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Copies made by Sumahatmaka, Surakarta. Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.638 — R-18.240, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 43 p. 17,5 x 12 cm Javanese 23 lines Widya Pramana, speculations on genesis, nature and the human mind, in prose, in Rarjga Warsita style, probably written by Pujaharja, allegedly based on Old Javanese texts, Sastra Darwya and Darma Sonya. A list of (fictitious) names of Old Javanese authors is appended. Cf. Wéda Pramana, cod. 6429. On the reverse side of the book, some lexicographic notes on idio matic expressions, by Pujaharja (7 p.). Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.639 — R-17.140, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 16 p. 17 x 12,5 cm Javanese 23 lines Sastra G ë n d i 13, moralistic poem allegedly composed by Sultan Agut) of Ma- taram. Copy of 1924, written in Yogyakarta. Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.640 — S-46.790, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 40 p. 17 x 14 cm Javanese 24 lines Piwulatj Basa Jaw a, exercises in Javanese style and vocabulary, used in schools, 35 paragraphs, incomplete, copied in 1920. Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.641/2 — R-17.010, 2 exercise-books 21 x 16,5 cm 195 p. 18 x 13 cm Javanese 24 lines 1. Paniti Sastra, Old Javanese mor alistic maxims in Indian metres, with Javanese prose paraphrases (p. 1-35);

2. Surti, NitiSruti, didactic poem, macapat verse, with prose paraphrases (p. 36-44); R-17.110; 3. Kérata Basa, Kawi-Javanese dic tionary, explanations of unusual words found in old texts, many corrupt spel lings (p. 45-156); S-45.330; 4. Candra S a 13 k a 1 a, chronogram words (p. 156-160); S-46.370; 5. Ana Caraka, esoteric explanations and names of the Javanese letters, Ak- sara Sandi (p. 161-163); S-46.030; 6. Caraka Basa, Javanese vocabulary, alphabetically arranged, beginning with Ha, Na, Ca etc. up to hjr (p. 164-177); S-45.340; 7. Ki d u t) Ru m ëk sa ii3 Wei}i, Pitik tulak, Éman-éman incantations (p. 178- 182); R-15.620; 8. N o t e s on slamëtans, community meals (p. 182-185); S-49.110; 9. P u j i D i n a, incantations in verse for the seven days of the week (p. 185-186), R-15.620; 10. Tables containing 25 types of Java nese script, i.a. various kinds of gunui} script, and Bugis script, with notes (p. 188-195); S-45.020. Copy of a Jayadipura ms, Yogyakarta 1925. The texts were originally compiled by parjeran Surya Nagara, son of Ameqku Buwuna IV, a well-known Yogyakarta scho lar of the middle of the nineteenth century- Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967- LOr 11.643/5 — S-43.040, 3 exercise-books 21 x 16 cm 146 p. 17,5 x 13 cm Javanese 12 lines Ugër P a d a 1 a 13 a n, pai)éran Kusum» Dilaga’s lessons on wayaQ lore given to