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sons Wisnu Murti and Indra Cakru is ad ded. Wisnu Murti is the father of mpu Kuturan, the mythical ancestor of the bujaggas. Indra Cakru is the ancestor of kings. Coll, désa Ni Tédah. Kadiri, Taba- nan. 14.916 26 pp., 20.670 Batur Kalawasan Pëtak, Javano- Balinese, mainly Balinese mythic and legendary history of bujarjga families, ex tensive version. The second half of the text contains references to various personages, i.a. dalëm Sagënirj and Marjku Koténu. Coll. Gurun Luh Gëdé, Sumërta, Badug. 14.919 12 pp., 11.394 S i w a L o k a, Javano-Balinese didactic story in prose on the residences and func tions of the gods and other divine beings in Sura Laya (= Siwa Loka), with references to religious speculation on cosmic order in the tuturs, Balinese divine worship and Wariga lore. The major part of the text consists in lessons given by Jagat Pati to his sons and pupils. Coll. Griya Sidëmën, Pëmaron, Mëgwi, Badug. 14.922 11pp., 30.218 Candra Bérawa, tutur, Javano- Balinese prose treatise on religious con cepts, conversations of Wërkudara, also called Arjkus Prana, and Darma Warjsa, with king Candra Bérawa. The introduction is a story of Wërkudara meeting Brahma and Wisnu sitting in a wood. Coll, jëro Batu Aya, Amlapura. 14.923 22 pp., 20.520 Usana Bali, tutur, Javano-

Balinese prose treatise on mythic and legendary history of Bali, recent version, beginning with the four mountains: Lëm- puyag (East), residence of Gëni Jaya; Bra- tan (North), residence of hyarj Watu Karu; Magu (West), residence of Danawa; and Andakasa (South), residence of hyag Tugu- The four deities are worshipped by the balyan èrjèrjan katakson. Ceremonies an nually celebrated in désa Panëgës (Basukih) are discussed at the end of the text. Coll- jëro Batu Aya, Amlapura. 14.924 41pp., 30.234 Calon Arar?, babad, mythic and legendary history, in Old Javanese prose, recently written in Bali, of Baradah, his daughter Médawati, his son Bahula, also called Yajna Smara, and Ragdèrj Jirah (Calon Arai3) with her daughter Ratna Marjgali. King Erlaqga plays a prominent part in the romanticized tale. Cf. Baradah Carita, LOr 14.784, LOr 14.946, Kirtya no 661. Coll, jëro Batu Aya, Amlapura. 14.925 31pp., 20.510 Usana Jawa, tutur, Javano- Balinese prose treatise on mythic and legendary history of Java, recent (?) ver sion, borrowing several tales from the Tantu Paqgëlaran, beginning with Kan dyawan and his sons. Many mandalas, do mains of sacred communities, i.a. Kukub, and paksas, religious denominations, i.a. paksa Palyat, are mentioned. One of the last paragraphs of the text concerns mpu Salukat, a holy man from Mëdag Tantu who had connections with Malayu. A triad of mpu Palyat (bujaijga), mpu Salukat (brahmana) and mpu Waluh Barj (wiku) is