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séwa Sa sana, Old Javanese law re ferring to the Shiwaite clergy and clerical domains, in the introduction mentioning: Darma Sasana (for commoners), Raja Sa- sana (for Royalty), Déwa Sasana (for supe rior clerical persons, cf. Pigeaud, “Tantu”, p. 289, cod. 5056) and Rësi Sasana (for free, independent, popular clerics, cf. Pigeaud, “Tantu”, p. 299, cod. 3962). Contents : (p. 1-7): Rësi Sasana, with slokas; (p. 7-14): Séwa Sasana (cf. Pigeaud, “Tantu”, p. 300, cod. 3962), beginning with an edict of rahyarjta i Mëdary dated 226 Saka, i.e. 304 A.D.; with an appendix (p. 14-16) mentioning names of ancient rahyatjtas; eight: Lanta- ran, Kandyawan, Paralas, Kaladëg, Kakijul, Sanjaya, Jambi and Kandarahan and ancient Kings, i.a. Balitur), Tlédoij and Séndok, and ancient sacred domains; further (p. 16-19) an edict of King Séndok, dated 810 Saka, i.e. 888 A.D.; (p. 19-22) an edict of 802 Saka, i.e. 880 A.D.; and (p. 22-25) an edict of King Èrlarjga, dated 860 Saka, i.e. 936 A.D.; all of them referring to- law and rights of clerical domains. The historicity of the dates is dubious. Siwa Sasana and séwa (Saiwa) Sasana have different contents. Cf. cod. 9382, 10.088, 9127. Originally 30 palmleaves. Kirtya no 615. LOr 9379 — R-13.260 22.5 x 30 cm 7 p. 17.5 x 27 cm romanized 43 lines Buwana Purana, treatise on state craft etc.: slokas with Old Javanese expla nation ; lessons given by Paraméswara to