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two versions, cursive East Pasisir script, 6 and 7 p.; with a note on Haggu ’1-Sakka, a native of Nagran, a Magüsï, who lived in the fitra (fatra) between c Isa and Muhammad, in Arabic with Javanese interlinear glosses; alleged authority: kitab c Umdatu ’1-Ansab, 4 p.; 9. genealogy of Javanese Kings, 28.610, beginning with Adam down to Paku Buwana VII, 7 p. prose, cursive script; and genealogy, patyiwa and panegen, beginning with Adam down to Sultan Amëqku Buwana IV of Yogyakarta; further containing saijkalas of Javanese (Yogyakarta) history, and notes on chronology and divination, 16 p. qua dratic script; 10. copies of correspondence, 49.520, be tween the Kartasura and Surakarta Kings Paku Buwana II and III and Dutch officials, dated about 1670/1745; further: Javanese text of the treaty of 1743 of Governor-General van Imhoff with Paku Buwana II, of Kartasura, 17 articles; further dated notes on events of Javanese history, Court chronicle, and copied letters of the same period, 59 p. small cursive script; portf. Ill, sheaves no 11-13: 11. loose notes, in verse, from Pad tan, i.a. pitik tulak pitik tukury 5 p.; 12. poem on a landlord, 1 p.; 13. lyric and erotic poems, artificial poetry, with warjsalans, 31.380, examples of macapat metres, uran-uran, 26 p.; portf. IV, sheaves no 15-20: 15 and 16. Sindèn Bëdaya Gëndirj Sarimpi, 31.161, dance and music, with songs, of female Court dancers, two parellel texts,

13 and 15 p., perpendicular script) wlt rubrics; 17. examples of tembar) gëdé, Indian nietr ^ according to Central Javanese traditio > and Javanese tëtjahan metres, begin 111110 with basanta, up to gambuh, palug° n ’ raijsaij etc., perpendicular script, 15 P” 18. examples of tëmbai} gëdé, Indian m e t re according to Central Javanese traditio > beginning with sëkarini, perpendicu a script, 13 p.; 19. examples of metres, macapat, teija ^ and some gëdé, according to Cen Javanese tradition, cursive script, 12 P- ’ 20. notes on gamelan music, 42.500, natn e of gendirjs, and tunes of macapat metr eS ’ cursive script, 13 p.; portf. V, sheaves no 21-27: 21 and 22. Caraka Basa (monosyllabe words), 45.340, (two copies), Dasa Nan 1 (synonyms), Kirata Basa (kawi-Javan ese dictionary), partly cursive, partly 9 lia dratic script, 19 and 17 and 20 p-, 23. Dasa Nam a, 45.300, beginning synonyms of “writing”, and Aksara Sandi Sutra, in prose, cursive scrip > 30 p.; 24. kawi-Javanese glossary, and Can Saijkala mnemonic stanza, cursive scrip 1 ’ 9 p.; 25. C a n d r a S a 13 k a 1 a, 46.350, nm monic stanzas with explanations ox words, Javanese and Dutch, quadra script, 10 p.; 26. Parama Sastra, 46.060, beginning with aksaras, in prose, 34 paragraph 5 ' running script, 49 p.; 27. Sandi Sutra, 46.040, Dasa Nan 1 »’ Wyanjana, notes on Sanskrit aksara s etc., cursive script, 29 p.;