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to acquire strength etc., by Pujaharja, Surakarta, 1926; 7. (21 p.): Këmbar M ay a 13, prose treatise on Javanese mysticism, by Puja harja, Surakarta, 1927, allegedly based on a treatise called Wéda Rasika, by kyahi Bétal, of Sëmarat}; with referen ces to asceticism and yoga practice; 8. (28 p.) : s è h I d a y a t u ’11 a h’s les sons on religious mysticism and beha viour, given to his grandson jaka Pra- wita, in macapat verse, 5 cantos, copied Surakarta, 1933; 9. (9 p.) : A r j u n a Wiwaha allegoric explanation, referring to marriage, prose treatise by Tanaya, Surakarta, 1935; 10. (8 p.): Déwa Ruci and Arjuna Wiwaha, allegoric mystic explanations, abstracted by Sinu Jayaijgeni from a treatise called Mursid it} Kasidan Jati, in prose, and from Wéda Purwaka, by Mat}un Wijaya, of Surakarta, in maca pat verse; copied Surakarta, 1935; 11. (6 p.): Carakan mujur lan di- fa a 1 i k, acrostic poem in macapat verse, 20 letters of the Javanese alphabet ana- caraka, first in the right, than in reverse order, all stanzas alliterating; on mysti cism and religious behaviour, cf. cod. 6778; 12. (8 p.) : Patjira Jati, edifying poem in macapat metres, 6 cantos, on Muslim religious behaviour and trust in God; copied Surakarta, 1933; 13. (14 p., Javanese script, exercise-book): Mardi Darm a, didactic poem in macapat metres, 4 cantos, lessons given to putut Përmana, allegedly based on Paramayoga, advising against putting trust in so-called Ratu Adds, popular

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eschatology; written in Wanagiri, Sold Surakarta, 1925; (6 p., Javanese script, exercise-boo incantations in macapat metres Rumëksa iry wer}i, Artati, copy of a 111 belonging to Purbadipura, dating f r0 the reign of Paku Buwana HI of Si' ul

1929; 16. (13 p., hand-written, rornanized) • l a of succession, rules on division o tates, 11 paragraphs, first draft, copy of a ms of the Holle collection, K- library, Batavia, cf. cod. 7387. Kraemer collection, 1963.