Malay notes in Jawi characters; from RIOIA. The text contains divination and pawukon. Pigeaud 1968, pp. 93-4.

229. Cod.Or. 2269 Kutbat hatt li ’l-gihdd a box containing two MSS. A 8 ff.; European laid paper; wm. Moonface in shield (ca. 19th c.); the cover is a folded sheet of blue paper with a trading account; 17 x 12 cm.; legible writing; donated by J.A. Hooze at Wissenkerke (1879). I ff. lv-5v: Arabic; Kutbat hatt li’l-gihad; 10 lines per p.; two sermons inciting the people to take up arms; from Aceh; the second sermon has been translated by De Goeje (1879); II ff. 6r-8r: id.; Malay with Acehnese; 13-17 lines per p. B 4 ff.; lined paper; 34 x 21'/2 cm.; 39 lines per p.; Roman characters. Ff. lv-3r: transcription of A I above.

230. Cod.Or. 2275 Do‘a 124 pp.; thin wove paper; 12 x IVi cm.; fine writing; on p. 123, in pencil: Ahmad bin Jan bilal mesjid Tangkera dari nanggeri Melaka\ found on a fallen Acehnese at Samalanga in 1877; donated to the Colonial Office which transmitted it to the UB by L. Overman (1880). The text contains do‘a, charms etc.

231. Cod.Or. 2276 A Syair gulden 18 pp.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht with 5; 21 x 17 cm.; 16 lines per p.; written in haste; bought from Gramberg (1880); a syair about the usefulness of the guilder; the language is influenced by Javanese; probably of Palembang origin. Juynboll 1899, p. 39 (LXI a).