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^ x 32 cm Balinese 25 lines ^ ar ga Smara, Panji-, Javanese-Baii- „ CSe historical romance in tërjahan metres. a *-- Juynboll I, p. 227 has a Dutch epitome, Cat Bran des II, no 678. BCB portf. no 11 obtains a romanized copy by Soegiarto. ° 11 v - d. Tuuk, 1896. 4330 — B-30.383 j _ x 34 cm 34 double p. ’^ x M on Balinese 31 lines ar ga Smara, Panji-romance in l e ' r ^ lan metres > incomplete, copy of palm- Jf c °d- 3600. Cat. Juynboll I, p. 227, 1So >ndes II, no 679. Coll. v. d. Tuuk,

LOr 4340 — H-20.160 1421 x 34 cm 13 p. 13.5 x 32 cm Balinese 22 lines M o s a 1 a Parwa, Old Javanese prose epitome of the 16th Mahabharata book. Vide Juynboll, “Drie Boeken”. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 158, cat. Brandes II, no 697. Coll. v. d. Tuuk, 1896. LOr 4341 — H-22.010 21 x 34 cm 62 p. 14 x 32 cm Balinese 32 lines N a b i M é r a d, the Prophet’s history in macapat verse, from Lombok; copy of palm- leaf ms cod. 3793. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 43, cat. Brandes II, no 700. Cod. 10.673 is a romanized copy by Soegiarto, also in BCB portf. no 150. Coll. v. d. Tuuk, 1896. LOr 4342 — B-30.251 21 x 34,5 cm 58 p. 16.5 x 32,5 cm Balinese 26 lines Nawa Ruci, Tatwa Jnana Nirmala, Javanese-Balinese speculative epic tale in prose; edition Prijohoetomo, 1934. Having first vanquished a pair of snakes and Indra, Bima meets bagawan Awa Ruci, Acimtya, in the ocean, and is given lessons by him,. Afterwards taking the name Awirota he finds the amerta Anjiwani (vivifying). Taking the name Atjkus Prana and prac tising asceticism he resists temptations and vanquishes the gods, also Pramésti Guru. Finally, having saved Indraprastha, he re turns to his brothers the Pandawas, The tale is not exactly the same as the modern Java nese Bima Suci or Déwa Ruci. Mpu Siwa Murti is mentioned at the end. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 292 has an extensive Dutch epitome, cat. Brandes II, no 704. Coll. v. d. Tuuk, 1896.