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P- 191-202: punika gilmu irjatas agin (spiritual) P- 202-206: kitab T^iski ( c isk, mystical), Arab, kitab Inzal arRüh P- 206-212: tëgësé usali (usalli) P- 212-214: tapsir i patéhah (fatiha) P- 214-217: bab gilmu patag prakara P- 217-219: kitab supi P-219-223: kitab roron-roron (kawula- gusti etc.) P- 223-226: kitab patakonan P- 226-229: kitab rasa P- 229-253: kitab labul gasikin (sarabu ’l c asikin, binasakakën Jawi sakig Malayu) P- 253-256: saki Giri (riwayat sakig kagjëg susunan ig Giri tatkala amamarahi datëg igkag putra datëg igkag wayah-wayah) P' 256-264: kitab sarat ig pandita ( c ibarat ig pandita ahli suluk), men tioning pagéran Alèr (Lor) P. 264-268: saki bjapèl (i^kag pagandika pagéran ig bjampèl Danta amajag datëg kag putra pagé- ran ig Bonag... amëjagakën datëg pagéran in Kali Jogo (sic)... pagéran Kali Joga amajag datëg pagéran ig Kudus kag ajujuluk amiru ’lmu’minin) P- 268-269: bab patakonan P- 269-271: martabat roh nëm prakara ^'^^l: rasa purba P- 271-276; panigal yakin P- 276-277: wiyos i pati (on death) P- 277-279: mukaranat i sahadat P- 279-280: saki pagéran Makdum (punika wiyos ii3 pagéran Makdum, punika wiyos igkag kinaji

dénig paijéran Makdum ig Cërëbon) p. 280-287: kitab supi p. 287-293: pajëmahan i para wali (apagunëman i^ Giri Gajah i^ gunui3 Kadaton: 1.pagéran Bénag, 2. Majagug, 3. paijéran Carëbon, 4. paijéran Kali Jaga, 5. paijéran sèh Batog (Bëntog), 6. mawlana Mahribi, 7. sèh Lëmah Bag, 8. paijéran ratu ig Giri Gajah ig gunug Kadaton) p. 293-294: kitab rahsa p. 294-300: sakarat (on death) p. 300: bab aksara wayat p. 300: saki Kali Jaga p. 301: kun pa yakun p. 302: sahibu ’1 kitab paijéran Pur- baya igkag sinug kanugrahan ig Allah Ta c ala ig dalëm dunya walakhirat The rest of the book is not provided with Javanese and Arabic marginal rubrics, and the writing is done by other, less experi enced, hands. The vocalization of the pégon script is often lacking. The contents are of the same kind as in the preceding part. Some notes on prayers and dikir (dhikr) are inserted. The pagéran Purbaya who owned the original book is difficult to identify, be cause it contains no date. Paijéran Purbaya (= Madyun) is a title borne by many prin ces of the House of Mataram from the 17th century. On account of the shape of the Javanese characters of the marginal rubrics it seems possible to date the writing of the original book of notes in the Kartasura period, in the beginning or the middle of the 18th century.