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144. Copy in modern cursive script, written in Malar), of a ms with colophon dated 1773/ 1845. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. CB 140 — H-22.240 22.5 x 34 cm 244 p. 19 x 29 cm Javanese 19 lines Babad D ëmak-P a j ai)-M atar a m. in verse, beginning with a sërat Kanda genea logy, mentioning the misshapen Pajajaran princess who became the ancestress of the Dutch (p. 4); further Majapahit, the walis, Pëijgii3 etc., concluding with Sénapati Ma- taram and adipati Surabaya summoned by susuhunan Giri. Copy in modern cursive script, written in Malat), of a ms originally written in Barjkalan, Madura. Coll. Mauren- brecher, 1933. See Soeg. cod. 10.866 B. CB 141 — H-23.560 21.5 x 35 cm 103 p. 15.5 x 29 cm Javanese 201ines Babad Talaga,-Maj a L ë i) k a , Cërbon, legendary history romanticized, in macapat verse; the Talaga King is murdered by Cental) Bar at]; his son Pai)lurah dis appears in the lake, in quest of the deceased; his daughter Simbar Këncana succeeds as Queen; she marries a holy man of Kuta Matjgis. Garasiyarj (Grasiyai)), a hermit, mount Bituit) and the Queen’s servant Ka- lëjon are mentioned. Cf. Pat)lurah tale, Sn. Hurgr. coll., cod. 5595. An extensive Dutch summary is written in margine. The colo phon (p. 90) is dated A.H. 1283, i.e. 1866 A.D. The text is preceded by incantations, kidui) Rumëksa it) Wëqi, with Dutch notes on the manner how to use them (p. 1-3), and followed (p. 90-103) by 26 drawings,

partly coloured, of decorative figures some animals (elephants, lions, a buffalo ^ a bird [duck]) either wholly composed Arabic pious formulas (the basmallah ^ ^ in arabesques, or containing them. In ^ bon such drawings, large sized, were as wall-decorations in old-fashioned Coll. Maurenbrecher. See Soeg. 10-®