865

VI. 50.036 University Library, Utrecht (see 50.006).

^rRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.8 — B-30.521 — x 3,5 cm 94 leaves [palmleaf ms x 2,5 cm Javanese 3 lines Yusup romance ; n niacapat metre, East , Va nese idiom, cursive script, clumsy writ- u 44

UtrRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.9 — B-30.524 —■

[palmleaf ms, damaged ƒ x 3 cm 101 leaves x 2,5 cm Javanese 4 lines Yusup romance in macapat verse, East Javanese idiom, East Pasisir script, small Writing.

^trRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.10 — B-30.521 — ^ x 3,5 cm 104 leaves [palmleaf ms x 2,5 cm Javanese 4 lines Yusup romance in macapat verse, East Javanese idiom, East Pasisir script, small 'vriting.

UtrRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.12 — H-21.730 — 35.5 x 3,5 cm 72 leaves [palmleaf ms 28 x 2,5 cm Javanese 4 lines Anbiya, History of the Prophets, in macapat verse, beginning: Creation and history of Adam and Eve (Babu Kawa), East Pasisir idiom and script, bold writing. UtrRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.13 — B-30.519A — [severely damaged, leather binding 21.5 x 16,5 cm 254 p. 15.5 x 12,5 cm Arabic 13 lines Ménak Amir Hamza romance in macapat verse, beginning with the tale of Munii}gar’s dream and the quest for the ring Sasra Ludira by Umar Maya and Umar Madi. Umar Maya, often called Tambak Yuda, and his magic bag (kasaaj), which provides anything desired by his master, occupy important places in the tale. North Coast idiom, popular, sometimes coarse; about 1900. UtrRUB IndSt Hs.l.D.16 — B-30.297 — [palmleaf ms, wooden box, [37,5 x 10,5 cm 32.5 x 3,5 cm 140 leaves 27 x 2,5 cm Balinese 4 lines T a n t r i fables in tër}ahan metre, dëmui} version, complete. A loose leave containing a Javanese-Balinese note on the Tantri