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Balinese legendary prose history, begin ning with cosmogony Éka Pratama ; further (p. 5): Balinese legends, men tioning bujaijga Bali: siwa, Buda, Sat}- guhu (p. 1-10), see Hooykaas, “Agama Tirtha”, p. 185; 2. P a m a n c a i}. a h Maospahit, beginning with creation, hyaij Mëlat3 and hyai} Ratih, tale on Java, Majapahit, Kapir (Islam influence). Cf. cod. 9091, 9240. Originally 23 palm leaves. Kirtya no 139. LOr 9162 — R-l 1.300 22.5 x 30 cm 29 p. 16.5 x 26,5 cm romanized 42 lines Saraswati, Tutur-, Javanese-Balinese notes on religious speculation; further magic, mantras, exorcism. Cf. cod. 9133, 9439, 9705, 10.225 (different contents). See Hooykaas, “Agama Tirtha”, p. 22 and Hooykaas, “Sta- va”. Originally 39 palmleaves. Kirtya 142. LOr 9163 — R-ll.300 22.5 x 30 cm 22 p. 16 x 25,5 cm romanized 30 lines Darma T ërus At ma, Javanese-Bali nese notes, religious speculation, ritual, man tras, rajahs, slokas, Originally 24 palmleaves, Kirtya no 145. LOr 9164 — R-ll.310 22.5 x 30 cm 12 p. 15.5 x 25,5 cm romanized 30 lines Dasaksara, Parjlukunan-; Tatwa Tërus Atma: Javanese-Balinese notes, reli gious speculation; cf. cod. 10.000, 10.028; (p. 7): kalëpasan J013 Biru, the soul’s pro gress in the world beyond. Originally 12 palmleaves. Kirtya no 146.