ 33], [61], [63]
• Ozier. Salix vulgaris. [12]
• P.
• Passion Flower. Granadilla. [53]
• Peach. Persica.
• —— double flowering. Persica Africana. [45]
• —— Orange. [4]
• —— Smith’s Newington. [56]
• Periwinkle. Pervinca. [6]
• Privet-headed Phylerea. Phyllyrea. [27]
• Plantain. Plantago major. [58]
• ——— lesser. Plantago minor. [24]
• Plumb. Prunus.
• —— Apricot. [36]
• —— Cherry. [24]
• —— Great Mogul. [3]
• —— Green Gage. [63]
• —— Hatfield. [18]
• Poplar. Populus.
• —— black. [11]
• —— white. [21]
• Double wild Poppy. Papaver erraticum. [57]
• Ever green Privet. Ligustrum. [10]
• R.
• Ragwort. Jacobea. [26]
• Ranunculus. Ranunculus. [24]
• ———— double Orange. [7]
• ———— red. [39]
• Rose. Rosa.
• — Burnet. Rosa Pumila. [46]
• — Ciphian. Pimpinella Scotica. [45]
• — double Velvet. Rosa holoserica. [44]
• — Moss Provence. Rosa Provincialis. [6]
• — Sweet Briar. Eglanteria. [28]
• — ————— double flowered. [37]
• — white Dog. Rosa arvensis candida. [59]
• — Wild. Rosa sylvestris. [12]
• — yellow. Rosa lutea. [6]
• — white double Garden. Rosa alba hortensis. [30]
• S.
• Sage. Salvia. [34]
• — yellow flowered. Phlomis. [37]
• Sallow. Salix. [5]
• Meadow Saxifrage. Seseli pratense. [48]
• Sena.
• — Bladder. Colutea vesicaria. [43]
• — Scorpion. Emerus. [60]
• St. John’s Wort. Hypericum. [31]
• Great Stinging-Nettle. Urtica major. [55], [56]
• Small Sun-Flower. Corona solis. [20]
• Sycamore Tree. Acer. [32]
• T.
• Yellow-striped Tulip. Tulipa. [4]
• Tway-Blade. Bifolium. [22]
• V.
• Yellow Vetchling. Lathyrus. [22], [28]
• W.
• Water Betony, or Water Figwort. Betonica aquatica, Scrophularia aquatica. [7]
• Willow. Salix. 13, [15]
• —— Crack. Salix Fragilis. [11]
• —— Dwarf. [41]
• —— Weeping. [17]
• —— Yellow Dwarf. [21]
• White Bells. Hyacinthus. [24]
• White-thorn. Mespilus, sive Oxyacanthus. [22], [39], [49]
• Wild Pine Tree. Pinus sylvestris. [29]
• Wood Pease. Astragalus sylvaticus. [28]

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[Introduction]:	“Mohts” replaced with “Moths”
[Table]:	“Sattin” replaced with “Satin”
[Pg 24]:	“Vredenriek” replaced with “Vredenrick”
[Pg 28]:	“Darnell” replaced with “Darnel”
[Pg 29]:	“Arminiaca” replaced with “Armeniaca”
[Pg 36]:	“Ichnemon” replaced with “Ichneumon”
[Pg 36]:	Figure caption “Cl. 2. S. a. 3.” replaced with “Cl. 1. S. a. 3.”
[Pg 43]:	Figure caption “Cl. 1. S. b. 1.” replaced with “Cl. 2. S. b. 1.”
[Pg 53]:	“Archangle” replaced with “Archangel”
[Pg 59]:	“FRITTILLARY” replaced with “FRITILLARY” twice.