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to the Panti Budaya foundation, 1936. Coll. Pigeaud, 1938. LOr 6791 — H-27.240 — incomplete 22 x 31 cm 176 p. 15 x 26 cm romanized 31 lines History of Yogyakarta, the British in terregnum, between 1810 and 1815, B aba d S p è h i (Sepoys), in verse, by paijeran Maijkudini^rat of Yogyakarta, dated in the beginning 1813 A.D., written in exile in Pulo Pinatj, afterwards in Ambon, where the author acted as medicine-man (dukun), changing his name into Panji Ajjon Asmara, The beginning of the ms contains texts in verse on theology and mysticism: Tasri ISJalam Jati and Rasa Sajati, both incomplete. Cod. 10.867-C contains a Dutch epitome by Soegiarto». Copy of a Yogyakarta ms made for Dr Pigeaud, 1936. Coll. Pigeaud, 1938. LOr 6792 — S-42.120 22 x 31 cm 171, 43 and 39 p. 14 x 26 cm romanized 32 lines Captions of pictures of things Java nese, Yogyakarta albums coll. Moens: (a) 171 p.: Albums 26, 27 and 28: cere monial dress at Court, crisses, military corps and apparel used on the occasion of the annual festivals (garëbëg), the homage at the end of the Fast (ïyabëkti), circumcision and wedding ceremonies. (b) 43 p.: Album 29: dances at Court, Lai}ën Driyan (Damar Wulan tale), way at}-wot], Mandra Wanara, bëdaya (male and female), sarimpi, golèk. (c) 9 p.: Album 30. customs, ceremonies, magic and medicines connected with pregnancy, childbirth and babies. Cod.

LOr 6794 — S-40.190 23 x 30 cm 103 p. 15 x 24 cm romanized 28 lines Notes on medicines, recipes atl ^ nation by Atma Supana II of Sur dated 1855, edited and alphabetically or ® by Padma Susastra (Wira Pustaka). ^ of Radya Pustaka mss, 4 books, rna Dr. Pigeaud, Yogyakarta, in 1936. Coll. Pigeaud, 1938.