12.852 14 pp., 12.050 Smara Buwana, Javano-Balinese tutur containing many rajahs, magic figures and illustrations representing spirits, in cluding Mokahir, Pulahir, Jalabir and Jalahir. Some Islamic influence is apparent. From Griya Gëdé, Riyaq Gëdé.

12.853 25 pp., 11.391 Siwa Tatwa, Javano-Balinese tutur, containing numerous Sanskrit slokas, re ferring to mythology, batara Guru, dèwi fJma, Kumara and Gana. The text imitates the Old Javanese idiom of the Adi Parwa. See LOr 13.005, 13.067, 13.225 and 13.320. From ki Dalaq Rajëg of Tunjuk.

12.854 10 pp., 13.130 Kamandaka Raja Niti, Old Javanese prose treatise on statecraft, in a re cent Javano-Balinese version. From Ida Fadanda Saijkèt of Sukadana.

12.855 14 pp., 40.070 Të^ëran Candra Pramana, avano-Balinese compilation of magic Medicines referring in particular to Puwuh 0r Puh spirits, of which there is a great V ariety. Many drawings of rajahs are in- ^erted in the text. From Ida Kadé Candu of Tai 3gu Wisya, Sëririt.

12.886 16 pp., 11.200 Arta H ét o, Javano-Bafinese tutur, re- gious speculation on cosmogony. From crnbutj Gëdé, Krambitan.

12.887 11pp., 20.500 Sajarah Majapahit, Javano- a Fnese prose history of the fall of the

Majapahit kingdom and the rise of Islamic Dëmak in Central Java, according to Javanese pseudo-historical tradition. In the beginning Usman Aji and Aji Saka are mentioned. The text seems to be a modern Balinese adaptation of Javanese legendary history. The idiom is literary Javano- Balinese with numerous Balinisms. From the collection I Gusti Pinton, of Batu Aji Kawan, Krambitan. 12.888 37 pp., 13.700 Gaguritan Tutur, Javano-Balinese and Balinese didactic poems on Balinese religion, cosmogony and the gods etc. often provided with explanations in the Balinese vernacular. The first part, containing 78 stanzas of 3 lines each, is called Cacaqkri- man. The Kiduq Rumëksa iq wëgi is also mentioned. From Puri Gëdé, Krambitan. 12.889 16 pp., 11.570 Kusuma Déwa, Javano-Balinese prose treatise on divine worship in temples and the lore of the pamaijkus, mentioning offerings etc. From Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 12.890 4 pp., 40.270 Mantra collection, magic, Javano- Balinese, beginning with paglukatan (exor cism) Purwa Bumi Tuwa, mentioning of ferings (caru) and some rajahs. From Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 12.89113 pp., 40.370 Magic against evil spirits, léyak, dèsti, Javano-Balinese, called Kiwa, illustrated with numerous figures of spirits, and rajahs. From Griya Bantas, Panarukan.

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