939. Cod.Or. 7344 Mystical treatises 62 ff.; European laid paper; 21% x 17 cm.; 16 lines per p.; fine writing; a note by Snouck Hurgronje, dated 1889, says that according to a man from Rangkas Betung the MS was brought from Banten; Snouck Hurgronje bequest. I ff. lv-25v: Sembahyang-, a mystical conception of parts of the sembahyang (ff. lv- 4v); Wiridnya Kiahi Syamsuddin (ff. 4v-5v); wrongly attributed to Syamsuddin, cf. Van Nieuwenhuijze 1945, pp. 402-6; the letters of God’s name (ff. 6r-7r); the nature of the human body (jasad, ruh, etc.) (ff. 7v-llv); martabat tujuh, mystical self-knowledge (ff. 12r-17r); kifayat sembahyang, do‘a (ff. 17r-25v); on the flyleaf a table of contents by Snouck Hurgronje; II ff. 32v-61r. Javanese. Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 289-90.

940. Cod.Or. 7345 Hikayat Syaikh Muhammad Saman 19 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. EENDRAGT MAAKT MA GT round large circle (13 cm. diameter) surrounding Dutch Lion in smaller circle (cf. Voorn no. 90) with GERHARD LOEBER; Concordia with VAN GELDER (ca. late 19th c.); 21 Vz x 17Vi cm.; 16 lines per p.; legible writing; under the colopohon the name of Raden Hamdan bin Mustafa Bakri, probably the owner of the original from which this MS was copied (the copyist did not understand or could not read certain words); on the cover page the name Haji Harun (a former owner ?); Snouck Hurgronje bequest. This shorter text is derived from an adaptation by SadTq al-Madanl ibn Saik ‘UmarhanI (a student of the saint himself). Van Ronkel 1921, p. 295.

941. Cod.Or. 7346 Hikayat Syaikh Muhammad Saman 77 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht; 20'/2 x I6V2 cm.; 13 lines per p.; fine writing; stained in several places (damaged by water); translated by Muhammad Muhyiddin ibn Syaikh Syihabuddin al-Jawi in 1196/1781; below the colophon is