Hikayat Bintan dilanggar Raja Singapura; cf. Cod.Or. 1721 III; Cod.Or. 8486 IX; X ff. 73v-75v: Hikayat Khoja Baidas; cf. Cod.Or. 1721 IV; XI ff. 75v-92r: Hikayat saudagar Negeri Baghdad; the story of a merchant who saves a frog from the mouth of a snake by offering his own flesh and then realizes the harm done by his interference; cf. KBG 24. Van Ronkel 1909, p. 90; in the main story are inserted: 1. the story of a man who kills a cerpelai because he thinks this animal has killed his child; the cerpelai actually has killed the snake which had bitten the child; 2. the story of a boy (Khoja Mahbub) who answers the question, put to him by the king, as to what God was doing that day; 3. the story of a merchant from Hindustan who sends a man away on board ship in order to seduce his wife, and is punished by the king; XII ff. 92r-99v: Hikayat Raja Ghaznawi dan Syaikh Makbul; cf. Cod.Or. 8486 XI; XIII ff. 99v-104: Hikayat Raja Hindustan; the story of the king of Hindustan who knows the language of the animals; cf. Cod.Or. 1721 V; XIV ff. 105r-123v: Hikayat Alqas Menteri; the same story as Cod.Or. 8486 XIV; XV ff. 123v-127r: Hikayat Hengku Mai dan Dang Sari; cf. Cod.Or. 1721 VIII and Cod.Or. 8486 XV; XVI ff. 127r-131v: Hikayat Khoja Muslim; cf. Cod.Or. 8486 XVI; XVII ff. 131v-145v: Hikayat saudagar Negeri Khaibar; the end is missing; cf. Cod.Or. 1721 IX and Cod.Or. 8486 XVII. Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 22-3, no 49.

1503. Kl. 67 C Risalat hukum kanun 41 ff.; Dutch laid paper; win. Pro Patria with VAN GELDER (resembling Heawood no. 3711, ca. 1763); 31 x 20 cm.; 19 lines per p. in Jawi characters; legible writing; on the recto side ca. 38 lines in Roman characters per p.; 27 fasal; text on the left side of the leaves; on the right side the transliteration in Roman characters. A copy of KBG 154; called by Liaw Yock Fang (1976) Risalah Hukum Kanun. Van