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presence of Karna Jaya); Togog (men tioning Klantat} Sana, Karat} Joi}ké); Bilui} (stone statue, Sarahita); 107—112. death or disappearance of the panakawans’ wives: Sindu Ragèn (Së mar), mentioning Simbar Yëksa; Na- t}ik (Garèij); Limbuk (Pétruk), Nama Dipati, i.e. Yama, Dobla Jaya; Jëmblèk (Bagoj}, mount Tidar); Salwa (Togog); Gandrit} (Bilui}), both in stone statues; 113—-124. spirits in pairs, female and male, progeny of the panakawans from in tercourse with female danyarjs; 113 / 114. Sëmar with Goplëm and Sandit} : prawan and jaka Kopek; 115 / 116. Garèt} with Bakut}: éndat} Gandi, with rara Sunti: jaka Lobot}; 117/118. Pétruk with Grèndèl: éndaj} Tumpi, with rara Padmi: jaka Lët}kèt; 119/ 120. Bagot}, also called Bayat}an, with Bondèt; éndat} Tëpi, with Dénok: jaka Gandul ; 121 / 122. Togog with Grètèh: éndat} Lim buk, with rara Amis: jaka Lëdut}; 123 / 124. Bilut} with Slender: éndait} Gopi, with Srandil: jaka Mantra; 125—131. birth of the robbers, bégal, jaka Kantoi} and jaka Dèblèt}, sons of Pé truk and éndat} Brati; they stole their wives éndai) Swat}i and éndat} Raras; they were in jail; finally they were killed on the occasion of a cock-fight. Plays in vol. VI (cod. 10.897, gëdog lakons): 132—134. Doyok, Bancak and Régol: ap paritions of Sëmar, Garèt} and Pétruk, their clothes being burnt; mentioning Ismaya and Ai}li:r} Driya; 135. Doyok: dalat} Catur Rasa, exorcism of disease, mentioning Gatul;