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hoeve’s “Handlist of Arabic mss”, 1957, p. 106 (Hadith ad-Daggal); p. 392 (fasl fï c Urus an-Nabï). Coll. Hazeu, 1901. LOr 6537 — H-24.570 15 x 23 cm 21 p. 11 x 18 cm Javanese 21 lines Tale of Sèh Mëlaya, i.e. sunan Kali Jaga, in verse, disciple of sunan Bonar}, pilgrim to Mecca, meeting with nabi Kilir (al-Khidr) called Mahbud 113 rait, a child (jabaij). Seh Mëlaya enters into' Kilir’s bowels (guwa garba) by way of the left ear, sees the cosmos, four colours, etc. (cf. Déwa Ruci) and receives instruction in mystic lore. No ending to the tale. Sèh Mëlaya is mentioned in the Cabolèk discussions (ed. v. Dorp, Sëmarai3 1886, canto 7, stanza 9) and in Rinkes’ paper on the Javanese walis (“Heiligen van Java”), TBG 54, bijl. I. Cod. 10.867-C contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto. Coll. Hazeu, 1931. LOr 6546 — H-28.410 17 x 21 cm 361 p. 11 x 18 cm Javanese 23 lines Pus taka Raja Purwa by Raqga Warsita, vol. V, ed. Buning, 1892: from 572 till 654 surya-sai)kala. Coll. Hazeu, 1931. LOr 6547 — H-27.410 17 x 21 cm 4 vols : 408, 401, 372 and 429 p. 12 x 17 cm Javanese 19 lines History of Java by pa^eran D i p a Nagara, in. verse, written in exile in Manado (Minahassa, Celebes), dated in the beginning: 1831/32 A.D. The history of

Dipa Nagara’s own time, the 19th century> begins in vol. II. This part was publish 6 in Surakarta (Rusche, 1909). At the en of vol. IV Dipa Nagara (called Sultan bfabdul Kamit) is exiled in Manado, a11 there a son, raden mas Manadu Rahman* is born to him. ^ Short Javanese epitomes and a list initial lines of cantos are added to the volumes. Copy by a scribe. Cod. 10.86/ contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto-. Coll. Hazeu, 1931. LOr 6548 — R-16.020 17,5 x 21,5 cm 84 p. 12 x 17 cm Javanese 19 lines A garni Jawi, Javanese religion, note on theology, mysticism etc. in prose, c0 P^ of a ms belonging to the Regent of P urvva rëja (Këdu), 1907. Coll. Hazeu, 1931.