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8. Kali Yasa, Surakarta; 9. Lawiyan well, Surakarta; 10. Jombor, Tëmbayat; 11. Bara Api, Prapèn, Dëmak; 12. Rèjètj, Randu Blatuj}, Blora; 13. nahi Buwur, Dampu A war;, Jombar;; 14. kala Dité, Diyèi}, tangled hair; 15. sëndai} Prëmbèh, bjablak, Sragèn; 16. A.t)ka Wiyu, Yaka Wiyu (ya Kawiyu l- c Azïzu ’1-Hamïd), fair with pancakes (apëm), Jati Nom, Pei3gh}; 17. Wana Sëgara, Bayalali; 18. rawa Pënit}, Bahrawa; 19. ki Seséla, Tuqgul Wulur}, Grobogan; 20. Mëdat} Kamulan, Mëdat; Pramësan, Aji Saka, Grobogan; 21. well Jala Tunda; 22. Sayudan tortoises, Bayalali; 23. Gana Rëti statues, Boja; 24. sunan Giri. See also Rinkes’ Malay and Sundanese notes: 8652 k and 1. Coll. Rinkes, 1954. LOr 8652e — H-29.240 23.5 x 36 cm portfolio containing 7 sheaves of papers 21.5 x 34,5 cm romanized Notes on history, copies and clippings from Javanese journals, about 1910-1920: 1. Javanese history in prose beginning with Kandiawan, originally: collection Holle, later: cod. KBG Brandes no 243; 2. Mataram genealogy, passage from ms KBG 120, p. 521; 3. Sëmut irët} etc. cryptic allusions on his tory; 4. Jat}ka Nagari, prophecies, dishes of the a j ar; 5. Cërbon history, sunan Gunut} Jati and the Sultans;