Cat. Lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. Supp. 1:

1136 c. Correbia elongata. (Plate XX. fig. 23.)
Correbia elongata, Roths. Noy. Zool. xix. p. 180 (1912).
Head and thorax black-brown ; a fulvous orange stripe on sides
of frons, back of head, tegule and patagia; palpi orange below on
basal half; fore and mid cox and the base of femora with orange
marks ; abdomen black-brown with some orange at base of sides.
Fore wing fulvous orange; the base black-brown; a black-brown
streak on inner margin from base to the broad black-brown medial
band which is interrupted by an orange streak on vein 1, its outer
edge somewhat excurved below the cell; a large black- brown Bae
slightly glossed with bluish on apical area, extending to vein2 , its
inner edge angled outwards below vein 5. Hind wing dark brown,
the base, ions part of cell, and interspaces below pale just beyond
it hyaline ; yellow patches on costa at base and beyond the middle.
Hab. Braztt, Rio Janeiro (Clark), 2 males, Sta. Catherina, type male,
 female in Coll. Rothschild, Petropolis (Schaus). Hxp. 50 millim.

AZ NOTE: Cat. Lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. uses a non-standard definition of "tegulae" and "patagia".
From Vol. 1:
"The thorax consists of three segments-the prothorax, bearing the
tegulm or collar-lappets, the patagia or shoulder-lappets, and the
fore legs ..."