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LOr 10.872 — R-16.030 — palmleaf ms, 36 x 3,5 cm 124 leaves [incomplete 30.5 x 2,5 cm Javanese 4 lines N o t e s, didactic poems on Muslim theo logy and religious law, moralistic rules and the world beyond the grave. East Javanese script and idiom; probably about 1900. Pur chased in 1963. See Soeg. notes, 10.866 A. LOr 10.875 — B-30.521 -— palmleaf ms 35 x 3,5 cm 118 p. 30 x 2,5 cm Javanese 4 lines Yusup romance in macapat metres, East Javanese script and idiom; the boards are decorated with wood-carving, coloured gold and red. Presented to the library in 1963 by the heirs of Mr Hartman, who allegedly bought it at Fort de Kock, Sumatra’s West Coast, about 1900. Perhaps the original owner was a Madurese or East Javanese soldier who* served with a regiment in Su matra. See Soeg. notes, 10.866 A. LOr 10.876 — R-16.030 — treebark paper 18 x 26 cm 348 p. 11 x 16 cm Arabic 13 lines, more or less N o t e s, mostly Arabic, some Malay, on Muslim theology and law, with sporadic in terlinear Javanese glosses. Javanese texts: 1. on para’il, inheritance division, incom plete; and some prayers (p. 156-169); 2. litany, with endless repetition of: élii}a Patjéranira, babo éliq,-é%; mentioning many prophets, concluding with Muham mad (p. 328-341); further prayers and notes. Probable origin: Bantën, West Java; 19th century. LOr 10.877 — S-49.420 22.5 x 31 cm portfolio