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Jëruk and rabut Wulu Watu, and sira sag iq Pèjèrj, is connected with the cor spell. Cf. LOr 13.384. Guru Piduka. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidëmën, Karaq Asëm. 13.857 15 pp., 11.030 Tutur Upadésa, Old Javanese and Javano-Balinese lessons on religious speculation, bayu-sabda-idëp etc. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidëmën, Karai? Asëm. 13.858 21 pp., 11.580 Janma Prawërti, Javano-Balinese treatise on ritual and offerings connected with private life, beginning with conception and childbirth, etc. Coll. Griya Suci, Am- lapura. 13.859 14 pp., 11.550 Pujan Pandé Arsa Wijaya, Javano-Balinese ritual, with numerous mantras and slokas. Coll. Griya Subaijan, Amlapura. 13.8618 pp., 11.340 Darjdaij Baqburj alan, Javano- Balinese treatise on religious speculation, lessons given to Saptati. Coll. Jëro Karji- nan, Sidëmën, Kararj Asëm. 13.862 31 pp., 21.460 Babad Wisnu Warjsa, Javano- Balinese genealogy of gusti families of Bali, concluding with the episode of the heroic Panji Sakti of Siga Dwala, Siqaraja, called Dèn Bukit, dated Saka 1630 (AD 1708). He was assisted by a spirit called si Landurj, who carried him on his back. The name Jrantik or Jlantik is mentioned. See Worsley, Babad Bulèlèi], 1972. Coll. Griya

Kawan, Sibëtan, Karaij Asëm. 13.863 55 pp., 30.214-B Rama Yajna, Old Javanese epic in Indian metres, kakawin, made in Bali, on the life of Rama, paraphrasing Old Javanese Ramayana and combining it with other tales. Coll. Griya Ulah, Sidëmën. Karag Asëm. 13.864 27 pp., 21.380 Brahma Pandya Tatwa, Javano- Balinese and Balinese prose, mythical and legendary history of the Bratan black smiths, pandé Bratan, connected with a tiger, Madura, pandé Wuluq and the cult of Brahma. Their holy book is called Pustaka Abang. The last 11 pp. of the text contain notes on funeral ritual (pagëntas pitra), drawings connected with the ritual, and Puja Wali Krama. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Tabanan. 13.865 30.247 Kidur; Warga Sari, Balinese and Javano-Balinese poem on religion, in tëijahan verse. Coll. I Putu Saharya, Tëgal Sari, Sirjaraja. 13.866 10 pp., 40.510 Wirasat iq wog kakag wo!3 wadu, Old Javanese didactic poem, in I n ' dian metres, kakawin, written in Bali, on physiognomy, mainly of women. The titl e wirasat is the only Arabic word found in th e text. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Tabanan- 13.867 13 pp., 30.218 Candra Bhérawa, Javano-Balines e prose, lessons on religion given