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2. Sindbad’s Travels, prose version (evidently also by C. F. Winter), 31.280, p. 91-161, vide cat. Vreede p. 223. The script is quadratic kraton script. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2113 — H-25.620 21 x 33,5 cm 131 double p. 14.5 x 27,5 cm Javanese 19 lines H i s t o ry of the Dëmak, Paj aq and Mataram period, in verse, dated 1853 A.D., written in Dëmak by Mërta diwaijsa (colo phon), cf. cod. 2116. The script is upright, North Coast. Cat. Vreede p. 103 has col lations with other texts. Cod. 10.867 con tains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2114 — H-27.430 20.5 x 32,5 cm 52 p. 13.5 x 26 cm Javanese 21 lines History of the beginning of the Dipa Nagara troubles in Yogyakarta, in verse, dated 1752 A.J., i.e. 1825 A.D. The end is a brupt. Cat. Vreede p. 143-145 has a Dutch e pitome and collations with other texts. Vreede noticed a considerable difference with the Kedui} Këbo text, cod. 2163. The script Is fine small quadratic with red rubrics. Cod. 10.867 contains a list of initial lines of cantos hy Soegiarto. Coll. Roorda, 1874. L ° r 2115 — H-27.420 22 x 34 cm 248 p. 18.5 x 32 cm Javanese 28 lines History of the Dipa Nagara troubles Yogyakarta, dated 1771 A.J., i.e. 1843 •> in verse, written in upright Yogya- a, ta script. Cat. Vreede p. 141 has colla- 0tls w ith other texts. Roorda compared

cod. 2115 with cod. 2163, the Këduq Këbo book, and noted some differences. On the whole the texts are not dissimilar. Cod. 10.867 contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2116 — B-30.462 21 x 33 cm 219 double p. 15,5 x 25 cm Javanese 21 lines Ménak Amir Hamza romance in verse, dated 1853 A.D., written in North Coast script by Martadiwaqsa of Tëgal (like cod. 2113), mentioning in the beginning Sulup and at the end Kanda Bumi. Cat. Vreede p. 61 has a short Dutch epitome and a collation with the major Ménak text. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2117 — B-30.851 21 x 34 cm 316 p. 14 x 27 cm Javanese 21 lines Damar Wulan, historical romance in verse, dated A.J. 1765, i.e. 1837 A.D., with numerous coloured illustrations in a clumsy popular wayat} style, written in small quadratic script resembling kraton script of Surakarta. Part of a Dutch letter by Gericke states that this Damar Wulan text was writ ten in 1542 A.J., i.e. 1620 A.D. by paqeran Pëkik, in the reign of Sultan Agui), and that cod 2117 was written by a Javanese woman. According to cat. Vreede p. 179 the redactions of the tale found in cod. 1797 and cod. 2117 are identical. Coll. Roorda, 1874. Cod. 10.867 contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto. LOr 2118 — H-21.730 — treebark paper, 24 x 31 cm 416 p. [damaged 16 x 21,5 cm Arabic 13 lines