GENERAL INDEX, 70.019

374

ba^an, son of smith Supa of Sëdayu, for Atjka Wijaya of Majapahit, palladium of the Bra Wijaya family, after the victory of the Muslims offered to Patah (panëm- bahan Bintara), of Dëmak, Kanda, 6379 (9), § 22.910; 10.966 (Gunur; Kidul story), § 31.425. S a t) k u, see Kala Sarjku. S a 13, k u n i, Sakuni, maternal uncle and counsellor of Suyudama, 10.843 (2). S a 13 s a 13, jaka-, and the maid from, Kuwui;, river Begawan tale, 8993 no* 3, § 48.580. Saijsatyawan, mythic poem, § 30.260f. Sanskrit, in Old Jav. texts, §§ 00050, 10.000 ff., passim, especially § 11.800 ff., see also sloka; Sanskrit grammar and dic tionary, § 45.260 ff., § 46.010 ff., § 46.260, § 46.510 ff. Santa, wayaj} puppets, gëdog panakawans, 10.897/8, § 31.104, 10.915, § 43.130; cf. Prasanta, Santa Kusuma, patjéran, commentary (jarwa) on Niti Sruti, 6374, § 17.110. Santa^, rara-, younger sister of Walat3 SuQsarji, both of Pajajaran, marries, on a pilgrimage to Mecca, with a King of Mësir or Banisra’il: her son Sarip Idayat goes to Java and propagates Islam, 6557, § 23.510; also kéyan Santarj, ancestress, 5616, 5619, 6707, 7376, 7431, 7434, 7461, 7551, 7761. Santënan, = Pati, history. Santi Parwa, § 20.100 conclusion. S antomi, see Sëtomi, Bantën cannon. santri, man of religion, discussions on mysticism, § 15.210 ff.; ëmbah Santri, Ci- lacap legend, 8980 no* 4, § 48.565; see birahi, dul, guyëty, Amat Marjuki, Pa- santrèn. Santri Gudigan, Gudigën, Jav.-Mad. folktale, § 30.661, moreover 6436, BCB 185 (3). Santuka, King of Kumbina: Kanda, 6379 (3), § 22.910. S a 13 u B r a 131 a, companion of Asmara Supi, 1798, § 30.672. S a 13, u Pati, I, tutur, on death, CB 65 (2). S a 13 u Pati, II, mystic poem, Ali and

Patimah, Smaragama, 3698, 3874, 3986 (2), 5195, § 16.830. Sar3U Pati, III, Bramara-, lyric poem, 3980 (2). S a 13. u Pati, IV, pa^éran-, (sairj Upapatti ?), Lombok, apostle of Islam, 10,338 (Krt 10.087), § 16.930; 10.391 (Krt 10.547, allegedly the author of kidut3 Jatiswara), KITLV Or 319 (Nur Sada), § 22.730. S a 13 u S ë k a r, lyric, by Nirartha, 3881 (4), 3913, AdKIT 2751/2, § 30.171. S a (3 u T a 13 i s, lyric poem, § 30.177, more over CB 153, 3953 (8), 10.523, BCB 25 (2) (Krt 524). S a n u s i, ad-Durra, Umm al-Barahm, 5686,

§ 15.820. S a n u s i y a, tarika, mentioned in 6308, § 15.380. Sa.!3ut, Twalèn, Wana, Tolé, Dèlërn, panakawans: Pamatuh incantations, 996/ (Krt 1771), § 12.490. S a 13, y a.13 songs: Gëndirj, RtMLV 11.715, § 30.184; cf. Sat3 Hyaay. Sai3yoga Darana, Buddhist tutur, 9445 (Krt 756), § 10.620. Sapa Nana, dalai3: Pati history, 8615,

§ 24.840. 3 a p a n i T at w a, tutur, 9969 (Krt 1773), § 11.240. 3apar Wadi, see c Abdul Muhyi. Sapëtak, Ménak-, son of Putri Tumpm} and a dog, Pasuruhan legend, 2035 (4), § 48.510; cf. Supëtak. 3api Gumar ar;,, divination, 2144, § 41.950; in rice myth, Sulanjana, 7731, § 23.720; see also § 25.010 (Manik Maya); see cattle, lëmbu. Sapi^i, Safi c i, catechism: Muhtasar, > n verse, 7805, § 16.030; Iman Sapirji,^ 0 ^ 1 wirasat, pirasat, 2051, 11.018, § 40.540- 3 a p t a i3wat paramarta, tutur, 6524, § 12.500; cf. Mara Sapta. 3apta Buwana, tutur, § 10.030, more over 3860 (1), 3929 (2), 3948 (6). n cr a 5314. §

12.020.

Sapta O 13 k a r a, see Saptorjkara.