376

GENERAL INDEX, 70.019

Sarah, I, jaka-, = Siyurj Wanara. Sarah, II, commentary, 2127 (Tëkarub), NBS 55, § 48.040; see §arh. Sarah Wulan, wayat} gëdog play, 10.666, § 31.132; cf. Sara Wulan. S a r a n i, Bajo-, see Srani. Saraswati, goddess (of wisdom), mantra, 4711, 5139 (South), 5182, 5423 (4), 5431 (12), 9985 (Krt 1843); Saraswati hymn, kakawin, § 12.860; Saraswati celebration, wëton, 9157 (Krt 128), 11.243 (Krt 1484); Aji Saraswati, religious lore, 9133 (Krt 88), 9158 (Krt 131), 9162 (Krt 142), 9190 (Krt 186), 9265 (Krt 332), 9439 (Krt 745), 9683 (Krt 1197), 9705 (Krt 1257), 9797 (Krt 1452, Bubuksah), 10.225 (Krt 2289), 10.557 (BCB portf. 43 B), 11.352 (Krt 1979), REM 3824-5, § 11.300. S a r a t i, bondan-, putut: wayai} puppets Bima, 10.908, § 43.130; cf. Srati, Suranti. S a r a y u river, wayat}, play Bima, 10.889, 10.891, § 31.103. Sarban, Panulakipun bëbaya wuta, 1913, Prat. II, p._433. éarbu ’1 - C A s i k 1 n, see Sarab. Saréhas, see Saréyas. Sarèi}at, sari c a, Islamic law, 1795 (20, Aluamah, allegory), 6777 (10, suluk), NBS 86 (18). S a r é y a 1, see Mahdum-. Saréyas, King of Madayin, father of Nur Séwan, Amir Hamza’s enemy, § 30.461 ff. § 31.060; see also Kobat Saréyan. S a r h, see Sarah; Sarhu ’l-Irnan, on theolo'- gy, by Ahmad Ripat}i, 8568, § 16.010. Sari, I, 5420(7, letters, cf. kuta), 9971 (Krit 1778, ritual fee), 10.294 (Krt 2387). Sari, II, and Susur, see Gluga; cf. Mayat}-, and Sri, Banjaran, Mundit}, Gunuit}, Wandan, Pandan, Astra, Warga, Wasèt}. Sari Banon, of Pajajaran, mother of Muraidin and Muradin,, the latter the Ratu c Adil to come: eschatology, 7578, § 16.230. Sari B u m i, realm of Asmara Supi and his son Sujalma Bragëdad, 1798, §30.672; country of a princess, won by jaka Na- stapa, 2138, § 30.591. Sari G a 1 u 13 a n, incantation, 10.008 (Krt

1882), § 11.570; 10.281 (Krt 2370); see Galuit}an. Sari K u n i 13,, tutur, 9595 (Krt 1048),, 11.234 (Krt 1415), § 11.280; cf. Sri. Sari M u 1 y a, wonder-working snake of mount Lawu, by Puja Arja, 1912, Prat. II, p. 419. Sari nil} P a m u t u s, incantations, exor cism, 9510 (Krt 896), § 12.050. Sari Rasa, instructed by her husband ki Purwa (Bandarudin), mystic suluk, 6515, 6610, § 14.980; 8562 (2, suluk Runtik). S a r i d i n, C. F. Winter’s Zamenspraken, § 46.860; edition, 1848 etc., Prat. I, p- 24, Prat. II, p. 273. S a r i m p i, female dancers at Court, 6792 b, § 42.120; NBS 133-IV-15 (Pasindèn, § 31.161). Sarip Idayat, see Idayat. Sarlra, body, yoga, 5245, § 11.040; sa- rira Saijraksana, mantra, 5160, 5156, § 12.010; sarlra Tatwa, yoga, 9530 (Krt 931), § 12.210; Sarlra Wéda, religious speculation, 9327 (Krt 493), see Ratu-. S a r o n i, Sadu Baya’s wife: history Lombok Islam, 6621, § 22.720. Sarpinirjrat, dèwi-, and Aruman, alle gory, 1795 (20). Saru Salikin, book, moralistic, 10.80S, § 15.380. Sarwa Astra, Sarwastra, mantra, 5431 (1), § 12.010; see Astra. Sarwa Bantën, offerings, ritual, 10.295 (Krt 2388), § 11.550. Sarwa Sandhi nit} sarlra, 5354, 8 11.040. S a r w a r w a, Ménak tale ( ?): Beschrijving Brandes-van der Tuuk I, no 82. S a r w a n a, author of Sandi Ukara, pi c " torial puzzle, 1920, Prat. II, p. 487. Sasak, history, Islam, § 22.700ff., more over 5173; see also Lombok. Sasak Texts in the Kirtya Collection, § 50.070 (Krt 10.001 ff.). Sasana, Old Jav. and Jav.-Bal. lawbooks concerning ecclesiastics, § 47.010; Kanda Sasana, on ritual, 9473 (Krt 815), § 11.610; see also Tata-, Widi-.