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31.232 Karta Piyoga malii), by Kusumadi laga: cod. 6689. 31.233 Srikandi maguru manah: cod. 2326. 31.234 Parta Krama: cod. 8557. 31.235 Kandi Awa and Minta Raga: cod. 2139. 31.236 Alap-alapan Sëmbadra and Srikandi maguru manah: cod. 3997 (compendium = 4290 = 10.663 10.665 = BCB pritf 145). 31.237 Bale Gala-gala: cod. 1869. 31.238 Borna, Bomantaka: cod. NBS 81-VIH (= 10.641 = BCB pritf 78), BCB prtf 46. 31.239 Basu Déwa, Sëmar t)amé, Yogya- karta: cod. 6416 (Sëmar i)amé), KITLV Or 5 (Basu Déwa). 31.240 Abimanyu krama: cod. 6417. 31.241 Narayana Mégatara, Yogyakarta: cod. 8909. 31.242 Turjgul Wulut>: cod. 2327. 31.243 Kalantaka, Samba Léijlëij: cod. NBS 81-IX (= 10.642 = BCB prtf 78). 31.244 Sëmar Kuniit): cod. CB 25 (= BCB prtf 46). 31.245 Caluntai} (Gatotkaca), Pasisir: cod. 10.781. 31.246 Parta Smara: cod. 6578 (compendium).

31.247 Sëkar Tunjui) Tuwuh iv, Séla: cod. 11.087. 31.260 Textbooks of wayat) plays. In the second half of the nineteenth century the increasing interest in wayat) literature led Javanese authors to write texts of wayat) plays, complete with the dalai) s introductions and descriptions in rhythmic prose (see 00020) and the dialogues, The most elabor ate texts contained also the dalai) s songs (suluks) and the panakawans’ jokes. It is likely that the Javanese authors were prompted by Dutch scholars who wanted detailed information on the wayai). Some texts of wayai) purwa plays were published by nineteenth century Dutch scholars, in the first place Roorda ("De “Wajangverhalen van Pala Sara, Pandoe “en Radèn Pandji”, 1869), who rightly con sidered the wayai) plays the most represen tative element of belletristic Javanese litera ture of his time. 31.261 Pandu, complete text, prose: cod. 2134. 31.262 Palasara krama, complete text, prose: cod. KITLV Or 20. 31.263 Abiyasa, complete text, prose: cod. 2193. 31.264 Përgiwa, in prose: cod. 5788 (incomplete). 31.265 Sëmbadra wayuh jalër, Sri Mai)ui)- kuit), in prose: cod. 3181. 31.266 Sëmbadra Larui), complete text, prose: cod. 6404. 31.267 Jaya Murcita, in prose: cod. NBS 16.