XI pp. 286-319: Hikayat Ghaznawi dan Syaikh MaqbuV, the story of a king and & fakir ending with the fakir becoming a vizier and the king renouncing his throne to become a fakir, cf. KBG 24, Van Ronkel 1909, p. 90; XII pp. 319-322: Hikayat Raja Hindustan; the story of the king of Hindustan who learns the language of animals from a snake; Cod.Or. 1721 V; XIII pp. 322-336: Hikayat Afdhal dan Fadhil; the story of a man who loses his wife to his friend by subterfuge; XIV pp. 336-407: Hikayat Alqas Menteri; in this main frame story are found the following subthemes: 1. the boy who passes a Solomonian judgement; cf. KBG 24, Van Ronkel 1909, p. 90; 2. the son who is bypassed in his inheritance; 3. the story of a king who wants to know the number of stars in heavens and is advised to count the number of hairs on a cow; 4. Cerita si Bodoh dan si Cerdik; 5. the story of Siti Zainab who become the king’s consort and disguised as a man, loses herself, as her own gundik, at chess to her husband; cf. KBG 24, Van Ronkel 1909, p. 90; XV pp. 407-418: Hikayat Hengku Mai dan Dang Sari; the man who gives half of his life to his wife; Cod.Or. 1721 VIII; XVI pp. 418-432: Hikayat Khoja Muslim; the story of a merchant who adopts the son of his slave; XVII pp. 432-453: Hikayat saudagar Negeri Khaibar; the story of Khoja Mir Hasan of Khaibar; Cod.Or. 1721 IX; cf. Voorhoeve 1964, pp. 261-266.

1139. Cod.Or. 8487 Hidayat as-salikm (fï sulük maslak al-muttaqfn) 189 ff.; European laid paper; 20 x VA cm.; 17 lines per p.; neat writing; the first and last ff. are pasted on to the hard cover; oriental leather cover; by Abdus-Samad al- Jawi al-Palimbani; the copying was finished on 14 Ramadhan 1268/2 July 1852; on ff. lv-4r are notes (Malay, Sundanese, Arabic) on the religious content; on f. 3r the genealogy of Muhammad; on f. 2r the name of an owner named Haji ... (rest illegible); on f. 188r a note signed by Aminah (?), presenting Kiyai Haji Abdullah Hasan of Cianjur with the MS on 6 Rajab 1279/28 December 1862; on f. 5r a note signed by S.C. stating that the MS was donated by Albers to the reading-room at