The entomologist's useful compendium; or an introduction to the knowledge of British insects. Comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a description of the apparatus generally used; together with the genera of Linné, and the modern method of arranging the classes...according to the views of Dr. Leach...with instructions for collecting and fitting up objects for the microscope / by George Samouelle, Associate of the Linnean Society of London.

George Samouelle

Date:: 1819

Credit: The entomologist's useful compendium; or an introduction to the knowledge of British insects. Comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a description of the apparatus generally used; together with the genera of Linné, and the modern method of arranging the classes...according to the views of Dr. Leach...with instructions for collecting and fitting up objects for the microscope / by George Samouelle, Associate of the Linnean Society of London. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Pinion moth, brown- Plume moth, common 443\Pompilii, Latr. 214 spot 4.40 , crescent 409 POMPILUS ~, tawny 419\—, dingy white ib.| annulatus ib. ——, tuin-striped 423 » grey wood 1b.| *corniculus 2716 ——-, spotted white 384 » hoary ib.| exaltatus 413 —, yellow 371 , large white ib.| fuscus ib. PINNOTERES » lemon ib.| gibbus ib. Cranchii 87|\_—, marbled ib,| hircanus ib. Pins of different sizes ,» pale ib.| viaticus ib, their use 809 , Tose ib,|Ponds, method of col- PIPUNCULUS , six-cleft 312 lecting insects campestris 300) ——, small 409 from 313 PISA ——, spotted, black, ib.|/PONTIA Gibbsii 88 , rusly ib.| Brassica 236, 380, 430 tetraodon ib.|——,, white ib,| Cardamines 236, 380 Pisi biaculeata ib.| ——, triangle ib.| Cratzgi 236, 395 Pison, Jurine 215) , white-shafted ib] —— L, 380 Pitch moth, shining 441|Pocket collecting box 308] Daplidice 236, 416 Pithitis, Klug. 285 larva box 309} Napi 236, 380, 416 Plants, fresh, neces- PODOCERUS Rape 236, 380, 430 sary for caterpil- variegatus 104 Sinapis 237, 380, 430 lars 310|Podophthalma, (Le- PONTOPHILUS Platycerus, Geoff. 192 gion I.) 81] spinosus 96 PLATY PTERYX Podosomata 305/PORCELLANA curvula 385|PODURA platycheles 92 falcataria 254, 407| *atra 141/PORCELLIO flexula 435] plumbea 141, 360} scaber 112, 358 hamula | 425| viridis 360! Porphyry moth 427 lacertanaria 254, 385|Poduradz, (Fam.) 140|Puriland moth 251, 383, l. 441|Podure brun enfumée 141 432 PLATYPUS grise commune ib. PORTUMNUS - eylindricus? 205,378} plombée ib.| variegatus 84 PLATYRHI1& US POECILIA, Schrank 251 Portunidz, (Fam.) 83 albinus 390/POECILLUS PORTUNUS brevirostris ib.| cupreus 153, 373} *corrugatus 85 latirostris 199, 390} dimidiatus 305} *marmoreus ib. PLATYSMA lepidus 587} puber 84 nigritum 151,361} nigricornis 365|POTAMOBIUS PLATYSOMA Pogonophborus, Leach 147| fluviatilis 95 depressum 185|Poisers or balancers, Pou ordinaire 143 depressus 360 Halteres 37|Praunus flexuosus 99 flavicornis 184, 360|,POLIA, Hiib. 251} integer 100 oblongus 360|/POLLYXENUS Prawn, common 98 picipes 184, 360, 375} Lagurus 115, 358;PRIONUS PLEA Polydesmidz, (Fam.) 115; coriarius 208, 416 minutissima 227, 362;/POLYDESMUS Pro-apis, De Geer 25 Pliers, brass, their use308} complanatus 115, 358/Proboscis 295552 PLOIARIA — =, Polymerosomata, (Ore |PROCESSA vagabunda 223, 394 der) 118] canaliculata 97 Plume moth, beautiful 409|Polyommatus, Latr. 241 Procris, Faér. 245 , brindled ib., POLYPHEMUS Prominent moth, cock’s- ——, brown wood ib.| Oclus 81 comb 382, 431 » chulk-pit ib.|Pomphylus, Fabr. = 2'77/—__— l 382,439 » common 443 Pompilide, (Fam.) 274! » dark 398$

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