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13.576 12 pp., 11.540 Pasasayutan, Javano-Balinese notes °n sayut offerings. Coll. Ida Wayan Rasa, Griya Pada, Krambitan. 13.577 8 pp., 41.050.41.020 Siksan Wawalurjan, Javano- Balinese, partly Balinese treatise on auspi- c 'ous and inauspicious marks in the coats of cattle, horse and dogs. Coll. Ida Wayan as a, Griya Pada, Krambitan. 13.578 16 pp., 21.250 ^ a tur Jadma, Javano-Balinese, Mostly Balinese tale on the mythic origin of Va rious groups in Balinese society, men- | 10n ing Prabali, Bandésa, Pasëk. Puja Daha 1 1.480) is included (p. 7 ff.). Coll. Ajin ayu Putu Rëmrëm, Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 13.579 5 pp., 11.540 Pasasayutan, Javano-Balinese notes ° n sayut offerings, also called tatëbasan. °H. Ajin Dayu Putu Rëmrëm, Griya Ban- as ' Panarukan. 13.581 24 pp., 21.280 , B a bad Jlantik, Babad Dwi- n dra, Javano-Balinese legendary 'story, beginning with I Déwa Buhaya and seven sons. Coll. Fakultas Sastra a yana, Dèn Pasar, no 15 (kropak no 7). 13.582 4 pp., 13.380 Putra Sasana, Old Javanese |P° r alistic poem, kakawin (Bali made), 34 ar >zas. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidëmën, ^ ara ? Asëm.

13.583 30 pp., 47.020 Manawa Swarga, Old Javanese law book, called tutur, consisting in a great number of Sanskrit slokas (most of them corrupt) with Old Javanese and Javano- Balinese translations or explanations, be ginning with fines on parusya, insult. The initial invocation is Namo Buddhaya. Coll. Griya Puniya, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 13.584 25 pp., 11.300 Aggastya Prana, Javano-Balinese tutur containing i.a. notes on offerings (caru) to be offered on prescribed dates in the 12 months, and incantations. Coll. Griya Puniya, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 13.585 5 pp., 11.460 Patotoyan, Javano-Balinese, partly Balinese, tutur containing notes on holy water and purification. Coll. Griya Puniya, Sidëmën, Kararj Asëm. 13.586 7 pp., 41.890 Pratiti Sambut Pada, Javano- Balinese and Balinese notes on mantras belonging to the haircutting and tooth-filing ceremonies of men and women; moreover containing a list, called Pratiti Sambut Pada (from Sanskrit Pratithi Samutpada), indi cating a praniti for each day of the 12 Javano-Balinese lunar months (Kasa, Karo etc.), both Taggal (clear half-month) and Pallor} (dark half-month). The 12 pranitis (or pratitis) are ominous influences, for good or evil, reigning over the days. They are indicated by abbreviations in the list. According to v.d. T'uuk’s KBN W sub voce samutpada their names are: awidya, saqs- kara, wijnana, namarüpa, sadajatana,