Put your friends to the test (Brandes, 21); pp. 250-257: The son worse than the father (Brandes, 22); pp. 257-275: Hikayat Sultan Adam (Brandes, 23); the story ends with a syair of 6 pp. Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 3-4, no. 7.

1451. Kl. 17 Hikayat Indera Putera 261 pp.; European laid paper; 20Vi x 16 cm.; 15 lines per p.; fine writing; the copying was finished on 5 January (without year).

A deviant text, resembling MS KBG Von de Wall 168; with many pantun', utilized as MS O by Mulyadi (1983). Van Ronkel 1921, p. 7, no. 20.

1452. Kl. 18 Hikayat Raja Khaibar 203 pp.; European laid paper; wm. with KEFERSTEIN & SOHN and 1863; 20 x 17 cm.; 14-16 lines per p.; clear writing. The Malay version of the war waged by Muhammad against Khaibar; contents are similar to thOse in MS KBG Von de Wall 80; cf. Van Ronkel 1909, pp. 238-9. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 34, no. 84.

1453. Kl. 19 Hikayat Dewa Raja Agas Melila (Seda Perdana) 154 pp.; Dutch handmade laid paper; wm. Coat-of-Arms of Amsterdam with S C K and GR, Pro Patria; 19 V* x 15 cm.; 15 lines per p.; almost illegible writing (must be a copy); the writing was commenced on 24 Ramadhan and finished on 12 Syawal 1158/20 October - 7 November 1745 on a journey from Palembang when the copyist was shipwrecked on Pulau Berhala, and at the time the Yang Dipertuan Muda of Riau sailed for Johor. The text, pp. 1-143, is the tale of a Prince Dewa Raja Agas Melila Seda Perdana of Semanta Beranta, who is brought to Berangka Cahaya by a golden peacock, which is ruled by Maharaja Dati Perjangga; he wins the heart of the daughter of this ruler and