722. Cod.Or. 6314 A 40 ff.; Dutch; note book; 16 x 10 cm.; written at random; Roman characters; written by G.A.J. Hazeu; Hazeu coll. The MS contains: I Notes', all kinds of notes; II f. 20r: Panji', notes on the origin of the Malay Panji stories; Cod.Or. 6314 B and C contain more notes.

723. Cod.Or. 6315 79 ff.; Dutch laid paper (ff. 1 and 79 deluang); wm. Vrijheid with IBEERENS', Dutch Lion rampant (similar to Voorn 1960, no. 101 but with J H & Z) and J HONIG & ZOONEN (blind stamped, ca. 1800); 24x 19 cm.; 17 lines per p.; fine writing; oriental cardboard binding; written by a Javanese from Mataram; on f. 2r is a note in Dutch that it was given as a souvenir by I.J. Kramers, born the 3rd month 1805 at Amsterdam, and that it was captured during the attack on the sultan of Palembang on 22 November 1824 by I.J. Kramers, 5 R: Art. l e Bat: 2 e Komp.; on the same p. is also the seal of Perabu Anom ibn ... (illegible) of Palembang with the year 1228/1813 (stamped by Kramers); as ff. 1 and 79 is pasted a letter addressed to Tumenggung Jayaningrat and dated 16 Ramadhan 1218/30 December 1803; donated by J. Slagter on behalf of a relative in 1931. I ff. 2v-67r: Naqsbandiyyah (mystical treatise); contains: a do'a (Arabic with Malay introduction), the requirements for religious teachers, about the true meaning of religious service (followed by a mystical diagram), about the statutory origin of religious service, questions concerning the nature of religious service, about the spheres of the universe, reciting mystical formulae, the seven degrees of the mystical being, about mystical meditation, about the complete understanding of religion, about the four degrees of the student of religion, about the highest degree of those who dedicate themselves to mystical recitation (with mystical diagram), about mystical recitation according to Naksyibandiyah rite with various mystical diagrams, on the special signs and requirements of ecstasy at the recitation, about the allegorical meaning of mystical conceptions, about the knowledge of one’s own being, etc.; ending with a treatise by Syaikh Najamuddin about the value of 33 letters and a treatise about the true belief; II ff. 67v-74v: Risdlat al-asrdr (Ilmu rahasia)', as author is mentioned Haji Muhammad Zumharira; extracted from the Ihyd’ ‘Ulüni ad-Dïïv, the author mentions