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with Bédahulu, mentioning Gajah Mada and Manik Agkëran. In the beginning some (Bali made) Sanskrit slokas are interspersed in the text. At the end the Saka year 1270 (1348 AD) (?) is mentioned in a sagkala (surya karana ardi gagana) referring to the death of a king of Blambagan (patiné sri aji r >5 Bragbagan). Coll. Ida Bagus Putu Cërjëg, Griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 13.630 37 pp., 40.270 Kawisésan miwah Gun a, exten sive collection of drawings referring to ma gic. Many of them were probably used as charms or talismans, drawn on objects which were worn between the clothes or on Hie body, for luck or protection against ev il. The texts are in Javano-Balinese or Balinese. Numerous names of spirits are Mentioned. Coll. Ida Kayan Rasa, Griya Pada, Krambitan. 13.631 32 pp., 11.580 Widi Sastra Kuna Drësta, Javano-Balinese, partly Balinese, treatise 0n various rites, ancient observances con cerning daily life, family life and death, and the cult of Sri, bjusaba rig Sawah, cultiva- tion of rice, with notes on offerings and divination referring to the wukus. Coll. Ida Padanda Gëdé bjurah, Griya Pèrèan K awan, Kadiri. 13.632 18 pp., 13.810 Gama Urip katëkan ig Pati, Javano-Balinese, partly Balinese didactic Poem (kidug) in macapat verse on religion, °t>servances and rites during life, and fun- ^ r al ritual for the dead. Coll. I Soman Un ya, of Jugsri, Bëbandëm, Karag Asëm.

13.633 18 pp., 20.691 Babad Rawuh para Arya Hindu rig Jawi, Bali, (modernized) Javano-Balinese treatise on legendary his tory of Java and Bali, beginning with Us man Aji and Aji Saka, mentioning Majapahit, continuing up to the legends about Arya Damar, who returned to Java and Palémbag. His successor in Bali was Arya Këncëg. Coll. Anak Agug Putu Widana, jëro Pagkug, Krambitan. 13.635 34 pp., 45.260 Kawya Janaki, Old Javanese and Sanskrit glossary. Coll. Kirtya no 425. 13.636 7 pp., 12.420,31.200 Kala Purana, Javano-Balinese exor cism, Paglukatan, wayag play in prose, of the mythic dalag mpu Lègèr, about Kala and Panca Kumara (cf. Panca Wala), sons of Siwa. Both were born in the wuku Wayag, the 27th wuku; Kala on Friday-Pon and Panca Kumara on Saturday-Kliwon. Kala, the man-eater, favoured by hyag Kasuhun Kidul, pursued his younger brother, but was in the end vanquished. Coll. Ida Kadé Astawa, Banjar, Bulèlèg. 13.637 12 pp., 21.240 Prasasti Brahmana, Javano- Balinese legendary genealogy of Balinese pëdanda families (called paranda), begin ning with mpu Nilarta, of Majapahit origin. Coll. Ida Këtut Kuga, Liligundi, Sigaraja. 13.638 29 pp., 20.210 Bagawan Agastya, Old Javanese Aggastya Parwa, lessons on religious lore given by Agastya to his son Dërdasyu. Coll.