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13.20111pp., 11.300 Smara Réka Slokantara, Javano- Balinese and Balinese speculations on cosmogony and notes on divination in con nection with diseases and medicines. Coll. A.A. Wy. Kompyai3, Jëro Krambitan. 13.202 18 pp., 41.860 Ti^kah i 13 Pandita, Javano- Balinese and Balinese notes on chronology and divination with reference to the timing of funeral offices etc. Coll. A.A. Wy. Kompyarp Jëro Krambitan. 13.203 5 pp., 20.190 Cayadijaya Lohitarjsa, Javano- Balinese (and pseudo Old Javanese) epic tale in prose, related to Cantaka Parwa. See coll. Berg, CB, 71 no 4. Coll. Kirtya no 345. 13.204 1 p., 47.120 Krama ni 13 Alaki-rabi, Javano- Balinese notes on forbidden marriage rela tions. Coll. Kirtya no 302. 13.206 61 pp., 30.396 J 05 B i ru, Javano-Balinese romance in macapat verse related with the Panji ro mances, see Coll. Kirtya, no 339. Coll. 1 Gusti Komaq Daipn, Jëro Ujui). 13.207 55 pp., 30.297 Tantri Kamandaka, Javano- Balinese fables in të^ahan verse (dëmu^). Coll. 1 Gusti Bagus Kuta, Puri Cëluk Në- gara, Amlapura. 13.210 17 pp., 13.840 Kaki Tuwa-Raré A 13 on, Javano-

Balinese didactic poem in Balinese macapat verse (alternating Sida Paksa and Walirp, concluding with Raqga Noja) on Balinese religion. Coll. I Gusti Bagus Kuta, Cëluk Nëgara, Amlapura. 13.21119 pp., 11.360 Kanda mPat, Javano-Balinese tutur on genesis and religious lore, with rajahs. Coll. 1 Rayi, Tahuman, Karaq Asëm. 13.212 24 pp., 11.300 Buda Sawënar3, Javano-Balinese tutur, lessons on cosmic order and Bud dhism given by Buda Sawënai3 to a variety of personalities, containing numerous Sanskrit slokas (corrupt). Buda Sawënad and his bride Sai3 Hyaq Ayu seem to be allegoric personages. Coll. 1 Wayan Kërta. Abiyan Sowan, Kararj Asëm. 13.213 41.920 Sundari Burjkah, Javano-Balinese notes on divination in connection with re ligious speculation. Coll. Griya Lod RuruiJ- Riyarj Gëdé. 13.215 22 p., 45.270 Kërta B a s a. Old Javanese dictionary of synonyms, corrupt text. Coll. Griya Lod Rurui3, Riyarj Gëdé. 13.216 I I pp., 11.290 Wréhastra, pitëgës, Javano-Bali- nese religious speculations on the connec tions of aksaras and japas with parts of the human body and gods and spirits located therein. The text contains a drawing of sa(3 hyaq Wréhastra, which is a combination of several aksaras, and some other aksara