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14.885 26 pp., 11.610 Puja Wali Kahyagan puri Bë- sa ki h, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese re ügious regulations concerning the Bë- Sa kih temples, and temples in general, Specially referring to purification. Coll. P Uf i Kaba-kaba, Tabanan. 14.886 2 pp., 12.490 Pamatuh, Javano-Balinese exorcism, ^°nciliation of spirits, also called paigkup. °H- banjar Liligundi, Sigaraja, no 50. 14.887 22 pp., 40.350 Panëragan, Javano-Balinese fair father magic, collection of magic incan- ta tions with sayut offerings and some ra jahs. Coll, banjar Liligundi, Sigaraja, no 64. 14.888 8 pp., 41.910 Candra Bumi, Javano-Balinese and Paliriese treatise, kakawin, on the origin of c °smos from Tawag Suwug, in the be ginning mentioning Licin, Kasuhun Kidul, ^ u Hgug and various mountains, also rajahs. M a ny cosmic entities are connected with numbers. Candra Bumi (Moon and Earth, the beginning of a well-known list of words w 'th numerical values, both meaning: one) st and for eleven. Various chronological s ysterns (weeks of 3, 4, 5 days etc.) are discussed. Sundari Tërus and Sundari ^ u ?kah are also mentioned. Coll. Kirtya no 631. 14.889 2 pp., 12.610 Pane a Siksa, Old Javanese treatise ° n brahmacari, sexual continence; one Sanskrit slokas with explanation. Coll. Kir tya no 618.

14.890 37 pp., 30.519-G Asrak, Javano-Balinese Ménak Amir Hamza romance in macapat verse. Asrak, or bjajrak, is the country of the spirits, mostly called yaksa or rëksasa in the text. Iman Sumantri is one of the heroes of the story. Coll. Kirtya no 470. 14.891 70 pp., 30.222 Kunti Yajna, Javano-Balinese epic tale in prose, with some interspersed Sanskrit slokas, containing many lessons on religious lore, mainly concerning the pitaras and the world beyond the grave. Coll. Kirtya no 811. 14.892 6 pp., 12.830 Alis-alis Ijo, Javano-Balinese poem in tëgahan verse, 21 double stanzas. Coll. Kirtya no 801. 14.893 57 pp., 30.214 Rama Kanda, Satrughna, Old Javanese epic poem in Indian metres, kakawin, made in Bali, versification of the last part of the Uttara Kanda (see Zoetmul der, Kalagwan, p. 402). Coll. Kirtya no 628. 14.894 4 pp., 11.040 Homa Dhyatmika, Old Javanese treatise, meditation (dhyana) on the fire offering (homa) which is located in the human body and mind. It is also called Agni Rahasya (p. 3). The second part of the text is a treatise on the place of the Déwata Nawa Saga, the Panca Rësi and the Catur Loka Pala in the cosmic system. Coll. Hooykaas, Den Haag.