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17. Bagop Surak; 18. Bagop Gëmbor (mad, cursed by Së- mar); 19. Lahiripun dèwi-dèwi; Batara Guru’s karna salah, involuntary seminal dis charge ; 20. Garèp’s marriage with déwi Kawitas- wati, i.e. Capik; 21. Pétruk’s marriage with dèwi Kawitas- rëtna, i.e. Limbuk; 22. Bagop’s marriage with dèwi Mayap Sari, i.e. Jèmblèk; Bagop: pseudo Kama Jay a; 23. Togog’s marriage with dèwi Ariwati, i.e. Salwa, and Sarahita’s marriage with dèwi Arirëtna, i.e. Gandrip. Plays in vol. II (cod. 10.893, purwa lakons): 24 and 25 : panakawans appearing as can- triks; 26, 27 and 28: panakawans appearing as ajars; 29. panakawans as agriculturists; 30 and 31: panakawans as robbers (bé- gal); 32, 33 and 34: panakawans appearing as Kings: Pétruk dadi ratu Pent up Wuyup, Sëmar Nayantaka, Garèp Patra Wapsa, of Jap Biraji; 35 and 36: panakawans in agriculture, ir rigation, river Praga Wanta, boars, kyahi Tuk-un; 37 and 38: panakawans playing gamelan Lokananta: Pétruk pëmpul and Sëmar pëndap in klitik kayons (wayat} requi sites, gunupans); 39. irrigation, tumbal Tirta Maya; 40—46. panakawans in disguise; 40. Pétruk: ratu Jëi3giri Dèblèp; 41. Sëmar: rësi Wëdus Bérok;

42. Sëmar: Guru; Bagop,: Narada, Ga r è>3 Panarikan; Pétruk: Yama Dipahi 43. Garèp: pandita Wëdus Prucul, 44. Bagop: white tiger; 45. Togog: snake, Bilup: boar; ^ ^ 46. Pétruk’s pëtèl (adze) appe arin » _ Ankara Murti, to be exorcized bj juna;