Diikat berapa pantun dan tembang, Akan penglipur kalbu yang bimbang', donated by Baron Sloet van de Beele in 1867. The text contains the story of the fight between Raja Mambang Jauhari and Dewa Syah Peri, whose fiancée he has abducted, after which the latter kidnaps the sister of his enemy; the matter is settled by Batara Kala; the story ends abruptly; the language is strongly influenced by the Palembang dialect; utilized by C. Spat (1902), pp. 333-69; Pijnappel, BKI 17 (1870), p. 152. Juynboll 1899, pp. 20-2 (XXIII). 110. Cod.Or. 1909 Undang-undang Cirebon 53 ff.; thin wove paper; 14 x 11 cm.; 12 lines per p.; Javanese text on the left page and Malay translation in Roman characters on the opposite page; formerly owned by Mr. Rollin Couquerque; S. Keyzer coll.; bought in 1868. Couquerque called this text Recueil de Loix et de coutumes javanais en matiére de procédure criminelle. Pigeaud 1968, pp. 50-1.

111. Cod.Or. 1911 Mystical treatise 129 pp.; tree-bark paper (deluang); 21 l A x 15'/2 cm.; 9 lines per p.; legible writing; S. Keyzer coll. I-II pp. 1-105: Javanese (Pegon); III pp. 106-129: Notes', private family notes, partly in Malay. Pigeaud 1968, p. 51.

112. Cod.Or. 1914 Wallet containing Malay, Javanese, Arabic, Dutch and English writings; 11 sheaves of paper. 1-4 Javanese. Pigeaud 1968, p. 52. 5 Arabic. Voorhoeve 1980a p. 30, where 1914(1) should be 1914(5). 6