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XXIX. In 1935 a collection of manuscripts, mostly from West Java, mainly Sundanese, originally belonging to G. J. Grashuis, was presented to the Library, LOr 6704-6743. XXX. In 1936 the very important collection of manuscripts, containing Javanese, Sundanese, Malay and Arabic texts, mostly of West Javanese origin and referring to Islam, originally belonging to professor Snouck Hurgronje and known as Legacy Snouck Hurgronje, was incorporated in the Library, LOr 6954-6956, LOr 6989-7060, LOr 7162-7186, LOr 7372-7622, LOr 7699-7779, LOr 7805-7939, LOr 7951-8251 (cf. the collection Snouck Hurgronje 1906, collection XX). XXXI. In 1946 and following years romanized copies of Javanese manuscripts made by J. Soegiarto, some of them with summaries in Dutch, were placed in the Library, LOr 7217-7228 and LOr 10.395-10.777. Mr Soegiarto has been in function as assistant to the Leiden professors of Javanese, Berg, Drewes and Uhlenbeck since 1930. (See also collection XLII and minor collections, 50.005, coll. V, BCB). XXXII. In 1950 six manuscripts, mostly of Yogyakarta origin, collected by H. Ennen, were purchased for the Library, LOr 8498-8503. XXXIII. In 1954 the important collection of Javanese, Malay and Sundanese manuscripts originally belonging to Dr Rinkes was incorporated in the Library, LOr 8547-8653 and LOr 8971-8993. In 1959 a small collection originally belonging to the School of Tech nology of Delft was transferred to the Library, LOr 8932-8935. In 1960 a collection of papers mostly referring to the Bible Society manuscripts and written by Dr Brandes was transferred to the Library, LOr 8766 and LOr 8994/95. In 1961 an extensive collection of East Javanese palmleaf manuscripts, originally belonging to Dr Klaverweiden of Surabaya, was purchased. J. Aalderink was the intermediary. LOr 8996-9074, see LOr 10.865. In the same year a most valuable collection of romanized copies of Old Javanese, Javanese-Balinese, Balinese and Sasak palmleaf manu scripts was entered: LOr 9075-10.391. The copies were made in Sirjaraja, Bali, in the library of the Kirtya (Foundation) Liefrinck van der Tuuk, mostly before 1942. Dr C. Hooykaas, some time adviser to the librarian, transferred the collection to The Netherlands in 1949. Its importance as a source of information on Old Javanese and Javanese-Balinese literature can hardly be estimated. In this respect the Kirtya manuscripts form a supplement to the Legacy van der Tuuk (collection XIII) and the Lombok collection (collection XVII). (See also: minor collections, 50.005, coll. V, BCB, and Addenda, in volume Three).

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