Amoghasiddhi (S), Wairocana (E), Ami- tabha (W), Ratnasambhawa (N) (p. 10b); Trimurti mantra in connection with Tiga Surya and Cakra Bhuwana (p. lib); Kala Oasaksara (p. 12a) ; Loka Natha (p. 15b); incantations, exorcism sap Puntap-pantip (P- 16a) ; rësi Gana (p. 18b) ; exorcism of 'i' e Kalas Génjop, Munep etc., ni Calon Arat3, ni Dompo, ni Lamp etc. (p. 19b); incantation of mpu Bharadah etc. (p. 20a); -’dërtyunjaya prayascita nip wwap (p. 23a). Vide cat. Juynboll II, p. 325, and Goris, Oud-Javaanse Theologie”, 1926. Quoted by Ifooykaas, “Stava”. The ms was bought for th e Library in 1895. 3190 — B-31.068 — palmleaf ms, ^ x 3 cm 168 leaves [incomplete x 2,5 cm Javanese 3 or 4 lines ■Rama epic in macapat verse, East Java- llese 'M a dur e s e version, idiom and script, c alled Rama K1 i 13. The ms is slovenly writ- tetl l as the scratched letters are not black- erie d as usual the text is difficult to read. It °ntains only part of the Rama tale, men- n,n g in the beginning Sugriwa and at le end the dam. c Vide cat. Juynboll II, p. 69. Cod. 10.867 g i-ains a list of initial lines of cantos by ° e -giarto. The ms was purchased in 1895.

2. Kiduij rumêksa iij w ë tj i, in verse p. 1-9), vide cat. Juynboll II, p. 52. The second text has a colophon beginning with the Balinese awignam astu namastu siddirastu, and stating that it belonged to the Balinese King (Anak Agui} Aguiy Gëdé bjurah) of Karat} Asem, and that it was written in Kuta Raja in 1814 Saka, i.e. 1892 A.D. before (and in connection with) a war. Evidently the very neatly written ms was considered as a charm. It was bought for the Library in 1895 from a quartermaster- sergeant who brought it home from Lombok.

LOr 3192 — B-30.374 — palmleaf ms, 44 x 3 cm 31 p. [incomplete 39 x 2,5 cm Balinese 4 lines 1. Undakan Parjrus, Panji romance, Balinese Javanese, tepahan metre, vide cat. Juynboll I, p. 205, cf. cat. Brandes II, no 1251. BCB portf. no 163 contains a romanized copy by Soegiarto. The colophon has the date 1746 Saka, i.e. 1824 A.D. (p. 1-25); 2. Aji Këmbap, kakawin, Javanese- Balinese treatise in (pseudo) Indian metre, incantation, mentioning flowers connected with parts of the human body, vide cat. Juynboll I, p. 178, cf. cat. Bran des I, no. 38. The text has a colophon mentioning the year T3 Saka, i.e. (18 ?)91 A.D. BCB portf. no 164 and no 24 contain a romanized copy by Soegi arto. The ms, written in small Balinese script, was presented to the Library by Professor Pijnappel in 1895.

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