Virbia satara Seitz, 1919

Seitz, A. (1919). Virbia. In: Seitz, A. (ed.), The Macrolepidoptera of the
World, vol. 6, The American Bombyces and Sphinges: p. 297, pl. 38 c
(published 22. IX. 1919). Original description. (German edition: Die
Gross-Schmetterlinge der Erde 6: 297.)

V. satara sp. nov. (38 c). Larger than the preceding; the orange spot in the
apical part of the hindwing is extended in the shape of a crescent. The
under surface differs more: the forewings are here not yellow with a broad
dark margin as in the preceding species, but black, traversed by a golden
yellow transverse band being joined to that of the hindwing, thus producing
the design of colours of the Celebes butterfly Pericallia aequata Wkr.
(Vol. X, t. 24 h) having formerly been denoted as Satara.

Seitz, A. (1919). Die Gross-Schmetterlinge der Erde 6: 297, the same paragraph
in the German edition, ends with the locality:

Bolivien.

"The preceding" species, with which Seitz compares satara, is rosenbergi,
described by him on the preceding page (p. 296, pl. 38 d) as follows:

V. rosenbergi Rothsch. (38 d) is smaller than the preceding are,
particularly the ♀♀. All the margins of the hindwing, except the proximal
margin, broadly black; this marginal band is very much expanded above the
proximal angle. Mexico and Colombia.