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Gagak Papuhan and Twalèn (p. 3), lessons given by Awa Ruci to Bima, called Aqkus Prana, with corrupt slokas. Copy of cod. KBG Brandes no 557 (in Balinese script), which is a copy of the palmleaf ms KBG no 279 (damaged, originally 128 leaves). Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.652 — R-18.270, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 73 p. 17,5 x 13,5 cm romanized 24 lines Suraosipun sërat D é w a Ruci, mystic speculations, in prose, on the esoteric sense of the Bima tale, by Tanaya (Tanojo) of Surakarta, 1935, with references to other Javanese treatises dealing with the same sub ject. Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.653 — S-49.980, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 22 p. 18 x 15 cm 1 Dutch 24 lines Notes on Rai},ga Warsita’s Kala T i d a by Kraemer, about 1920, Dutch trans lation with commentary, 12 stanzas. Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.654 — S-43.010, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 30 p. 18 x 15 cm Dutch, Javanese 24 lines 1. T a qgapan Jawi, Dutch notes on popular theatre and shows, wayaq and dances, by Kraemer, based on informa tion provided by Jayadipura, Yogyakarta (p. 1-13), cf. Pigeaud, “Javaanse Volks- vertoningen”, 1938; 2. Stanzas taken from various well- known poems, i.a. Parta Wigëna, i.e. Makuta Rama by Kusumadiniqrat, re ferring to moral qualities and religious

faith as determinant factors in human behaviour, chosen by Purbadipura, Sura karta, 1925 (p. 14-25); B-31.248; 3. Pilgrimage to the grave of sunan Bayat, in company with Purbadipura, Dutch notes by Kraemer (p. 26-27); S-48.650; 4. N i t i P r a j a (R-17.120), ms dated 1634 A.J. i.e. 1710 A.D. Dutch notes by Kraemer, translations of passages found in a book of notes belonging to Purbadi pura (p. 27-30). Papers of the late professor Kraemer, 1967. LOr 11.655 — S-49.980, exercise-book 21 x 16,5 cm 66 p. 18 x 15 cm Dutch 43 lines Notes, Dutch summaries of Javanese texts by Kraemer, made in 1924/25 in Yog- yakarta and Surakarta; 1. B abad N i t i k S u n a n M a t) ku r at A g u 13, called Sërat Cabolèk, by Mërta Nagara, a brother of the Yogyakarta grand-vizir Danurëja V, dated 1873 A.D- The ms belonged to the Ratu Këncana of Yogyakarta (37 cantos). Cf. cod. 10.675, 10.841 and 6489; H-26.030/40 (p. 1-23); 2. SastraGendiq(5 cantos), ms dated 1894 A.D.; R-17.140 (p. 24-30); 3. Nitik Sultan A g u q, phantastic tale concerning ginn princes of Daksina Tasik, the Southern Ocean, by tumëqguq Cakraniqrat, Yogyakarta, dated 1892 A.D., 32 cantos (p. 32-46) ; 4. T ëmb u q Kadaton, various notes on Court manners, etiquette and titles i° Surakarta, compiled by Purbadipura, S-48.201 (p. 47-60); 5. Ambëk S a q a, moralistic treatise on