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Dutch East India Company with refer ence to 1 Lampuit}. Fine large Arabic script, completely vocalised, Bantën idiom. Further, in small Arabic script, un vocalised, various notes; 2. (p. 107-108): the 4 Kings: Majapahit, China, Minaiqkabo and Johor; men tioning the ordinance (paréntah) of Majapahit (Kuntara); of Pajajaran (Raja Niti); of Lamput} (nagara Bulu [?]): Jugul Muda; further: 3. (p. 108-163): Bantën regulations in Arabic and Javanese script, and in Malay, Arabic script, including a note on in heritance and succession (fara’id), etc.; 4. (p. 1-64) : in Javanese script, Bantën idiom: a list of subjects treated, referring to the Regulations, called Masalah Undait)-u:ndaj}. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 432 has a Dutch epitome. Probably cod. 5598 belonged originally to the archives of the Pëkih Naj- muddin, the supreme judge of Bantën (cf. cod. 5625 and 7740). Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906. LOr 5599 — S-41.950 — incomplete 16,5 x 21 cm 42 p. 11 x 15 cm Arabic 9 lines Notes on divination, auspicious and in auspicious days etc.; further marks in the coats of cats (unëi3-unët}an) and their signi ficance. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 444. Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906. LOr 5600 —- R-15.520 —- incomplete 17 x 20,5 cm 503 p. 9 x 15 cm Arabic 10 lines Notes, Muslim prayers, compilation: (p. 1-41, p. 41-47): du c a dhü’l-Fakar,

c AH’s swo-rd, Arabic text with Javanes commentary; further (p. 47-230) various pmy erS ’ charms, medicines, white magic, i srnU ’ rajahs; (p. 230-318) : Kadis Nabi, P roS ^ creation of Adam; Idris; Ibrahim aI1 Namrud (p. 246-252); Ismaiyil; Sulém 3 ^ and Bulkis (p. 261-290); Dawud; Musa an Piraigon; Yusup’s grave (p. 297-318); (p. 319-329): Muhammad’s shaving» ^ further: divination, medicines, seX intercourse, positions according to Muha 11 ^ mad and seven prophets (p. 351-369)» a prayers, Arabic. ^ The manuscript has some (illegible) se stamps in red ink. A pencil note on the page “Solo” indicates Surakarta origin- ^ fact notes in Surakarta Javanese script found in margine. „ Vide Voorhoeve, “Handlist Arabic 111 aS _ p. 67 (Du c a’). Cat. Juynboll II, p- 445 a Dutch epitome. Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906- LOr 5601 — R-16.410 — treebark P a P er ’ 20 x 29 cm 156 p. [severely damag 14 x 20 cm Arabic 11 lines c A b d u ’ 1 - K a d i r JilanI, Life, ^ prose, with several Arabic verses a1 ^ prayers, dated at the end: 1204 A.H-» 1 ^ 1789 A.D., written in fine large Arabic sC ^ (p. 2-93), a short redaction, meant for r tation, not mentioned in the edition Dre' 1 »^ ^ Poerbatjaraka, “Mirakelen” (1938)- Voorhoeve, “Handlist”, p. 183 (Manak 1 further: notes in small Arabic script- (p. 98-117) : divination and chronoj 0 connected with agriculture, rice and eati Muslim prayers and incantations, 50 referring to Fatima;