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I. Manik Maya in verse, 9 cantos, dated 1721/1794 (p. 4-74); II. D é wa Ruci in verse, 31.041, 5 can tos, the same as Krama Prawira’s edi tion, Semarang 1870 (p. 76-120); III. Lok a Pal a, Arjuna Sasra Bahu in verse, 31.022, 55 cantos: the last 23 cantos are the last cantos of the edition, Sindu Sastra’s version, Verh. KBG, 1870 (p. 123-319); IV. Arjuna Wiwaha, Minta Raga, 31.001, dated 1721/1794, 17 cantos, see Gericke’s edition, Verh. KBG (p. 322- 527). Originally Gericke collection, cod. 8995 II; quadratic Surakarta script. Brandes’ Descrip tion, cod. 8766, contains lists of initial lines of cantos. Vide: cat. Juynboll II, p. 112, 8, 9; cat. Engelmann p. 159, no I. NBS 75 — S-46.280 21 x 32 cm 56 p. 16,5 x 26 cm Javanese 23 lines Notes, miscellaneous: I. Metres, originally Indian and some so- called tëmbaij teqahan, all: stanzas of four equal lines; examples, each metre: two stanzas: 19 metres; quadratic script (p. 4-8); II and III. calendar, 42.020, comparative, European and Javanese chronology, day by day, years 1822-1827, i.e. 1749- 1754; preceded by a short note stating that boys are born on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday, and girls on the other days of the week; small cursive script (p. 8-32); IV and V. divination, 41.950, location of rijal ullah in the directions of the points of the compass on the seven days of

NBS 76 — H-25.020 21,5 x 34 cm 186 p. 15 x 27,5 cm Javanese 23 lines I. Manik Maya turned into P r ° se Karta Praja, cf. cod. NBS 13 (p- 2-4 J II. Déwa Ruci, in verse, by Kr an1 ^ Prawira, 31.041, dated 1721/1794» cod. NBS 74 (p. 50-74); III. Jay a Lëtjkara, Panji romance* verse, 30.881, dated A.J. 1758; ^ A.H., i.e. A.D. 1830; moreover mem tioning the matjsa year sapta me