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CB 126 — S-47.910 — portfolio 24 x 36 cm 12 sheaves of papers 22 x 28 cm romanized and Javanese Notes, mainly Dutch official reports and essays: A. K. Pringgodigdo, Dutch essay on the study of Indonesian native codes of law, containing Javanese texts (Yogyakarta) of Undarj-undarj 1691/1765 (cod. NBS 75) and Aijger Arubiru, (cod. NBS 169), with com mentaries (47 p.); Radya Pustaka, Surakarta, Javanese liter ary society; project for the advancement of Javanese studies (Javanese script, 6 p., 1940). CB 127 — H-27.030 21.5 x 33,5 cm 95 p. 17 x 30 cm romanized 70 lines Sajarah 113 para Ratu i 13 tanah J a w a, prose history beginning with Watu Gunurj up to Mataram, admiral Speelman, the same as Meinsma’s edition of the Babad Tanah Jawi in prose. CB 128 — H-20.333 — fragmentary 21.5 x 33,5 cm 64 p. 15 x 26 cm romanized 32 lines Epic tale, Old Javanese prose, with slokas, Korawasrama style, mentioning in the be ginning Narada, further: Rama Parasu, Jara Sandi and Krësna. Incomplete, badly ro- manized copy (p. 1-3 are lost) of an un known ms of originally 120 p. (p. 1-6/7 are missing) which probably contained a corrupt text. The end is lost. Two copies. CB 129 — B-31.043 22 x 34,5 cm 23 p. 11.5 x 31 cm romanized 47 lines D é w a R u c i, wayap purwa play, ex

tensive prose epitome, Yogyakarta, tioning Branta Séna, the holy water ^P er wata Sari, and the four panakawans Sërna , Nala Garèp, Pétruk, Bagop; with margin^ notes. Two copies. The same text as co CB 26.

CB 130 — S-44.540 21,5 x 34 cm 31 p. 18 x 31 cm romanized 39 lines Titika Wisma, prose treatise on house construction, KBG ms, cod. 10-

CB 135 (1-15) — S-45.690 — [15 portfolios 24 x 36 cm each portfolio contains approximately 300 leaves 16 x 31 cm romanized 45 lines Local dialects, Javanese, Sundanese» Madurese, papers and transcriptions ^ phonographic records, about 2000, made 1938-1941 by Professor Berg in all district® of Java and Madura: linguistic survey 0 popular idioms spoken by common peop in daily life: many informants were m eJ1 and women using to frequent the local mat kets. Most transcriptions were made by I* 1 donesian graduate students of the UnL' er sity of Batavia (Djakarta), first by P en<a ’ afterwards copied in duplicate. The origi' ia records were destroyed in Batavia at t e time of the Japanese invasion of Java in 19

CB 136 (1) — B-30.022 — portfolio 17 x 25 cm 3 sheaves of papers 12 x 14 cm Javanese 15 lines 1. Arjuna Wiwaha, Old Javanese poem in Indian metres, Javanese copi eS of two Balinese palmleaf mss belong! 11 » to the KBG coll, made in Batavia in 1&7