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^ u s u p romance in verse, fragments Wr 'tten by different hands. East Javanese ‘ Scri Pb partly perpendicular, partly sloping. AdKIT 2522/1 — H-28.610 — bound in 2 ^ x 17 cm 11 p. [yellow silk ^,5 x 15,5 cm Javanese 22 lines Genealogy of paijéran Cakra Nagara ot " Surakarta, a grandson of sunan Paku ^Ruvana V, beginning with Adam, four lines: Paternal and maternal descent, both paneren (prophets and Muslim saints) and pat}iwa feods and epic heroes). Middle nineteenth Ce ntury. AdKIT 2522/2 — S-49.670 x 22 cm 73 p. ^ x 20 cm 35 lines, in columns romanized, Malay Register of estates, plantations, in the dominions of the Susuhunan and Prince Mat}ku Nagara, of Surakarta, with data concerning location in the administrative districts, etc. Two maps of the administrative districts of Surakarta are added. First de- eades of the twentieth century. The text is ’ n Malay-Javanese. AdKIT 2725/1 — B-23.790 — damaged 21 x 17 cm 179 p. id,5 x 12,5 cm Javanese 13 lines K a n d a, epic tales, subject-matter of VVa yat} plays, in macapat verse, beginning "dth Arda Walika, Pandawas and Korawas, at the end mentioning Udayana (Yudayana) an d King Wirandanu of Pulo Retna. West Javanese idiom, Javanese-Sundanese script instead of d, tarui} instead of talii}-tariM}). Origin probably: Banduit}.

AdKIT 2725/2 — R-15.510 21 x 16 cm 56 p. 15 x 2,5 cm Arabic 12 lines Notes, Arabic and Javanese, on prayers, ratibs and special salats, and on purification, wudü’. Origin: Bandut). AdKIT 2725/3 — R-15.510 21 x 17 cm 5 p. 17 x 15 cm Arabic 11 lines Notes, prayer ratib saman in Arabic, vocalized, with a short Javanese introduc tion. Origin: Bandut}. AdKIT 2725/4 — R-15.510 21 x 18 cm 17 and 13 p. 17.5 x 14,5 cm Arabic 13 lines Notes: 1. (17 p.): prayers, Arabic with short Java nese introductions; 2. (13 p.): Arabic treatise on Muslim law concerning slaughtering animals, with Sundanese interlinear glosses. Origin: Badut}. AdKIT 2725/5 — S-48.020 20 x 16 cm 78 p. 14 x 11 cm Arabic 10 lines Notes, Javanese explanations of Arabic texts (partly written in red) on Muslim law, fikh, concerning dishonest practices and falsehood. Further: portents (earthquakes), prayers, raitib. Origin : Bandut}, 1877. AdKIT 2725/6 — R-15.510 21.5 x 17,5 cm 46 p. 18 x 14 cm Arabic 8 lines Notes on Arabic prayers to be said on various occasions, i.a, Malëman, Rasulan, with short Javanese-Sundanese introductions Origin: Bandut}.