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further: Babad Candra Bumi, list of (mainly) Javanese geographic names (sa- Cr ed places, mountains, rivers etc.) and legendary or historic events all provided with chronograms (cryptic characteriza tions?) composed of words with numeral connotations; beginning with Kukub : kusitanyalawan (?): 07; Sadè(i3): ron kèli : 07, etc. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 289; (p. 7-10): Prastuti nil} Kaka- w i n, names of Old Javanese poets and their poems (p. 7) and cryptic or allego-ric explanations of the names of poets and epic heroes (p. 7-9); further some chro- Uograms of historic events, Majapahit 2 history. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 286; (P- 10-19): Kërta Bas a, Samoha ^Vacana, dictionary beginning with ho- monyms. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 210. portf. no 3 contains a romanized °Py by Soegiarto. Lombok coll., 1906.

LOr 5112 — R-12.210 -— palmleaf ms 45.5 x 3,5 cm 33 p. 39.5 x 3 cm Balinese 4 lines 1. (p. l-9b): Tutur, Prayoga nit} Sadhaka, Javanese-Balinese prose on death, on yoga, with incantations : Arjguli Prawesa (p. 5), Tasik Madu (p. 6). Cat. Juynboll II, p. 331; 2. (p. 10b-12a): Tatwa nit} B u j a i} g a Bali, prose. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 239. BCB portf. 7 contains a romanized copy by Soegiarto; 3. (p. 12a-25b): CaturYuga Widhi Sastra, prose tutur. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 302; 4. (p. 26-33): A s w a S i k s a, prose trea tise on horse and riding, with mantras and rajahs. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 310. Lombok coll., 1908. LOr 5113 — R-ll.030 — palmleaf ms, 47 x 4 cm 51 p. 42.5 x 3,5 cm Balinese 4 lines Tutur, beginning with: bayu-ambek- tutur-citta-sabda-pat}rët}ö-idëp-panon, corres ponding with points of the compass and gods; further: Prayoga Sandi (p. 4b-5a), mentioning Prana Panjara (p. 7b), Rwa Bhineda (p. 9a), Sadyotkranti (p. 9b), Sap- toi}ka,ra (p. 10b), Daha-Koripan: Black- White (p. 12a), Parama Kewalya (p. 14b), cosmogony (p. 17b), Mula Wasana nit} Pati Urip (p. 21), Japa Yoga (p. 27b), several Sanskrit slokas (p. 33a-34a), speculations on dualism: male-female, mentioning the mid night wind (at}in tërjah wët}i), eight colours, eight tastes (p. 35b), gods placed in the limbs of the body, yoga practices, with rajahs (p. 38), slokas (p. 45b), eight mountains of Java and eight colours, eight feelings (p. 46b),