The king who oppressed his subjects; his son who oppressed them still more was deserted when the enemy came; (Brandes 1899b, no. 22); 9. pp. 62-67: Sultan ‘Adam of Bagdad and desire (Brandes 1899b, no. 23); 10. pp. 67-70: Knowledge of the language of animals (Brandes 1899b, no. 7); 11. pp. 70-81: The prince, the snake, and the frog; (Brandes 1899b, no. 8); 12. pp. 81-91: The princess sought in the sea (Brandes 1899b, no. 24); cf. Brandes 1899; Kruyt 1891; Van der Tuuk 1868; Winstedt 1920. Juynboll 1899, pp. 128-30 (CVI).

275. Cod.Or. 3209 Hikayat Cekel Waneng Pad 200 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Dutch Lion rampant with JH & Z, J HONIG & ZOONEN, Pro Patria with crown over GR, D & C B, Fleur-de-Lis, crown over GR in wreath, Z ZEVENHUIZEN, scroll-work incorporating B, D & C BLAUW, W L, Eagle, I V, Pro Patria, and Coat-of-Arms of Amsterdam; of interest is the name BUTTANSHAW on f. 71 with a year 1798 below it; 31 x 20 cm.; 17 lines per p.; legible writing; notes by Van der Tuuk in margin; Van der Tuuk bequest. The text contains the early part of the work as far as the episode of Ken Sila Berangti (Candera Kirana) and Mesa Wulan (Perbata Sari) at the court of Lasem (f. 105r Cod.Or. 2283); ends abruptly. Juynboll 1899, p. 78 (LXXXI).

113 ff.; 3 MSS bound together; Van der Tuuk bequest.