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13.663 93 pp., 47.010 Darma Sancaya, Javano-Balinese compendium of ecclesiastic law beginning with two (Bali made) slokas mentioning Barada and Bahula. The latter part of the mss contains several Sanskrit slokas re ferring to law and order. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidëmën, Karai] Asëm. 13.664 41 pp., 12.920 Catur Yu ga, Javano-Balinese kidur] in macapat verse, moralistic, beginning with Kali Yuga. Coll. ? 13.665 14 pp., 21.330 Babad Pasëk Sanak Pitu, Java no-Balinese legendary history of old families of South Bali. Coll, jëro Kalèran, Sidëmën, Karai] Asëm. 13.666 11pp., 21.440 Babad bjurah Sidëmën, Javano- Balinese legendary history, beginning with Bëkurj and his son Manik Ai]këran. Coll, jëro Kalèran, Sidëmën, Karai] Asëm. 13.667 7 pp., 12.220 Samadi Yoga, Javano-Balinese tutur on samadhi and yoga, concluding with five Sanskrit slokas, and six elements of yoga: pratyahara, dhyana, pranayama, dharana, tarka, samadhi. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidë mën, Karai] Asëm. 13.668 13 pp., 40.390 Pamuijkëm Karai] Të5ët, collec tion of 41 drawings of spirits and de moniacal beings to be applied on charms which should avert evil influences, for in stance from haunted places (karat] tëi]ët).

Several drawings are grossly ithyphallic, and the spirits are in pairs, male and female. The captions are Javano-Balinese. Coll. Kirtya no 559. 13.669 64 pp., 21.230 Babad Ida Batara Sakti Wahu Rawuh, Javano-Balinese legendary his tory and genealogy of Balinese pëdanda and other families, beginning in Kamënuh. Several Bali made Sanskrit slokas are in terspersed in the text. At the end of the genealogy four groups of families are dis tinguished, standing under the patronage of four mythic ëmpus: mpu Kidul (i.a. Ban désa Mas, Pasëk, Këmasan, Pandé), mpu Wétan (i.a. Pasui] Grigis, Arya Pinatih), mpu Lor (i.a. Jrantik, Batan Jëruk) and mpu Kulon (i.a. Arya Kapakisan, Gajah Para). The next part of the ms (p. 47-63) contains a collection of mantras, beginning with Astra mantra. The conclusion of the text (p. 63-64) is formed by a short chronological list (in Balinese) of memora ble years of Balinese history, beginning with the reigns of Sri Suradipa (Saka 1030, AD 1108) and Sri Jaya Pai]us, also also called Jaya Sakti, who was laid to rest in Darma Anar, Pèjèi3 (Saka 1103, AD 1181)- The years are noted in figures, not in sat] kala words. Coll. Ida Pëdanda Putra Man- uaba, Griya Bukit, Gyanar. 13.670 6 pp., 22.710 Këbo Mundar, Javano-Balines e legendary history of the beginning of th e Islamic period in Lombok, mentioning th e dukuh Wana Bréga, in macapat verse. Coll- Kirtya no 466.