Epeus glorius

Males of E. glorius have a total length of 6.80–8 mm. The carapace is light brown with sparse hair, and the sides and front margin of the eye region have sparse white hair. The abdomen is slender and cylindrical, with a light brownish-yellow dorsal surface lacking distinct markings. The species can be distinguished from similar species in the genus by the male's long cymbial apophysis, which is armed with small serrula on its ventral edge, and the well-developed retrolateral tibial apophysis. Females have a total length of approximately 10 mm and can be identified by the widely separated copulatory openings with two depressions between them.

E. glorius is distributed across several countries in Asia. It has been recorded from China (Chongqing, Yunnan, Guangdong, and Guangxi provinces), Vietnam, and Malaysia.