GENERAL INDEX, 70.019

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Sapta P a t a 1 a, mantra, incantation, 5201, 5342 (6), § 11.810. Sapta Pawitra, holy rivers, mantra, 5309, § 12.210; cf. Sapta Tlrtha. Sapta Pradana, wayarj madya play, 6683, § 31.121. Sapta (Pada) Pranawa, religious speculation, 5146, 5158, 9289 (Krt 406), § 11.300; see Pranawa. Sapta Pranata, mountains, tutur, 5165, 5394, § 11.240. Sapta Rësi, cosmogony, 9748 (Krt 1361), § 20.660; see Rësi. Sapta Stuti, mantra, 5156, 5160, § 12.010; see Stuti. Sapta Tlrtha, holy rivers, stawa, 5291, § 11.820; magic, incantation, 5399, § 40.270; cf. Sapta Pawitra, see Tirta. Saptakasa, religious kakawin, 5401 (2). Saptanda, mantra, 5179, § 11.040. S a p t a t i, daughter and pupil of Daijdaij Barjburjalan, § 11.340. Saptatma, religious speculation, 9558 (Krt 990), § 11.300. Saptoijkara, Sapta Orjkara, I, mantra, 3607, (Jagra Pada), 5318, 5325, § 12.010; 9907 (Krt 1673, Puja Stawa); see Orjkara. Saptoi}kara, II, hymn, § 12.850, more over 5235 (2). Saptoijkara, III, tutur, 5113, 5139, 9209 (Krt 220), 9294 (Krt 413), 9561 (Krt 993), 9564 (Krt 997), 9663 (Krt 1183), § 11.310. S a p u J a g a d, I, of Prabaliijga, drives away Wandan Irjgris invaders in Grësik, is given the name Sapu Laga by Aijka Wijaya of Majapahit: Kanda, 6379(9), § 22.910. Sapu J a g a t, II, Arnuk, Sëtorni, cannon: Babad Cërbon, 11.082, § 23.510. Sapu Règèl, of Koripan: Kaki Tuwa- Raré Atjon, 11.135 (Krt 285), § 13.840; cf. Régol. S a p u 1 u h, see Ai)gër-, S a p u t r a, radèn-, romance, § 30.423 and § 30.652. S a p u t r ë m, see Sakutrëm. Sara, éndarj-, Jaka Rusul, suluk, niiykah

batin, 10.845 (4), § 49.010; cf. Wéda Sara, Windu Sara. Sara Arcana, wayaij madya play, 6683, § 31.121. Sara Dumipa, author of Turjgal ati, moralistic fable, 1902; Piwularj Èstri, moralistic, 1910; Manéka Carita, didactic stories, 1904, Prat. II, p. 309-310. Sara Hit a, T ogog: wayarj. plays pana- kawans, 10.892-10.900, § 31.104; cf. Sala- hita. Sara Ka 1 a, bajatj-, Sara Hita’s kama salah: wayarj plays panakawans, 10.895, § 31.104. Sara Pada, dëmarj-, and Brayut; their daughters marry with panakawans: de formed progeny: wayarj plays, 10.900, § 31.104. Sara Samuccaya, I, compilation of didactic slokas, § 13.110 and § 13.710 A (Niti Sara). Sara Samuccaya, II, compendium of law, § 47.070, moreover 3796 (2, Sara Samudaya), 3852 (10), 5286, 6203 a no 6. Sara Samuscaya Kawruhan, spe culation, incantations, 9781 (Krt 1430), § 40.270; 9622 (Krt 1098). Sara Saijkatha, didactic kakawin, 9354 (Krt 540), § 13.860. sara wadi, jewellers’ lore, 5283, § 41.710. Sara Wijaya, magic, virility, 5410(5). Sara Wulan, Nara Wulan, Sinara Wulan: heroine of Johar Sah romance, § 30.570 ff.; cf. Sarah Wulan. Sara Yuda (Liman Tarub) tries to kill Kundaij, Diya who stole his wife Jërum, § 30.420. Sar aba d, Srabad, Islamic amulet, 7414, ^ 7460, 7533, 7721, 8618; § 60.006. S a r a b u ’1 - C A s i k 1 n, by Hamza Pansuri, translated from the original Malay by Ab dallah ibn Abdul Kahhar, 7392, § 15.380. Saradadu Jawi, Cariyos-, warlike deeds, 1877, Prat. I, p. 381-483. Sara g, daughter of Bërmana Sëkti, sub stituted for the real princess of Gagëlarj, married with Panji Ino, Kanda, 6379 (8), § 22.910.