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14.895 58 pp., 30.213 Darina Kusuma, Old Javanese epic poem in Indian metres, kakawin, made in Bali, on the adventures of the Pandawas in exile before going into service in Wirata. Yudhisthira is mentioned in the end. Cf. LOr 9982. Coll. Griya Pidada, Klugkug. 14.896 11pp., 11.290 Aji Kunag-kunag, Javano-Balinese tutur, notes on religious speculation and legendary history of Balinese groups, brahmana cuté, bujagga etc. mentioning in the beginning rësi Madura and Majapahit. Islamic influence is in evidence. Some Bali made Sanskrit slokas are inserted. Coll, jëro Sindu, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 14.897 28 pp., 21.410 Arya Karag Asëm, Babad-, Javano-Balinese legendary history and genealogy in prose, beginning with Manu, mentioning as the earliest ancestors who resided in Bali the two sons of Arya Kapakisan, called pagéran Asak and pagé- ran ftuhaya. Sasak (Lombok) is mentioned. A Bali made Sanskrit sloka forms the beginning of the text. Coll, jëro Këlodan, Amlapura. 14.898 7 pp., 21.260 Palalintih Bujagga, Javano- Balinese, partly Balinese legendary history and genealogy of bujagga, families de scended from two brothers, Bujagga Lëwih and Bujagga Ari who, coming from Majapahit, first settled in Padag, in the district of Karag Asëm. After the death of the legendary king Maya Danawa, men tioned in the Usana Bali, the Padag bujag-

gas began their wanderings over Bali- Fragmentary Sanskrit slokas, made in bali, are interspersed in the text. The endings of the, mostly rather short, paragraphs are indicated by the expression sapënëgakëna- In the concluding chapter brahmanas, bodas and bujaggas are distinguished as non-intermarrying groups, the three of them (sarj Trini) also not intermarrying with all other Balinese groups, satriyas etc. Pasëk Bandésa, Gaduh, Kabayan, Tankas, Tamèg, Këbon-bjukuhin, Tubuh Bëlag Siga and Darjka Salahin are also mentioned as separate groups, not intermarrying with sag Trini. Cf. LOr 14.912. Coll. Dukuh Sëggwan (Sëgguhuan), désa Muggu. 14.899 6 pp., 20.670 Batur Kalawasan Pëtak, Javano- Balinese mythic and legendary history of mount Batur, mentioning the origin of mp u Pradah and mpu Kuturan. The bujaggas are frequently mentioned, also Kuwu Tëgés. Cf. Bujagga Bali. Coll. 5Ji Tëdah, Kadiri. 14.9016 pp., 21.260 Babëncagah Majapahit, Javano- Balinese mythic and legendary history, pamancagah, beginning with Mëlëg and Ratih, concluding with a chapter on the bujagga Bali. Cf. LOr 3861 (2), 9161(2), 9177(2) and LOr 14.953. Coll. Sumërta, Badug. 14.902 12 pp., 40.400 Kawisésan, mantra-mantra, Javano-Balinese and Balinese notes on magic and incantations, beginning with an Aku incantation: Aku sag hyag aji Jaka Tuwa. Coll. “Den Haag, Holland”.