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hiy^ an ^ oi 3 ( or Hwan T013), romantical pr ° ry in verse, vol. I dated 1861 A.D., b«i Q a Wr itten in Yogyakarta. Chinese tale (c the same group as the Lo Thor} 215' ^95, Ju. II, 109) and cod. 2140 and (Vreede p. 217), which has been tran- p bed by Soegiarto. B reseri ted to the library by Mr Sie Sioe °’ 0f Amsterdam, 1957.

LOr 8914 — B-30.641 —- palmleaf ms 35 x 3,5 cm 106 p. 30.5 x 3 cm Javanese 4 lines K u s u m a, raden-, prince of Rum, and the princess of Mësir, romance in verse, East Javanese script and idiom. A Dutch epitome, a list of initial lines of cantos and copies of the beginning and the end of the text by Soegiarto are added. The Radèn Kusuma romance is mentioned in “Indon. Handschr.”, by Poerbatjaraka-Voor- hoeve-Hooykaas, 1950, p. 109. Cf. cod. 8787. Bought from Mr K. J. J. van Zee, of The Hague, in 1958. LOr 8915 — H-25.030 — palmleaf ms 35 x 3,5 cm 102 p. 30.5 x 3 cm Javanese 3 or 4 lines Sri Sedan a tale in verse, rice myth, beginning in Cëmpa, mentioning Allah, Muhammad and Jabara’il, Madinah, the boar Cèlèt} Sërgi of mount Kandil, the ancestor of rice pests, and sèh Sëluké, who gives in struction on agriculture divination and reli gious duties. In Bësarah, Sri and Sëdana give proofs of their superhuman powers with reference to rice. At the end the text is called: Lampahané Ni Sri. North Coast script and idiom. Presented to the library by Mr J. D. Poll in 1958. An extensive Dutch summary by Soegiarto is added.

XXXIV. Collection T.H., Delft, 1959 (50.004).

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8932 — H-26.610 — incomplete x 23,5 cm 379 double p. x 27,5 cm Javanese 22 lines

History of Javanese Kings in verse, beginning with the Manik Maya tale till Kartasura times, Sukra episode. Origin