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14.903 10 pp., 13.300 Kërta Bujagga, Javano-Balinese lrea tise on social order, containing Tatwa Batur Kalawasan (§ 20.670) and Eka Eratama, sagguhu lore (§ 21.370). Coll. I Gëdé Dëgèr, banjar Tëgah Kagin, Kram bitan. 14.904 8 pp., 21.370 Eka Pratama, Tatwa-, Javano- Ealinese treatise on religious order, refer- r ' n 8 to the triad brahmana-bujagga-boda. The writing on the rëcadana (KBNW: r acadana), one of the paraphernalia which are cremated with the corpse, is mentioned. The text contains Sanskrit slokas with Old Javanese explanations, lessons on catur as- ra ma etc. given by Paraméswara to ^asistha. Coll. I Gëdé Dëgèr, banjar Tëgah E^agin, Krambitan. 14.905 2 pp., 21.250 Catur Jadma, Javano-Balinese note ° n the origin of brahmana cuté. Coll. I Cëdé Dëgèr, banjar Tëgah Kagin, Kram bitan. 14.906 3 pp., 21.260 Pamancagah Maospahit, Javano- Ealinese mythic and legendary history be sinning with Mëlëg and Ratih, who intro duced the rice on earth. The triad Siwa, Sada Siwa and Parama Siwa were their c hildren; this triad is identified with brahmana, boda, guru bujagga. Prabu, Arya Damar and Patih seem to be a triad of iaical outsiders. Coll. Gëdé Dëgèr, ban- jar Tëgah Kagin, Krambitan.

14.907 56 pp., 20.170 Uttara Kanda, Old Javanese prose epitome, with slokas, of Sanskrit Ramayana, book VII. In the colophon the last sarga is called Satrughna Praya. Coll. I 5Joman Rajëg, dalag Tunjuk. 14.909 9 pp., 11.310 Tatwa nig Bujagga Bali, Javano-Balinese treatise on interrelation ship of aksaras and parts of the human body, with numerous Sanskrit slokas. In the introduction mpu Wita Darma and his son Wira Darma are mentioned as the an cestors of the bujaggas of Bali. Cf. LOr 5116 (2). Coll. “Den Haag, Holland” 14.910 3 pp., 40.090 Tëlik Sujati, Javano-Balinese magic incantations giving insight into hidden in terrelationships, with reference to health and illness. Kuranta Bolog and Rimrim are mentioned. The text contains several rajahs composed of aksaras. Coll, banjar Liligundi no 70, Sigaraja. 14.9118 pp., 40.370 Padèstyan, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese magic incantations giving protec tion against evil influences, and also some black magic to conjure up bad spirits, such as dèsti Trakas, to do harm to ennemies. Coll, banjar Liligundi no 78, Sigaraja. 14.912 9 pp., 21.260 Palalintih sag Bujagga, Javano- Balinese, mainly Balinese legendary his tory and genealogy of bujagga families, cf. LOr 14.898. A genealogical tree of the descendants of hyag Lumaglag and his two