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nis 6 of the collection Jro Dagin Pëkën, Krambitan, 1972. 12.739 25 pp., 11.370 Rasa Utama, Javano-Balinese and Balinese poems in macapat verse (17 can tos), tuturs, lessons on religion, partly Javano-Balinese, partly Islamic. Rasa Utama is the name of the disciple who receives instruction from Kawiswara. The Balinese vernacular predominates in most Poems. From the collection Jro Asëman, Krambitan, 1972. 12.740 16 pp., 44.010 Asta Kosali, Javano-Balinese notes °n craftsmanship and building, with refer- er >ces to religion and shrines. From the collection Jro Tëgal, Krambitan, 1972. 12.741 42 pp., 13.130 Kamandaka, Bagawan-, Old Javanese (and Javano-Balinese) prose treatise on statecraft, lessons for ecclesias- t' c s (wikus) and princes, mentioning at the er >d Raja Ni ti. From the collection Puri Kaba-kaba, South Bali, 1972. 12.742 11pp., 12.035, 47.030 Kari Candana, oath, and Purwa Sa stra sarodërta. Old Javanese law, referring to the ecclesiastical judge (kërta). Brom the collection Puri Kaba-kaba, South Bali, 1972. 12.743 37 pp., 41.910 Bah Sundari Putih, Javano- Balinese treatise on divination, with refer- en ce to the mythic origin of Wariga. From *Be collection Griya Gëdé Panarukan,

South Bali, 1972. 12.744 21 pp., 13.130 Raja Niti Kamandaka, Old Javanese prose tutur on statecraft, con taining slokas with Old Javanese explana tions. From Griya Gëdé Panarukan, South Bali. Coll., 1972. 12.746 12 pp., 11.480 Klabak Akit, Javano-Balinese notes on offerings, rites and divination (pawukon) connected with agriculture, in particular rice grown on sawahs (Balinese: carik), containing drawings of rajahs to be used by agriculturists. From Griya Gëdé Panaru kan, South Bali, 1972. 12.747 20 pp., 40.370 Notes on magic and incantations of spirits, Pasikëpan, Pamatuh, Tatulak, Parjasih, mentioning léyaks. From Griya Gëdé Panarukan, South Bali, 1972. 12.748 19 pp., 13.130 Aji Kamandaka, Raja Niti, Old Javanese and Javano-Balinese prose tutur on statecraft, containing slokas with Old Javanese explanations. From Griya Gëdé Panarukan, South Bali, 1972. 12.749 8 pp., 11.380 Pakëm Agama Tirtha, Javano- Balinese notes on religion, mentioning in the beginning igama, agama, ugama. From Griya Gëdé Panarukan, South Bali, 1972. 12.750 19 pp., 20.540 Babad Pacu3, Javano-Balinese prose history, Gèlgèl period, containing gene-