is illustrated with two kijangs on a golden chain; notes of Van der Tuuk in the margin, Van der Tuuk bequest. The text contains the continuation of Cod.Or. 3221; the love story between Angkawijaya (Cilik Gadung) and Sundari in which the Kaurawas are their enemies, the story ends with the battle between the Pandawas and the Kaurawas and the wedding of the lovers; end missing. Juynboll 1899, pp. 54-6 (LXX).

306. Cod.Or. 3245 Hikayat Cekel Waneng Pad 104 pp.; Dutch laid paper (lined); wm. Eendracht with VD L; 32 x 20 cm.; pp. 2-23; 35 lines per p.; pp. 25-97; 18 lines per p.; pp. 100-103: 17 lines per p.; Van der Tuuk’s autograph; copied from a MS owned by Muhammad Bakir Sofyan Usman, on 19 alif.l.r.w.alif.h (Sya‘ban) 1305/30 April 1888; Van der Tuuk bequest. An abridged form of the hikayat', the beginning is in Cod.Or. 1709; the introductory part set in heaven is lacking; the same is the case with the end; at the end there are pantun; notes by Van der Tuuk in the margin. Juynboll 1899, pp. 76-8 (LXXIX).

307. Cod.Or. 3246 Hikayat Sampurna Jaya 249 pp.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht with VAN GELDER; 33 x 21 cm.; 16 lines per p.; legible writing; copied (here used terkarang) and owned by Muhammad Bakir bin Syafyan bin Usman bin Fadli of Kampung Gang Pecenongan, Batavia; the copying was finished on 25 July 1886/23 Syawal 1303; notes by Van der Tuuk in the margin; Van der Tuuk bequest. The text, pp. 1-245, contains the story of the four individuals sprung from Arjuna’s halus, who abandon his body and leave him ailing; they practise asceticism; one of them, Sampurna Jaya by name, asks for the hand of the widadari, Supraba; Batara Guru consents on condition that Sampurna Jaya kills an elephant and the Princes Wargasura, Sasrawarana, and Jakapitana; this being done Batara Guru breaks his promise, and hard-pressed descends to earth to get help from the Pandawas; war breaks out; the four individuals return into the body of Arjuna, who now fights Sang Yang Tunggal, whom he considers to be his enemy; S.Y. Tunggal transmogrifies into Semar again and is reconciled to his master; pp. 247-249; summary of the contents in syair form. Juynboll 1899, pp. 58-9 (LXXII).