905. Cod.Or. 7310 Primbon 97 pp.; wove paper; 21% x 17% cm.; 16 lines per p.; fine writing; copied by Muhammad Nurdin from a MS owned by Haji Harun of Palembang at Teluk Betung; mentioned in a letter by Snouck Hurgronje to the Resident of Lampung (25 March 1897); Snouck Hurgronje bequest. The text contains azimat, rajah, do'a (of a sexual nature, against thieves, field, mice etc.), a fragment about tariqah Qadariyyah (taught to Harun by a Lombok student of Khatib Sambas in Mecca), notes on outstanding debts, trade in religious books, about the birth of children, etc.; on p. 97 a table of contents by Snouck Hurgronje. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 160.

906. Cod.Or. 7311 24 pp.; lined paper; 34 x 21 { h cm.; 36 lines per p.; legible writing; the language is Malay with Acehnese influence; the copying was finished by Amiroedin at Lhök Seumawè on 14 November 1892; Snouck Hurgronje bequest. I pp. 1-12: Khabar orang tuha-tuha; written down by Muhammad Sa‘id in 1306/1888-9; containing 17 stories told by old people in Aceh; the stories have an admonitory tone: 1. Raja dengan pengail; 2. Dua orang bersahabat jatuh dari kapal; 3. Pencuri dan sahabat; 4. Ikan limbat dan tupai; 5. Burung enggang sakit dan ikan; 6. Burung hantu dan burung gagak; 7. Tiada harus dipermuliakan orang yang kurang budi; 8. Bakoh dan dendang; (Acehnese bakoh — heron); 9. Perempuan yang dibenci orang; 10. Laki-laki hendak beristeri bini orang; 11. Harimau dan sekawan lembu; 12. Dua raja yang harap pada kucing dan anjing; 13. Katak di bawah tempurung dan gajah; 14. Gajah, ular, katak dan manusia; all of them die because of hatred and greed; 15. Pencuri dan raja; to pacify a thief the king has to marry him to his daughter; these stories are not typical Acehnese stories; at the end is an admonition by the writer referring to a king killing a bayan bird, a merchant killing a dog, a fakir killing a ceurapè (an ichneumon), followed by a IOU;