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XXXVIII. Still in the same year a small collection of East Javanese palmleaf manuscripts was bought from M. Lampusiak, LOr 10.392-10.394. * For cod. LOr 10.395-10.777 see collection XXXI. XXXIX. In 1962 a collection consisting mainly of Javanese-Balinese palmleaf manuscripts was bought from V. Galstaun. LOr 10.785-10.799. XL. In the same year some manuscripts from Cërbon, West-Java, originally belonging to Mr Batta, were purchased for the Library. LOr 10.801- 10.803. XLI. In 1963 professor Kraemer presented the Library with his important collection of Javanese manuscripts and papers on things Javanese, partly on Christian Javanese literature, originating from Central and East Java. LOr 10.813-10.850 (see also Addenda, in vol. Three). XLII. In 1963 and afterwards J. Soegiarto’s descriptions of Javanese manu scripts belonging to the Library were collected and registered as LOr 10.865-10.867. The Soegiarto descriptions form a supplement to the descriptive lists in the present book. They contain initial lines of cantos, numbers of stanzas and names of metres, indispensable ex pedients in collating codexes containing related or parallel texts. In the present volume every codex described by Soegiarto is provided with a note referring to either LOr 10.865, 10.866 or 10.867 (see also minor collections, 50.005, collection V, BCB, and coll. XXXI). XLIII. In 1964 a most important collection of illustrated manuscripts from Yogyakarta, mostly referring to the wayaij theatre, originally made for J. L. Moens, was transferred from the Leiden Museum of Ethnology to the Library. LOr 10.886-10.974. XLIV. In 1964 and 1965 a varied collection of manuscripts, partly originally belonging to the dissolved Islam Foundation of Leiden, was trans ferred to the Library by professor Drewes. LOr 10.986-11.018. XLV. In 1965 L. C. Heyting presented the Library with a small collection of Javanese-Balinese palmleaf manuscripts. LOi 11.022-11.025, 11.060 and 11.075. XLVI. In 1966 an important collection of Javanese manuscripts and copies made in Batavia about 1930 was presented to the Library by professor Drewes, LOr 11.028, 11.033/34 and 11.081-11.092. XLVII. Still in the same year Dr Hooykaas, of London, began to make avail able photographic copies of those codexes of the Kirtya collection of Singaradja, Bali (see coll. XXXVII) which were not yet represented in the Library. LOr 11.099-11.103. A descriptive list of more copies belonging to this collection will be incorporated in the Addenda in the third volume of the present book (see 50.003).