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Grammar, p. 299. 46.030 Ana Caraka, Aksara Sandi, LOr 11.642 (Legacy Kraemer). Prosody, p. 300. 46.260 Aji Canda, LOr 11.185 (Krt 791). 46.320 Guru Laghu, kakawin, LOr 11.224 (Krt 1371). Chronograms, p. 301. 46.370 Candra Sarjkala, LOr 11.642 (Legacy Kraemer). 46.400 Candra Bumi, LOr 11.533(3) (coll. Heyting). Study of Literature, p.301. 46.460 Samprastuti nil) Kakawin, LOr 11.179 (Krt 749). Encyclopedias, p. 302. 46.510 Kapi Parwa, LOr 11.463 (Krt 347). Textbooks, p. 303. 46.790 Piwulai) Basa Jawa, LOr 11.640 (Legacy Kraemer). Old Javanese Law, p. 307. 47.010 Rajapati Gondala, Déwa Sasana, LOr 11.533(2) (coll. Heyting). *47.120 Notes on law, p. 308-a, line 3 from the bottom, to be added: LOr 5393. *47.210 p. 308-b, line 13 from the bottom, to be read 9818 instead of 9819.

Lawbooks of West Java, p. 310. *47.670 Bantën law, Lampui) p. 310-b, line 1 at the bottom, to be added: AdKIT 1273/la (Add. *24.200). Local Codes of Law, Balinese ordinances, p. 311. 47.700 LOr 11.466-11.516 (Krt 1785- 1884, with gaps, and other Krt codexes) contain many awig-awigs and sima désas. They have not been entered into' the present Cata logue because the Balinese verna cular is predominant in these texts. However, Javanese words and ex pressions appear over and over again. The same is the case with the paswaras or titi swaras and the pa^élitys, ordinances and injunc tions, and the parikandas, deposi tions of evidence in lawsuits. Bran- des’s “Beschrijving”, vol. 2, has some references to codexes con taining texts of these kinds, with quotations (see LOr 3879 (2))- LOr 9360 (Krt 568), called Pas- wara Tabanan, a local Tabanan code af law, and several other paswaras are found in the Kirtya collections. Regulations of the Javanese Counts, p. 313. 48.201 Tembut) Kadaton, Surakarta, LOr 11.655 (Legacy Kraemer). *48.300 Bantën charter for Lampui), to b e added: same text as in LOr 5825 (Malay codex, coll, van Ophuysen).