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LOr 2318/9 — B-31.041 17,5 x 22 cm 181 p. 13 x 17 cm Javanese 16 lines 1- cod. 2318 (52 p.): Bima Suci, mystical poem in macapat verse, copy dated 1786 A.J., i.e. 1857 A.D. made for Palmer v. cl. Broek, who added collations with other mss. Cat. Vreede p. 251 lias col lations of different redactions. 2-4: cod. 2319 bound together with cod. 2318: 2- suluk Runtik, dated 1785 A.J., i.e. 1856 A.D., extensive version, allegorical poem, mentioning the princesses Supiyah and Mutmainah, on mysticism (p. 52-125). Cod. 8562, coll. Rinkes, contains a copy ; vide cat. Vreede p. 319; 2- Niti Sruti (Surti), moralistic poem, vide cat. Vreede p. 274 (p. 126-152); 4' C. F. Winter’s collection of 317 warpa- lans, enigmatical allusions, with Javanese explanations, vide cat. Vreede p. 382. Cod. 8562 coll. Rinkes contains a copy. The mss 2318 and 2319 are written in Srr >all cursive Surakarta script. Coll. Palmer V - d - Broek, 1882. L ° r 2320 - R-l7.660 x 22 cm 145 p. j ’ x ^ 7 cm Javanese 16 and 19 lines ^u 1 a 13 Reh by Paku Buwana IV, in 2 Verse > p. 1-90, followed by ' a prose paraphrase by Puspadilaga. ie texts are written in cursive Surakarta y v,de cat. Vreede p. 289. Coll. Palmer ' d - Broek, 1882. m° r 2325 — R-l5.210 jj * 21,5 cm 282 p. x ^4,5 cm Javanese 11 lines

C a b o 1 è k discussions in verse, copy dated 1856 A.D. Cat. Vreede p. 320 has an extensive Dutch summary, collations with other texts and references to literature. The ms is written in large cursive Surakarta script. A note by Soegiarto referring to a collation with cod. 6373-a (coll. Hazeu) and a short Javanese epitome are added; cf. cod. 7221. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2326 — B-31.233 17 x 21 cm 152 p. H>5 x 15 cm Javanese 13 lines S r i k a n d i magur u m a n a h, wayaq purwa play versified, dated 1795 A.J., i.e. 1866 A.D. Cat. Vreede p. 240 has a collation with other texts and a reference to the edition. The ms is written in large cursive Surakarta script. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2327 — B-31.242 17,5 x 21,5 cm 132 p. 12 x 15 cm Javanese 17 lines B u 13 g u 1 W u 1 u 13, wayarj purwa play versified. Cat. Vreede p. 252/253 has a Dutch epitome. Turgid Wuluq, the Dark Standard, is put up by King Gajindra in his Court after having stolen Kalimasada, the I andawas palladium, with the assistence of his brother Rukmala; he killed Danna Wai3sa (Yudhistira). Gajindra and Rukmala are transformed into that Standard. At the same time Bima and Arjuna are transformed into stone statues. In the end, chiefly by the activity of Gatutkaca and Krësna, all are exorcised and Gajindra is vanquished. Tuiqgul Wului3 has the name of Bhatara Guru, the Javanese Supreme God, written on it. The ms is written in cursive Surakarta