1406. Cod.Or. 14.359 iv (+) 103 ff.; photocopies; MVi x 12V2 cm.; 15 lines per p.; neat writing; photocopy of a MS of Leningrad; dispatched by V. Braginsky to P. Voorhoeve; donated by him to the Leyden University Library, between December 1975 and February 1976; on p. 1 (photo 103) is the number B 4024 and the name Van Doorninck 1876; on p. 2 a library seal; cf. Drewes 1976, p. 273. I pp. 1 (photo 99)-85 (photo 13): Tuhfat ar-ragibin ft bayan haqiqat Tman al-mu 'minin wamü yufsiduhu ft riddat al-murtagfn; another MS is Jakarta vdW. 37, cf. Van Ronkel 1909, 626; the name of the author is not mentioned but there are many indications that it was Abdul-samad of Palembang: a) his works are dated 1178-1203; b) F.N. van Doorninck was Resident of Palembang in 1873-75; c) Javanese annotations in margin; d) use of the word sanggar for a heathen offering, which is a Middle Malay meaning; II pp. 85-98 (photo 15-1): Bayan tagallT by Abdur-Rauf of Singkel; photo 14 is missing, but 13 connects to 15; published by P. Voorhoeve (1952), pp. 91-9; enclosed is a typed epitome by P. Voorhoeve.

1407. Cod.Or. 14.383 297 ff.; photocopies; 29‘/2 x 21 cm.; Jawi script 16 lines per p., Dutch translation 24- 29 lines per p.; photocopy of a MS preserved in Die Graflich Stolbergische Bibliothek at Wernigerode (Germany) written by Petrus van der Vorm (?); acquired in August 1976; contains 9 ff. typing paper and 2 ff. lined paper with notes by P. Voorhoeve, three letters from the UBL addressed to Voorhoeve, two photographs of the title page and a portrait from die Leitungen des Höchsten nach seinem Rath auf den Reisen durch Europa, Asia und Africa, by M. Stephanus Schulz. I ff. 1-246: Mir'at al-mu’minin; copy of the work of Syamsuddin Pasai, and Dutch translation of the work by Petrus van der Vorm; each f. Malay text provided with one f. Dutch translation; II ff. 247-297: Arabic; Ma'rifat al-Islam; copied (?) by Stephanus Schultz.

1408. Cod.Or. 14.387 Aanvullende lijst van Maleise woorden en uitdrukkingen 131 ff.; typing paper; 34 x 21V2 cm.; ca. 60 lines per p.; cyclostyled on one side of each f.; compiled by H.D. van Pernis; registered in September 1976. I ff. i (+) 12: