17 lines per p.; neat writing; oriental leather binding; rather soiled; the copying was finished on 3 Ramadhan 1286/7 December 1869 by Sutan Mirah Laut (Lahat ?) at Bonjol, Alahan Panjang; on f. 150v and 15lr notes in Roman characters to the effect that this MS was read by someone on 18 January 1884, and later by Baginda Soetan and Abdoelmalik; Van Ophuysen coll. The text ends with the episode of the discussion between Bundo Kandueng and Basa Ampè’ Balai about the imminent attack by Imbang Jayo. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 188, no. 457.

679. Cod.Or. 6093 Hikayat Ahmad dan Muhammad 156 pp.; exercise book; 20 x I6V2 cm.; 17 lines per p.; neat writing; Van Ophuysen coll. This story is also called Hikayat Ahmad Muhammad and Hikayat Serangga Bayu. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 10, no. 26.

680. Cod.Or. 6094 Wallet; Van Ophuysen coll, containing: A Tuan Tungga; Minangkabau; also called Kaba nan Tungga 68 ff. (numbered 77-144); Dutch laid paper; wm. Eendracht with A; I6V2 x 10'/2 cm.; 17 lines per p.; almost illegible writing; the beginning (76 ff.?) is missing; written (copied ?) by Fakih Bendahara. B Notes; 16 ff.; European laid paper (blue); wm. illegible; 20 x l2Vi cm.; written at random; stained and perforated; containing all kinds of notes; described by Van Ronkel under Kaba Cindue Mato. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 188, no. 458.

681. Cod.Or. 6095 21 ff.; thin wove paper;-15'/2 x 10 cm.; 13 lines per p.; neat writing; several ff. loose; Damsté coll. I ff. lr-16v: Acehnese; Hikayat rukön Eseulam; II ff. 17r-21v: Kitab nikah; the beginning only.