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the disposal of the dead, with numerous drawings of figures and aksaras. Coll. Kir- tya no 299. 13.192 35 pp., 41.920 Bugkah ig Sundari Tërus, Javano-Balinese and Balinese notes on di vination connected with cosmogony etc. The text contains also a note on the con stellations (patëgëran ig wintag, with Sanskrit slokas, p. 11-13) and a list of years °f memorable events with sagkalas be ginning with Saka 99 (A.D.177) up to Saka 1567 (A.D. 1645), called Babad Tusan (P- 16-17). Numerous drawings of per sonifications of months etc. in the shape of deities form the conclusion of the ms. Coll. Kirtya no 282. 13.193 46 pp., 40.040 Usada Darm a, Javano-Balinese and Balinese notes on medicines for numerous diseases, with some magic rajahs. Coll. K'rtya no 250. 13.194 26 pp., 11.580 Caru Rësi Gan a, Javano-Balinese an d Balinese notes on offerings (caru and bantën) to be set on the occasion of calamities (house on fire) etc., and various kinds of brata (fasting) and palabahan (ter minating the period of fasting). The ms contains numerous drawings of rajahs and magic aksaras. Coll. Guru Wayan Kumba, Banjar Tëgah Kagin, Krambitan. 13.195 7 pp., 40.360 Bagiwa Kluwug Gëni, Javano- Balinese treatise on magic practices con

nected with fire in the human body. Coll. Fakultas Sastra Udayana Den Pasar, lontar no 792. 13.196 21 pp., 11.510 Tutur Sagaskara mwag Pra- titi, beginning with Javano-Balinese (mainly Balinese) notes on various offer ings (saji, caru) consisting of various kinds of cooked rice (nasi). The tutur Sagaskara (p. 6-17) contains lessons on the world beyond the grave given by Kaki Patuk (and others) to Sagaskara. Ala-ayu nig Pratiti (p. 17-21) is a lesson on the necessity of ascertaining auspicious times for any religi ous action, bringing offerings etc. Coll.? 13.197 37 pp., 40.090 Paribasa Mahasanta Pariksa, Javano-Balinese and Balinese treatise on diagnosis of diseases, see LOr 13.185. Coll. A.A. Wy. Kompyag, Jëro Krambitan. 13.198 41.860 Palalubagan, various Javano- Balinese divination lists in columns (lubag), indicating auspicious and inauspicious times for a variety of activiteis. Coll. A. A. Wy. Kompyag, Jëro Krambitan. 13.200 14 pp., 10.210 Kamahayanikan, Old Javanese (and pseudo Old Javanese) prose treatise on Buddhism, lesson given by Maha Pugku to Tathagata Jir.a Putra, containing many Sanskrit slokas. The text seems to be a recently made enlarged version of the Old Javanese Kamahayanikan. Coll. Ida Madé Buda, Griya Monjok. Mataram.