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pucug, mijil, kumambag, dandag, gambuh, girisa, durma, juru dëmug, mëgatruh, dandag, pucug, dandag, pucug, dandag, pucug, dandag). Contents: a modern com pilation of versified versions of Old Javanese and Javano-Balinese tuturs on religion and ethics. Cantaka Parwa and Dagdag Bagbulagan are mentioned. The macapat metres are said to be written after the manner of Kartasura or Surakarta. Coll. Kirtya no 165. 14.829 27 pp., 21.464 Babad Tagkas Kori Agug, Javano-Balinese legendary history and genealogy of old families of South Bali, mentioning the Pasëk Gèlgèl group, be ginning with a chronology, in Saka years, of the mythic origins. Tok Lagkir is the name of a sacred mountain from which sprang the gods. Coll. Griya Mandara, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 14.830 39 pp., 21.350 Babad Arya Pinatih, Javano- Balinese legendary history and genealogy of old families of South Bali, beginning with Sidi Mantra and Manik Agkëran. Coll, jëro Kalèran, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 14.831 24 pp., 12.220 Janma Rahasya, Javano-Balinese tutur, modern compilation, beginning with Buddhistic lessons on samadhi, further: explanations of Sanskrit slokas, such as Catus Pataka, great sins. The greater part of the compilation consisits of religious speculations on the relationship of mi crocosmos, the human body and soul, with macrocosmos, the sphere of the gods. Coll.

Griya Pidada, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 14.832 21pp., 11.260 Maha Yukti, Javano-Balinese tutur, miscellaneous lessons on religious con cepts, beginning with Idha, Piggala- Susumna, further; locations of gods and divine syllables in the human body and mind. Coll, jëro Kawan, Sidëmën, Kara? Asëm. 14.834 45 pp., 12.510 Lëbur Sags a, Javano-Balinese tutur on purification and exorcism of various evil influences, léyaks and spirits, with notes on offerings (tawur and caru), mentioning a number of 46 buffaloes, called PambaligY 3 Rëbu Bumi. A mythical history with a chronology noted in Saka years is inserted (p. 27), mentioning dèwi Danuh of mount Batur and sag hyag Putra Jaya of Tok Lagkir as first divine beings located in Bali- The last part of the texf (p. 36 ff.) contains notes on various offerings (caru), cattle and fowls, and notes on the significance of earthquakes (palilindon). Coll, jëro Sindu- Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 14.835 32 pp., 31.200 Tigkah Dalag gawayag Cupak, modern Balinese description of a wayaD performance, the Cupak story transformed into a wayag play. Coll, banjar Liligundi- Sigaraja, no 30. 14.841 65 pp., 11.460 Tigkah ig Pamagku, compilation of Javano-Balinese, mostly Balinese notes on pamagku lore, ritual, mantras and prayers, exorcism, incantations and magic-