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13.683 19 pp. 21.220 Babad Brahman a, Javano-Balinese legendary history of Balinese pëdanda families. Coll. I Këtut Suwija BA, Sirjaraja. 13.684 71 pp., 13.220 Pagastawa déniq Widi, compila tion, containing: 1: Niti Raja Sasana, Javano-Balinese didactic poem on state craft, in macapat verse; 2 (p. 13): various Javano-Balinese prose texts beginning with Brahma Wa^sa Tatwa ( 13.270) on be haviour and religious law of ecclesiastics; 3 (p. 37): various lengthy hymns (pagastawa, stawa, 11.820), Sanskrit slokas, to be sung for the god of the ocean (Hyan ri^ Sagara) and Druwa Rësi, of the sky, and Javanese incantations, i.a. of Përthiwi, batari Danu, sag hyag Ananta Boga, al together belonging to priestly ritual on im portant occasions; 4 (p. 50): various tuturs beginning with Tri Kaya Parisuda ( 13.290) Dasa Sila ( 13.440) etc.; 5 (p. 55), didactic poem, Darma Sunya Këlin ( 13.760). Coll. Anak Aguq Putu Widana, jëro Paqkuq, Krambitan. 13.685 21pp., 30.220 Arjuna Pramada, Javano-Balinese epic tale in prose, imitation of Old Javanese parwa style. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Kadiri, Tabanan. 13.686 17 pp., 40.370 Panuqgun Karaij, Javano-Balinese magic incantations, and some slokas, and rajahs, against evil influences, preceded (p. 1-9) by a legendary history of Arya Damar of Tulémbarj and Gajah Mada’s visit in Bali, in Javano-Balinese mixed with

Balinese (cf. Prasasti, LOr 9349, 20.570). Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Kadiri, Taba nan. 13.687 20 pp., 41.910 Sundari Gama, Javano-Balinese treatise on ritual and offerings connected with particular dates. Cf. LOr 13.675. The second part of the ms (p. 9-16) contains notes on mantras and incantations and (p. 11-21) a Balinese didactic poem in ginada verse (30 stanzas) on kinds of food which cause illness when eaten on particu lar dates. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Kadiri, Tabanan. 13.688 96 pp., 30.380 Rawi Sandi, Javano-Balinese Panji romance in tëgahan metre. Coll. I Gusti Gëdé Taman, jëro Sëlat, Karai) Asëm. 13.690 10 pp., 40.370 Wacakan Tatëbasan, Javano Balinese notes on offerings, tëbasan, earn, with mantras to avert evil influences, to be offered on behalf of persons with reference to the date of their birth, Coll. 1 Gusti Way an Taman, jëro Ujuq, Amlapura. 13.691 23 pp., 12.410 Palalukatan, Javano-Balinese exor cist rites, beginning with Gëni ArjlayatT with incantations, Sanskrit slokas and say at offerings. Coll. 1 Madé Pasëk, Banu Asrn Siijaraja. 13.692 69 pp., 40.280 Prémbon, Javano-Balinese and Bali' nese notes on magic mantras and incanta tions, containing a considerable number o