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REpresenteth the Figure of the Female Ephemeron, just as it rises out of the water, and hath quitted its Skin, and from a Worm swimming, is be∣come a Flie; and its Skin now shed, may be seen driving on the water; as is represented in the 5 Tab. fig. 2.
I have dryed some of these shed Skins, which represent the Worm so naturally and to the life, as if you saw the Worm alive before you.