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Aji K u n a 13, - k u n a 13, see KunaQ-kunag, § 11.290. Aji Laken, fire-water magic, 9824 (Krt 1514), § 40.360. Aji Lëwih, magic, 9140 (Krt 95), 5266, § 40.270. Aji M anco^ol, see Mancoiijol, § 11.210. A j i N u s u p, mantras, rajahs, magic, 9197 (Krt 197), § 11.300; 9200 (Krt 200), 9250 (Krt 304), § 40.270. Aji P a m a s a, historical romance, story of the Kings of Pëqgii}, with a sequel, Wita Radya, by Raqga Warsita, 1896, Prat. II, p. 147. A j i P a 13 a w a s a n, symptoms of diseases, § 40.090, see also> Tëlik Jati. Aji P a p u k i r a n, poem, § 12.810; more over 11.165 (Krt 593); cf. Paukiran, Sëbun Bajjkuiy Aji Pari, rice, Sri cult: 9496 (Krt 864), § 11.480. Aji P u r w a W a 13 i, incantations: 9567 (Krt 1007), § 12.010. Aji Putih, cosmogony, Raditya: 9810 (Krt 1485), § 11.220. Aji Saji, pupil of Wiksu Putju, moralistic lessons: 11.167 (Krt 602), § 13.520; cf. Saji. Aji S a k a, I, Jaka Saka, son of bagawan Sukséna Jati of Kumbina, serves Téja Garba (prabu Jaya Baya), is sent to> Java, becomes King of Mëdai) Kamulan instead of the man-eater Déwata Ceijkar, is called Mudik Batara, reigns for 100 years, and is driven back to Mulwapati Daha by Dé wata Cerjkar’s son Daniswara, Kanda, 6379 (5), § 22.910; mythic poem, § 23.140 ƒƒ., moreover 2123(4); 2156(2), 2150 (vocabulary); edition Karta Subrata, 1886, Prat. II, p. 90. Aji Saka, II, tales, mentioned in Kanda books, Jaya Baya prophecies etc., 6387 (2), 6842, 7383, 7450 (2), 7735 (2), 8560 (Abu Sakya), 8652d-20 (Mëdatj Kamulan), 9021 (2), 9155 (Krt 120, Kanda Déwa), KITLV Or 359 (1); mentioned in lawbook Kunta- ra, 4280, § 47.670; in chronograms, NBS 84 (4).