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1933”), 365 p. LOr cod. 6621 contains a comparable text. Loan collection Teeuw, 1966. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. Teeuw 7 — H-22.750 22 x 34 (30) cm 17 p. 18 x 30 (27) cm romanized 60 lines History of S é 1 a Para 13, Lombok, Javanese-Sasak, in macapat verse. Type written copy of an unknown ms numbered 576/5, made for Dr Teeuw in 1950. The districts of Banjar Gëtas, Banjar Sari and, at the end, Pajaggi’, are mentioned. Loan collection Teeuw, 1906. Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. Teeuw 8 — H-22.720 17 x 21 cm, 22 x 35 cm 67 p. and 15 p. 16 x 18 cm, 18 x 32 cm 24 and 75 lines romanized Babad Lombok, tale of demur) Sandu Baya, in macapat verse. Cf. History of Lom bok, ms Teeuw 6 and LOr cod. 6621. The three final cantos, dandarj gula, durma and sinom, contain Islamic eschatology, Ka- bar Kiyamat, mentioning nabi Hilir, Dajal Lanat, Mahdi, nabi Isa, Juja ma’ Juja, etc., without reference to Lombok. Coll. Teeuw, 1966. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. Teeuw 9 — H-22.750 — 4 exercise books, [1 sheaf of leaves 17 x 21 cm, 22 x 35 cm 197 p. and 52 p. 16 x 18 cm, 18 x 27 (31) cm 24 and 64 (74) lines romanized Lombok History, genealogy of noble families, beginning with mythical tales: dèwi Sita and batara In(d)ra, on mount Suwui), have 44 children who, brothers mar rying with sisters, had many descendants.

Names of districts where they settled aae mentioned, i.a. Bayan. Further mount Ren- jani is mentioned. Cf. KITLV Or 324. Th e ms contains: (canto 7): a tale of a nakoda from Paléni' bat); (canto 15): a tale of Jayèt) Swara (Jay eS ' wara), a prince of Cëmpa; (canto 20): a tale of the King of Maj a pahit (Maspahit) who refused to> becom e Muslim; (canto 22): his younger brother settled i° Kayai)an, in Lombok. In canto 26 ff. the districts Salut a11 Pajat}gi’ and Barèt)a are mentioned. Canto 30 ff. contain i.a, a description 0 a Royal cremation, with much dancing, an references to Royal marriages. According to canto 43 ff. Lombok waS once raided by a King of Pajai); many Lon* bok gentlemen were killed. Copies (the exercise books hand-written» the leaves type-written) of KBG coll. Eng e lenberg no 1 (not registered by PoerbatJ a raka in “Jaarboek 1933”), a palmleaf ms 0 114 leaves, 51 cantos, in Javanese-Sasa idiom. A beginning of a Malay summary» made for Dr Teeuw, is added. Cod. Tecu' v no 6 (LOr cod. 6621) has other contents. Coll. Teeuw, 1966. Soeg cod. 10.866 B-

Teeuw 10 — H-22.750 16,5 x 20,5 cm 4 p. 16 x 17,5 cm romanized 24 lines S a 1 a s i 1 a h, Asal-usul, genealogy, ' n prose, Javanese-Sasak idiom, of the famO of adipati Alai)ga, or Latjga, of Nat)gi, first was patih of the King of Sela Para>)^ He was of Javanese origin, a descendant 0