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Poetical charades or enigmas, are used. Author: Sumarja, of Tun tat}, Salatiga, , 14 P. C, Q ' e w a G a t i, Balinese romance, in pa-t}kur verse. • ^ an ^ 2 were copied for professor Drewes 111 Batavia, about 1930. Coll. Drewes, 1966. JOr 11.092 — R-14.031 e ar k paper, folded, severely damaged Javanese 4 lines i j a 1 e c h i s m, question and answers on c US ^ m theology and mysticism, mainly con- s U " rent with the contents of cod. 1928 (ed. jj r * e ^ e an d Drewes), followed by some an ^ ° n re ^ e< ^ subjects. The script is of y. 1 anc ient perpendicular type, probably of Coast origin. The manuscript is writ- 011 treebark paper, folded in the manner toi COtlcer t |na balloon, like Batak books (cf. • 8657). The four lines of each page run Ua raUe l with the folds. On the margins rem- * °* decorations are visible. This kind q °k ' s rare in Java. Probable origin: C( entr al or East Pasisir, 16th or early 17th Ur y. A thin black board with engraved ^dilation tables (pawukon), called tika, was ]j 6 * or protection. Acquired by professor dist WeS ' U B atav ia, about 1930, from the 192s Ct <i Bagëlèn; see his edition of cod. ° ( Boek van Bonai}”). l96Q eSente< ^ t0 t * le hbrary. Coll. Drewes,

^° r H.094 — H-27.420 3 x 23 cm 2 p. 20 cm ' Vo Xerox copies of the front and the

back side of the binding of Buku Kedui) Këbo, history of the Dipa Nagara war, by the Regent of Purwarëja, showing two pairs of way at} figures, on the front side Bima and Yudistira, on the back side Bala Déwa and Suyudana. The figures may be allusions to the Java war (see the cod. Dev. Ath DvT V 1). The Xerox copies were made in Deventer in 1966.

LOr 11.097 — B-30.002 — palmleaf ms 20.5 x 2,5 cm 39 leaves 17 x 2 cm Balinese 3 and 4 lines Ramayana kakawin, Old Javanese, fragmentary, passages from sargas 17 and 18 (cantos no 119-130, with gaps) and from sargas 20 and 21 (cantos 173-178, with gaps). Small script, from Lombok. Acquired by purchase, 1966. LOr 11.098 — R-11.330 — palmleaf ms 31 x 3 cm 69 leaves 25.5 x 2,5 cm Balinese 3 and 4 lines Notes on religious speculation, Java- nese-Balinese prose, mentioning: (p. 6): Arda Smara, the journey of Atma in the world beyond the grave; (p. 38): Sat}gramana divination; (p. 39) : Déwasa Patiwa-tiwan, referring to funeral offices; (p. 43) Smara Réka Slokatara, on genesis. Unclear, irregular script, many Balinisms. One board is decorated with polychrome woodcarving; the colours are faded. Acquired by purchase, 1966.