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In 1964 the Moens collection was trans ferred from the Leiden Ethnographic Mu seum to the Library. LOr 10.923 -—- S-43.130 -— drawing-book 25 x 32 cm 54 p. [in portfolio 21,5 x 27,5 cm Dutch notes Wayai} Grëntër} puppets, types of Bima and his wives and children, accord ing to the Grëntër} tradition: 27 full-page coloured crayon drawings with Dutch notes on the particulars, written by Moens. The puppets are: 1— 6. Bima, wandas lindu, bayu kusuma, panon, lintai}, digya, kancil; 7—12. Gatutkaca, wandas mantèn, bèndot, kilat, lawui}, guntur, kancil; 13—18. Antarëja, wandas sisik (or naga), gèmblèi}, jai}kui}, pudak, ai}saj}, wisa; 19-23. Antaséna, wandas gëndërj, bambui}, siwar, srujut, jarot; 24. dèwi Arimbi; 25. dèwi Naga Gini, Antarëja’s mother; 26. dèwi Urai} Ayu, Antaséna’s mother; 27. dèwi Antawati, Antaséna’s sister, Urat} Ayu’s daughter. At the end, on the flap, are notes, also written by Moens, on the alleged genealogy of dalarjs who (by Yogyakarta Grëntëi} authority) were considered as authors of wayai} traditions. Mentioned are: I. descendants of Kuda Narawarjsa (Sëkar Taji appearing as male dalai}), called: a. Grëntët} I; b. his son Panca Kaki; c. Par}j at} Mas I; d. Pakut Waja; and II. descendants of Bondan Këjawan of Majapahit: e. Grëntër} II;