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S ë n t a n u, Samtanu, father of Déwa Brarjta (Bisma): Kanda, 6379(4), § 22.910; Ad- KIT 1270/1 (lessons). Sénté Urai}, Rara-, folk-tale, 10.821, § 31.421. s e n t en c e s, in courts of law, 2170 (5), 2229 (4, 6-9, 12), CB 34, § 47.920, see also law. Sép ah, (sifat?), kitab of (the sanitri dul, 5762, § 49.120. S ë p a n j a 13,, Surabaya, kyahi-, bërkah, 7525, § 41.950. S ë p a n o 1, Spaniard, Ètor Danis, ally of Sandai} Garba, of Jut} Mara, sells, him muskets (senapan). After Sandai} Garba’s defeat Darjdat} Gëndis banishes him to Parancah (?), West of Banten: Kanda, 6379 (8), § 22.910; juragan Sëpanol, father of Sukmul and Sakèndèr, 6562, see 8 26.200. " 8 Sëpé Tanporat, first teacher of pa- tyéran Gowaii}, didactic poem, 9508 (Krt 892), § 13.810; cf. KBNW tamporat, and Cëmporèt. S ë p è h i, Sepoys, see Spèhi. s ó p i, see Saif. septets, see Sapta-. Serai}an, mpu ri-, poet of Bomantaka: Prastuti Kakawin, 5108, § 46.460. S ë r a n d i 1, country of spirits': Asmara Supi, 1798; Ménak Sërandil, § 31.060; cf. Srandil. S ë r a n i, see Srani. S è r è t, wayai} play Bima, 10.891, § 31.103. S ë r g i, Cèlèr}-, of mount Kandil, ancestor of rice pests, shot with an arrow by Së- dana: Sri myth, 8915, § 25.030. S ë r k a p, Bënu-, vanquished by Amsyah’s chthonic grandsons, Wilobar}, 3663, § 30.512. sermon, by Kraemer, 11.676, § 19.130. fervants, Royal-, see Abdi Dalem. s é s a n, tëbasan ir} utai}-, paying of arrears due to various gods, ritual offerings, 5085 (4). S é s é 1 a, Sela, residence of Suta Wijaya, chief of Tamtamas, i.e. Gëtas Panda,wa of Tarub: Kanda, 6379(9), § 22.910; ki gëdé Séséla, catches the lightning, 3186,

8652 d-19, 10.820, 11.673(4), illustration § 60.041; see also Papali. S è t, Prabu-, see Sètmata, Satmata. S é t a, rabi, wayan. purwa play, 1979 8 31.081. Seta Kumitir, son and successor of vizir Lo Gëndèr of Majapahit; was given the name Gajah Mada, Kanda, 6379 (9), § 22.910; Layai} Seta and Layai), Kumitir, sons of Lo Gëndèr, antagonists of Damar Wulan, § 30.850 ff.; Layai} Seta, wayan klitik play, 10.898, § 31.104. Sëtama, vizir of King Banjaran, Sari of Pajajaran, transformed (with his wife Sëtomi) into cannon to save the country in a period of epidemics by their loud voices: thrown into the Southern Ocean, fished up by a Portuguese and presented to the ruler of Jakarta: Cannon tales, 6418, § 29.210; see Sëtomi. S é t a n (bërkasakan), small spirits, various hairdresses, sons of Pétruk: wayat} plays panakawans, 10.900, § 31.104; 10.929, § 43.060; see also Satan, and Iblis. S ë t a n a G ë d o 13, Kadiri (pat}éran Dë- mai}), 11.673 (3). S ë t i, Bima Sëkti, wayan, play, 10.888, § 31.103; cf. sakti. Sëtija, bambai3-, wayan play, 10.831, § 31.081. Sètmata, bagawan-, = sèh Suman, = Wisnu: Saloka Jiwa, 11.632, § 18.260; see Satmata,. Sëtomi, nahi- cannon, Kanda, 6379 (8, wife of Jaka Pëkik), § 22.91Ó'; 6483 (wife of patih Sëtama), 6562, 7724, 11.082 KITLV Or 11; see Sëtama. S ë t o n, § 41.000, see tournament. Sétra Gaman a, Durga worship, 5145, § 11.810. S ë t y a B a m a, Sëtya Boma, see Satya Bama. Sëtya D a r m a, mBok Randa-, moralistic tale, by Suwadi, 1916, Prat.' II, 451. Sëtyaki, rabi, wayai} purwa play, 1979, § 31.081. S ë t y a w a t i, wife of Ar}lin Darma: 1794,