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LOr 6397b — S-47.510 21 x 34,5 cm 38 p. 14,5 x 25 cm Javanese 16 lines Wadu A j i, sërat-, identical with cod. 6397a, first part. Coll. Hazeu (no 24), 1931.

2,° r 6396 — H-29.010 15 x 26 5 Cm 52 P ' p cm Javanese 18 lines J a ^ a m h ë k a n i 13 para N a t a it} tanah Pino- ' Character s of Javanese Kings, begin- of p W ' t * a Krësna Dipayana up to Sela Cala thei r Ur ' Va h-S-rita, in prose, with the years of ta’s p rei ^ ns ’ i* 1 the manner of Rarjga Warsi- f r Usta -ka Raja. Origin: Surakarta, bought \,y ai | a< tèn Cakra Pranata, son of Rat}ga Q 0 j, 1 a ’ kampurj Pasar Kliwon, Surakarta. • hlazeu (no 23), 1931.

LOr 6398 — S-40.520 21 x 34,5 cm 59 and 122 p. 13,5 x 25 cm Javanese 25 lines Treatises, in verse, 011 physiognomy and divination (first part) and on Javanese- Muslim mysticism (second part), presented to Dr Hazeu by Parjeran Sasranirjrat of the Pakualaman family, Yogyakarta, in 1899. First part: 1. (p. 1-15): human physiognomy, with reference to women, to male genitals, called Candra Purus, and to auspicious times for sexual intercourse, ascribed to panëmbahan Kowak of Lëdok Goworj: Katuratjgan it} Manusa; 2. (p. 15-55): Physiognomy of horse, good and bad marks in the coat, horse manship and medicines for horse: Katu ratjgan itj Kuda; 3. (p. 55-57): characters of 16 different kinds of iron (steel), with reference to the making of crisses bringing luck or misfortune to their owners: Watëk i.13 Wësi; 4. (p. 57-59): Muslim pious invocations for the seven weekdays, to be repeated sev eral hundred times each, for good luck: P u j i Dina. Second part: 1. (p.59-123): Suluk I bar at Purwa- k a n t i, 17.400, treatise in verse with many alliterations (purwakanti) on Mus lim mysticism (tasawup), mentioning To-