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12.905 13 pp., 45.270 Kërta Basa, Javano-Balinese dictio nary of synonyms and difficult words. The items are numbered 1-560. From I Gusti Gëdé Rai, Cëluk Nagara, Kararj Asëm. 12.906 9 pp., 11.210 Tatwa Eta-éto, Javano-Balinese speculative tutur. From I Gusti Lanëg Raka, Jro Ujug, Amlapura. 12.907 13 pp., 11.570 Kusuma Dewa, Sëhan-sëhan Pamagku, pamagku ritual. Coll. I Gusti Këtut Sidëmën, Jro Ujug, Amlapura. 12.908 18 pp., 11.300 Tatwa Mula n i 13 Buwana, Javano-Balinese speculative tutur. Coll. Ida Bagus Gëdé Tarka, Griya Cahu, Am lapura. 12.909 15 pp., 40.090 Us ad a, Javano-Balinese, 259 para graphs, mentioning symptoms and Medicines. Coll. I Gusti Gëdé Jlantik, Jro Rakudan, Amlapura. 12.910 65 pp., 20.300 ^atwa nig Manusa, Déwa, Rak- Sasa , Sato, Javano-Balinese prose c °rnpendium of puranic and epic tales, be sinning with the gods, Sri and Wisnu, en- ' n 8 with tales of Rama, Anuman and the •honkeys, mentioning genealogies of many er °es, kings and rësis. Coll. I Gusti Bagus u ta, Jro Cëluk Nëgara, Amlapura. 12.912 4 pp., 21.200 ^rya Pacug, Javano-Balinese prose

history of the origin of a family of rulers of Pacug. Coll. Ida Bagus 5)oman Lëpëg, Panarukan, Krambitan. 12.914 9 pp., 40.370 Pagraksa Jiwa, mantras and incan tations, Javano-Balinese, with magic rajahs, in human or demonic shape, to be used as pripih (talisman), believed to en sure safety in all difficult circumstances. Coll. Sëmbug Gëdé, Krambitan. 12.915 10 pp., 40.370 Sari nig Kanda Pat Sari, Javano-Balinese treatise (containing numerous Balinese expressions) on the protection in all difficult circumstances af forded by five divine brothers, called 1 Gusti bjurah Tagkëb Lagit (ruler of the mountain), I.G. Wayan Tëba (god of the badugul shrine in the rice-fields), I.G. Madé Jlawug (god of the pura pusëh, ruler of the house-yards), I.G. ftoman Sakti Pagadagan (god of the pura dalëm, patron of balyans, dalags and musicians, connected with Sëmar) and I.G. Këtut Pëtug (god of the pura désa, balé agug, patron of social life). They are together called I Gusti 55oman Sakti, and originate from the Goddess, Ida Batari Dalëm of Rabut Sawi, the residence of Ida Pranda Bawu Rawuh, the legendary founder of brahminical culture in Bali. The text contains numerous incantations, man tras and magic rajahs in demonic shape to be used as pripih (charm, talisman). Coll, of Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 12.916 8 pp., 11.340 Dag dag Bagbugalan, Javano-