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alogies of numerous noble families ruling in localities in Central Bali. Copy of a ms of I Gusti Rayi Patèg of Bandar Gëtasan, Blah Kiyuh, 1972. 12.752 24 pp., 11.610 Tawur Éka Dasa Rudra rig Basukih, widi-widana, Javano-Balinese prose treatise on the offerings belonging to religious ceremonies, at the end mentioning tutur Bagbugalan, copy of a ms of the priestess pëdanda istri kanya of Griya Cucukan, Klugkug, 1972. 12.753 24 pp., 40.350 Panëragan, magic bringing fair weather, Panarag, and other magical prac tices, with Javano-Balinese incantations and notes on rajahs. From the collection Lëmbaga B.N. Sigaraja, 1972. 12.754 10 pp., 40.160 Pustaka Raja, kawyajnanira sag hyag Puggug Ti was, Javano-Balinese prose treatise on physician’s lore, contain ing many rajahs. Copy of a ms of I Nyoman Sëpag of Bulyan, Kubu Tambahan, 1972. 12.755 9 pp., 10.050 Tatwa Jnana, Old Javanese religious treatise, mentioning in the beginning triguna: rajah, tamah, satwa; containing moralistic lessons. See Sudarshana Devi, Tattva Jnana, 1958. Copy of a ms of I Gusti Bagus Kuta of Jëro Cëluk Nagara, Karag Asëm, 1972. 12.756 6 pp., 13.230 Indra Loka, Old Javanese prose les sons given by bagawan Indra Loka to his

disciple Kumara Yajna, on statecraft and good behaviour. Copy of a ms of I Gusti Gëdé Jlantik of Puri Pakudan, Karag Asëm, 1972. 12.757 11 pp., 47.080 Putra Sasana, Javano-Balinese law, prose, concerning marriage and children, and ecclesiastics, mentioning Widi Papin- catan and bagawan Indra Loka. Copy of a ms of Cokorda Gëdé Agug Sukawati, 1972. 12.758 28 pp., 21.090 Babad Karag Asëm - Sasak, Ja vano-Balinese prose history of a war of the rulers of Karag Asëm and Lombok, ac cording to the colophon written in Saka 1811, i.e. 1879 A.D. Copy of a ms of 1 Gusti Bagus Kuta of Cëluk Nëgara, Karag Asëm, 1973. 12.759 39 pp., 20.550 Kidug Pamancagah, Javano- Balinese history of Balinese kingdoms in macapat verse (beginning: durma). The Balinese vernacular is very much in evi dence in the poem. Copy of a ms of I Gusti Bagus Kuta of Cëluk Nëgara, Karag Asëm, 1973. 12.760 14 pp., 13.810 Kawiswara, Javano-Balinese didactic poem in macapat verse (beginning: smarandana) on Balinese religion (igama Tirtha). Kawiswara is a prince of Lëmah Surat who gives lessons on religion to his elder brother Bajra Dana and his younger sister Rasu Tama. The Balinese vernacular is very much in evidence in the poem. Copy of a ms of I Gusti Bagus Kuta of Cëluk