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12.994 7 pp., 12.020 Paséwakan, Javano-Balinese incanta tions of deities located in the human body etc., with mantras and rajahs. The text contains several lists of names of spirits and léyaks. Coll. 1 Wayan Jiwa, Kubu Tam- bahan, Btilèlèg. 12.995 11 pp., 40.030 Usada U pas, Javano-Balinese notes on medicines and magic, with mantras and rajahs. The last item of the text is a list of auspicious and inauspicious marks on the feathers of turtledoves (Balinese: titiran). Coll. I Wayan Jiwa, Kubu Tambahan, Bulèlèg. 12.996 25 pp., 40.020 Usada Turunan, Javano-Balinese notes on medicines for various illnesses, especially of children, with incantations of spirits etc. Coll. I Putu Intaran, Banjar Pëtak, Sigaraja. 12.997 11pp., 11.250 Sag Hyag Adi pta, Javano-Balinese religious speculations on om-kara and genesis, containing notes explaining cryptic expressions such as tampak ig kuntul ag- layag. Coll. I Gusti Bagus Nila, Bugkulan, Sawan, Bulèlèg. 12.998 8 pp., 11.440 Tigkah Nëbusin, Javano-Balinese (mainly Balinese) notes on the meaning of religious rites, especially referring to fun eral rites. Coll. I Këtut Tamu, Kubu Tam bahan.

12.999 6 pp., 45.300 Taru Pramana, Javano-Balinese (mainly Balinese) list of trees with notes on their qualities and auspicious or inauspi cious influence, told by the trees them selves. Coll. Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 13.000 6 pp., 41.860 Ala-ayu nig Déwasa, Javano- Balinese (mainly Balinese) notes on auspi cious and inauspicious times for various activities. Coll. Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 13.001 3 pp.. 47.080 Widi Papihcatan, Javano-Balinese lawbook for ecclesiastics, analecta (cacakan). Coll. Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 13.002 4 pp., 11.280 Gëdon Bësi, tutur, Javano-Balinese religious speculations on the gods, begin ning with the goddess batari Dalëm Tuggal. identified with sag hyag Sri, who is con nected with the lësug (rice pounding block). The text ends with a glorification of Wisnu. Cf. tutur Gog Bësi, LOr 9152. Coll. Griya Bantas, Panarukan. 13.003 15 pp., 11.520 Putru Saji, maarti, Javano- Balinese (mainly Balinese) notes on offer ings connected with the soul’s wandering in the world beyond the grave. Coll. Puri Gëdé, Krambitan. 13.004 29 pp., 30.417 Cupakand G ra n t a g, Javano-Balinese (mainly Balinese) farcical poem in Balinese macapat verse (ginada, sinom, durma, pag- kur, dëmug, ginada, pucug, dagdag, ginada, sinom, dagdag). Coll. Ida Bagus