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37 lines, thick im port paper, half black linen, half leather binding Stories of 4 Jimats or Pusakas, pow erful magic heirlooms which appeared in human shape as kings, couched in 4 wayarj purwa plays: 1: Kampuh Polèg 2: Pulai3 Gëni 3: Kala Nadah, and 4: Gada Wësi Kunirj The plays were composed by the dalai] Cërma Tiyasa (also written Diyasa) of Padasan (district of Maguwa, Yogyakarta) for the use of Mr Moens, who asked for information onpopular Javanese belief in magic. Some inserted leaves contain a list of 21 tales on Jimats, mentioning, besides the above: 1: Kalima Sada 2: Gada Lukita Sari 3: Sarutama 4: Pasirj Pati (Pasupati) 5: Sënjata Cakra 6: Roda Dëdali 7: Këmbai] Wijaya Kusuma 8: Kala Nadah 9: Mërcu Dagir] 10: Pularj Gëni 11: Tumbak Kara Wilaq 12: Payur; Tuggul Naga 13: Tlaga Pacar 14: Gada Wësi Kuniq 15: Topèi3 Waja 16: Topèr3 Garjsa 17: Toper] Pruggu 18: Raca Bala