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14.958 18 pp., 11.040 Tutur U t am a, Javano-Balinese com pilation of treatises on cosmic order, loca tions of gods in the human body, and in terpretations of cryptic expressions. Coll. Griya Anar, Sibag Kalèran. 14.959 89 pp., 21.291 Mpu Kapakisan, Javano-Balinese legendary history, babad, of the Kapakisan family, beginning in Majapahit, in macapat verse, kidug. The colophon contains the date of the copying: Saka 1844, i.e. 1922 AD. The original owner of the text was called Madé Sigarsa. Coll, ftoman Bulu, Padag Kërta, Karag Asëm. 14.960 11pp., 11.300 Padma r i 13 Rag a, katuturan, Javano-Balinese tutur, on the locations of aksaras of mantras, Sa Ba Ta A I, Na Ma Si Wa Ya, etc. in the human body, beginning with Padma rig Hërdaya. Two drawings, schematic figures of the human body with the locations of the aksaras, are added. Coll. Ajin Déwa Ayu Putu Puspa, Klatig Désa, Krambitan. 14.963 8 pp„ 21.260 Tri Ligga Siwa Sasana, Javano- Balinese mythical history of the triad Brahmana, Boda, Bujagga, mentioning Mëlëg and Ratih, and also mpu Gandrig and the blacksmiths. Another pair of divine ancestors mentioned in the text is Jnésnaya and Jnésnu Ayu, the origin of the triad of bagawans Indra Cakru of Basakih, Sunya Murti of Bratan and Sunya Tawag of Majapahit. The mpus Kuturan and Pradah are descended from Sunya Murti. The text

concludes with tales about the mythical origin of the guru bujagga ritual, mention ing the Bah Sundari, Sundari Bugkah and Sundari Tërus pustakas given to the bujaggas by Siwa, and also the pacira salu. a bench, an object used in funeral offices- Coll. Batu Bulan, Gianar. 14.964 13 pp., 21.260 Kundalini, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese mythical and legendary history of the triad Pranda, Boda, Bujagga. Këlik and Asu-asa are frequently mentioned, and legendary origins of several localities if Bali are related. The text contains some slokas in corrupt Sanskrit, made in Bali. Cf- LOr 11.866. Coll, fii Tëdah, Pajatèn, Kadiri, Tabanan. 14.965 10 pp., 21.370 Gagëlaran Sagguhu, Javano- Balinese legendary history of the sagguhu Asu-asa, beginning with I Guto, and Wagsa Këlik, in Wila Tikta. Originally I Sëgg u accepted to serve the brahmana in Wila Tikta as a bearer, juru pikul, afterwards he learned the holy lore. Cf. LOr 14.957. The second chapter of the text contains a de scription of the sagguhu religious ritual, karya pambuta yajna, with incantations of Kala, and offerings. Coll. Fakultas Udayana, Dèn Pasar, no 212. 14.967 51pp., 30.417 Cupak Grantag, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese farcical and erotic poem i n Balinese macapat verse (sëgké, sinom, durma, pagkur, dëmug, basur, pucun, dan- dag, basur, sinom, dagdag). The parents of Cupak and Grantag, twins, are called Be-