as there is nothing else Muhammad gives him his own ink-pot; when the beggar wants to sell this Ali buys it and takes it back to Muhammad; when it transpires the treasury is empty, Ali requests Muhammad’s consent to defeat the infidels and confiscate their property if they reject Islam. Juynboll 1899, p. 182 (CLVII 1); III ff. 30r-41v: Hikayat Raja Jumjumah. Juynboll 1899, p. 185 (CLXV 2).

280. Cod.Or. 3214 File with notes by Van der Tuuk (not in his handwriting) in three bundles; Van der Tuuk bequest. A pp. 1, 2, 5-12, 15: Hikayat Raja Banjar dan Raja Kota Ringin', transcription in Roman characters of a fragment (beginning of a MS of the Bataviaasch Genootschap). B I pp. 19-21: Abstracts and transcription of an unidentified MS; II pp. 21-26: Makota segala Raja-raja or Tag as-Salattn; abstracts and transcription; III pp. 27-34: Hikayat Kalilah dan Daminah; abstracts and transcription. C pp. 35-42: Kongtjo Banjoewangi; Roman characters; a legend concerning three Chinese brothers who lost their lives around Blambangan and Mengwi and are worshipped as saints by the Chinese in Bali. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 41, no. 103.

281. Cod.Or. 3215 Kitab obat-obatan 22 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Fleur-de-Lis with J H and J HONIG', 28 x 21 cm.; 18-23 lines per p.; legible writing; on f. lr, in a later hand: Kebun Jahe tahun 1840, yangpunya Muhammad z.u.h.n. Muhammad Kisut bin Saleh', Van der Tuuk bequest. The text, ff. lv-21v, contains prescriptions for medicines. Juynboll 1899, p. 307 (CCCXLV).