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DFT S 227-7 — B-30.831 — palmleaf ms, 32.5 x 3 cm 158 leaves [incomplete 25 x 2,5 cm Javanese 2 and 3 lines Jar an Sari Jaran Purnama ro mance, in verse, incomplete. Rustic cursive West Pasisir script, slovenly written, very large. West Javanese idiom. Origin: district of Indramayu. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. DFT S 227-8 — H-22.020 — palmleaf ms, 32.5 x 2,5 cm 129 leaves [incomplete 25 x 2 cm Javanese 3 lines Muhammad’s Life, Lahad episode, in verse, incomplete. Rustic cursive West Pasisir script, exceptionally large writing, West Javanese idiom. Origin: district of Indramayu. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. DFT S 227-10 — B-30.761 — palmleaf [ms, severely damaged, incomplete 21 x 3 cm 143 leaves 16 x 2 cm Jaavnese 3 lines Abdurahman Abdurahim ro mance in verse, incomplete. Rustic cursive West Pasisir script, small scrawly writing. West Javanese idiom. Origin : district of Indramayu. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. DFT S 229-128 — B-31.069 — palmleaf ms 30 x 3 cm 144 leaves 24.5 x 2,5 cm Javanese 3 lines Rama romance in maeapat verse, in complete, beginning with Sugriwa’s rule over the monkeys, mentioning Togog and BÜU13. Rustic Pasisir script, not blackened. The ms has not been used. A short Dutch epitome by Soegiarto is added. Origin unknown. See Soegiarto, cod. 10.866 B.

DFT S 240/280-2 — S-40.270 — 21 x 3,5 cm 64 leaves [palmleaf nlS 16 x 3 cm Balinese 4 lines Notes, Javanese-Balinese, on magic and incantations. A short Dutch epitome by Soe giarto is added. DFT S 240/280-12 — B-31.063 — bound 34,5 x 21,5 cm 317 p. [in matting 29 x 15 cm Javanese 25 lines Ménak Amir Hamza romance, episode of the Purwa Kanda King Rustarnaji and his sons Atasaji and Kalaranu, w ' 10 fought one another, in verse, 77 cantos. Cf- Cat. Vreede, p. 54. Edition: Ménak PurW a Kanda, see Pratélan Buku-buku KBG, 1920, vol. I, p. 396. Sloping Central Javanese script. Origin: Purbaliijga, Banumas R eS *' dency, like DFT S 280-13, 14, 15, 17, I 8 ’ DFT S 240/280-13,14 — H-25.820 — [bound in matting 33 x 20,5 cm 625 and 384 p. 29 x 15,5 cm Javanese 25 lines Babad Mataram-Kartasura- 1. beginning with the Mataram expediti° n to subdue Pati, till Paku Buwana I, ginning of his reign in Kartasura; with additions: in the beginning of book: a list of nine walis, mentioning their inter-relationship; and at the end- a list of candra saqkala words (rup a candra); 2. beginning with the exile of Marjkur at Mas till the Chinese troubles in Kari a sura, in the beginning dated 1795/1°/ ’ copied for the use of ijabèhi Adiwij a ï a ’ jaksa of Purbaliijga. Sloping Central Javanese script. Sho rt Dutch descriptive notes by Soegiarto are