298. Cod.Or. 3237 196 pp.; thin wove paper; 32'A x 20 cm.; pp. 3-185: 21 lines per p., pp. 187-193: 28 lines per p.; legible writing; on p. 1 it is stated that the MS was written by Danial Abdul-Taib at Batavia on 13 January 1865, and in the colophon that it was finished on 5 April 1866; owned by Encik Rabi‘a of Kampung Kebun Jeruk; annotations by Van der Tuuk in the margin; Van der Tuuk bequest. The text contains: I pp. 3-186: Hikayat Panji Semirang; the text corresponds to that of Cod.Or. 3384 and 3365; complete text; the language shows influence of Batavia Malay. Juynboll 1899, p. 96 (LXXXVIII 1); II pp. 187-193: Syair mengimpi; a syair of erotic content; Batavia Malay; pp. 194-195: all kinds of scribbles. Juynboll 1899, p. 30 (XLV 2).

299. Cod.Or. 3238 Cerita Panji 400 pp.; European laid and thin wove paper; pp. 1-36: wm. Three Crescents, Pro Patria and P K SMERING (?); 32 x 21 ‘A cm.; pp. 37-42: Pro Patria, 32'A x 20 cm.; pp. 43-44: Beehive, 34 x 21 cm.; pp. 45-46: thin wove paper, 31 x 17'A cm.; pp. 47- 66: Three Crescents, 32 x 21‘A cm.; pp. 67-86: Pro Patria, 33 x 20 cm.; pp. 87-90: Three crescents, 32 x 21 cm.; pp. 91-102: thin wove paper, 31 x 19 ! A cm.; pp. 103- 130: Pro Patria, 33 x 20 cm.; pp. 131-242: thin wove paper, 32 x 19 cm.; pp. 243- 250: Fleur-de-Lis, 27 x 20'A cm. (different autograph); pp. 251-254: Pro Patria and P K SMERING (?); 32 x 20'A cm.; pp. 255-262: Pro Patria, 33 x 20‘A cm.; pp. 263- 306: Beehive with VAN GELDER (Voorn 172, ca. 1827); 35 x 22 cm.; pp. 307-318: thin wove paper, 33 x 20 cm.; pp. 319-400: Beehive with VAN GELDER (ca. 1827), 35 x 22 cm.; Van der Tuuk bequest. The text contains a Panji story; it is the continuation of Cod.Or. 3216 B; as is evident from the arrangement of the kinds of paper, the sequence of the story is in disarray. Juynboll 1899, pp. 113-8 (XCVIII). 300. Cod.Or. 3239 Hikayat Maharaja Boma 76 pp.; European laid paper (blue); wm. with MAROT, 30 x 19 cm.; 22 lines per p.; neat writing; probably the same hand as Cod.Or. 3220 and 3240; the pp. are bound (rebound ?) the wrong way from left to right; pp. 39-40 are torn off for the greater