IOV2 cm.; 12 lines per p.; neat writing; Van Ophuysen coll. The text is on ff. lr-90v; f. 93v: jottings. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 192, no. 473.

705. Cod.Or. 6123 183 ff.; European laid paper; wm. Trefoil/H Z; Hat (somewhat resembles Heawood no. 2599, possibly 18th c.); 21 x 15 cm.; ff. lv-2v: 19 lines per p.; neat writing (later hand), ff. 3v-178r. 21 lines per p.; fine writing; ff. 179r-183r; legible writing (different hand); through the whole MS are insect-holes, but only on ff. 21-73 are some words illegible because of this; bought from Tjot Moeröng (Aceh) probably by Lieut. Leddy (before 1898); bought from Olij in October 1919; I ff. 2v-lv: Biday at al-mubtadï bi-fadl Allah al-muhdr, the beginning- II ff. 4v-178v: Arabic; Lata’if al-Vlam ftisarat ahl al-ilham; the copying was finished on 1(?) Dzulhijjah 1093/ 1 december 1682 by Hasanuddin al-Bantanl; III ff. 182r-183r: Anbiyd ’; a fragment; IV Letters', enclosed are 2 letters written by Teungku Muhammad Amin Tiro, dated 19 Rajab 1293/ 10 August 1876 and 28 Syawal 1293/ 16 November 1876. Not described in Van Ronkel 1921.

706. Cod.Or. 6132 Sasmieto, Wieworo or Boekoe Adap 50 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht; 21 x 17 cm.; Roman characters; from the library of J.C.G. Jonker (donated by his widow, Mrs. Jonker-Lapère in 1920). The text begins with the ceremony held in the presence of Lieut. Gov. Thomas St. Raffles, Resident J.A. Doornik, and bupati, at which Kieayaie Adiepatie Tjietro Somo was granted 4000 a year and 400 djoeng of rice-fields and his heirs 100 djoeng with tax exemptions on perpetuity freedom from tax; then follows a short survey of the ancient history of Java; notes on how to bring up children, on Islamic criminal law, on the social levels of the Javanese language, on God and man, on the cause of illness, etc.; the text ends abruptly. Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 296-7, no. 764.

707. Cod.Or. 6133

Minangkabau; two volumes; Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht with C J H