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13.9617 pp., 41.260 Siksan Paksi, Javano-Balinese notes ° n marks in the feathers of turtle-doves 'yhjch are auspicious or inauspicious for their masters. Coll. Kirtya no 51. 13.963 29 pp., 47.700 Awig-awig désa Babi, Balinese finance given by the ruler of Karag Asem ° I Pasëk Ababi, referring to a temple ^ahyaijan) of the batara of Ababi. Coll. Klr tya no 1825. 13.964 24 pp., 45.270 ^ërta Bas a, dictionary of kawi synonyms, arranged according to the me aning, beginning with 13 kawi words leaning larjit, sky, etc.; 887 items. The ^ e anings are given in Javano-Balinese or in e Balinese vernacular. Coll. I Putu Zahary a , Tëgal Sari, Sigaraja. 13.965 21 pp., 30.428 ^ u rma Ratu, Javano-Balinese, ^ainly Balinese romance in macapat verse . Ur ma and sinom), tale of Durma and his ^ st er Durmi, children of a tapa of mount ^awi, called Darma Yukti, who originally ^ a celestial being, a widyadara, and his on 6 ^ Usa ^ arn * > containing many lessons good behaviour etc. given by Darma u kti to Durma. The text is different from e Well-known Durma tale. Coll, banjar 1 'gundi, Sigaraja. 13.966 35 pp., 30.174 Lambag Saluk at, Old Javanese lyric ^°etry j n Indian metres, 35 cantos, con- a ' a mg Basa Sagu Pati (canto 8), Basa 1 apa (canto 10), Basa Anag (canto 13),

Basa Madanodaya (canto 14), Basa Sagu Pati Salukat (canto 33). The Old Javanese verses are throughout provided with Javano-Balinese glosses written above and under the lines. Coll. Kirtya no 391. 13.967 2 pp., 21.400 Pratasti Pandé Capug, Javano- Balinese, mainly Balinese, legendary tale of gold- and silversmiths. See LOr 9658. Coll. Kirtya no 1170. 13.968 4 pp., 11.580 Dukuh Banol, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese, notes on ritual and offer ings with reference to agriculture. See LOr 9997. Coll. Kirtya no 1861. 13.969 3 pp., 44.040 Darma Saggig, Javano-Balinese notes on incantations, mantras to be said by painters in connection with their work. Cf. LOr 9598. Coll. Kirtya no 369a. 13.970 14 pp., 11.280 Dalëm Gadig, Javano-Balinese tutur on genesis, lessons given by Dalëm Gadig, also called Dalëm Buncig, to the Prabali people, mainly on the location of gods and spirits, containing i.a. a rajah of Dalëm Gadig, Dalëm Buncig, showing two per sons seated together on the back of a bull. The text begins with a tale of the descent, by order of batara Guru, of Siwa and Uma from heaven to Central Bali (Bali Tëgah). They were given the names kaki Patuk and nini Patuk on that occasion, and they met the batara Catur Loka: Korsika, Garga, Métri, Kurusya, identified with Iswara, Brahma, Wisnu, Mahadéwa. Përtègjala is