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11 X 18 cm Arabic 12 lines Notes on chronology, pawukon, divi nation, dreams (p. 39-65); vibrations of limbs of the body (p. 66-68); dor}a walik sumpah, magic defence, exor cism. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 448. Coll. Sn. Hurgr. 1906. LOr 5607 — S-41.950 17,5 x 21 cm 73 p. 13 x 16 cm Arabic 12 lines Notes on divination: dreams (p. 1-18) ; incantations, Jaran Guyap; (p. 19) ; prayers; divination referring to* agriculture (p. 24-29); magic incantations, Lernbu Sakilan (p. 33); balik sumpah (p. 35); do c a Sukma Pitu (the 7th, in the centre, is Dhatu’llah, p. 37 and 61 and 71) and Masa’-masu’ (referring to' nawa ruhanx), all concerned with livelihood, substance, rizk; also- Arabic texts (p. 37-41); commentaries (sarh, sarah) on prayers Nurbuwat (p. 42) and Kada, with Arabic text (p. 47-50), Limunan (for invisibility, p. 51), Suléman (p. 58); note on 13 constituent parts of the salat, referring to death and hereafter (p. 53 and 65); doi}a kubur, Arabic with Javanese glosses (p. 68); incantation Kipih-kipih with alliterations, dandat}-gula metre. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 449. Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906. LOr 5608 — R-15.380 — treebark paper, 15 x 20,5 cm 20 p. [fragments 11 x 16 cm Arabic 13 lines

Notes on Muslim mysticism, P roS f’ partly (p. 2-5) Sundanese; mentioning ? a ^ and Nür Muhammad. Cat. Juynboll II, p. 449. Coll. Sn. Hurgr-’ 1906.

LOr 5609 — R-15.390 — treebark papeO 19.5 x 27,5 cm 69 p. [damage 14.5 x 22 cm Arabic 14 lines Notes on Muslim mysticism and the 0 logy: referring to' Insan Kamil (p. 1) > 01 sifat (p. 9-13); on seven heavens and seveI1 hells (p. 14-15); on kudratu’llah and g eneSlS (p. 20-28); ' . incantations (p. 40-44) mentioning Puha Hideui} and Rambut Sadana, partly Sunda nese; on roh and napsus (p. 46-57); Malay tract on “man c arafa rabbahu etc ' (p. 58-62) ; Arabic prayers, i.a. doqa Saif KadaW 11 (p. 63-67). Vide Voorhoeve, “Handlist, Arabic nlSS ' p. 67 (du c a). Cat. Juynboll II, p. 449. Sn. Hurgr., 1906.

LOr 5610 — S-40.860 — treebark pap er 12,5 x 16,5 cm 31 p. 9 x 12 cm Javanese 9 lines Notes written in an antiquated JavaneS so-called gunut) script, rustic, avoiding l*£ a tures; see facsimile, 60.076; ^ women’s lore, beginning with praise nabi Pratimah, nabi wadon, pawèstri ^ linëwih, mentioning many medicines (j al1 and many female nabis residing in the I 111 of the body (Nuriyah, Mariyëm etc.) (P’ ’ with their own jamus (p. 14) ; | erotics, kissing ,with reference to' dates the (first) half-month (p. 19-23) ;