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13.051 14 pp., 41.920 Sundari Buqkah, Javano-Balinese allegoric poem, gaguritan, in macapat v erse, on divination. Islamic influence is apparent. Coll. Badurj Nataran, Bugkulan. 13.053 56 pp., 40.040 Usada Mërcu Kunda, Javano- Balinese (partly Balinese) notes on Medicines, with mantras and incantations. Coll. Kirtya no 185. 13.054 3 pp., 41.710 SI oka Mi rah, Sanskrit slokas, 19, on Jewels, with Javano-Balinese notes. Coll. K'rtya no 262. 13.055 54 pp., 40.090 Darma Usada, Javano-Balinese ^Partly Balinese) notes on medicines. Coll. Kirtya no 191. 13.056 19 pp., 40.120 And a Buwana, Javano-Balinese (mainly Balinese) treatise on the super- n atural origin of small-pox (kacacar) and its remedies. Coll. Kirtya no 221. 13.057 33 pp., 40.270 Babayon, “help”, Javano-Balinese in dentations and prayers, referring to gods ar, d spirits located in various parts of the human body, exorcisms and medicines. Coll. Kirtya no 242. 13.058 39 pp., 41.860 Pararasyan, Javano-Balinese (partly ahnese) notes on divination, auspicious anc l inauspicious days for agriculture, con- uiuding with Naksatra Rupa, 25 Sanskrit

slokas on constellations, with Javano- Balinese notes and drawings. Coll. Kirtya no 239. 13.059 5 pp., 41.860 Ala-ayu n i 13 Tar; gal, Javano- Balinese (partly Balinese) notes on divina tion, characters, either auspicious or inau spicious, of the 30 days of any month. The 1st, 28th, 29th and 30th days were men tioned on palmleaves which are lost. The days are called after animals: 2: kidai3, 3: macan, 4: kucii3, 5: sapi, 6 : këbo. etc. Coll. I Wayan Jiwa, Kubu Tambahan. 13.06111pp., 21.100 Babad A nd u 1, Javano-Balinese prose history (with some Bali made Sanskrit slokas), mainly referring to Jambrana and Blambagan. At the end a pura Taman Ahyun, a temple built in Maqwi in Saka 1656 (AD 1734) is mentioned. Coll. Fakul- tas Sastra Udayana, Den Pasar, no 226 kropak no 142. 13.062 13 pp., 21.330 Babad Pasëk, Javano-Balinese prose history and genealogy of old families of South Bali, Gèlgèl, Coll. Fakultas Sastra Udayana Den Pasar, no 106, kropak no 7. 13.063 50 pp., 41.820 Tënuq Wëtu nirj waq tëkanya lara, Javano-Balinese (mostly Balinese) divination concerning the relation of birth- dates (according to the pawukon calendar) and diseases, and the magic medicines for those diseases. Coll. Aijkah Tëgëhan, Panarukan (see LOr 13.030).