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14.860 4 pp., 11.720 Puja Panabranan, II, Javano- a linese Buddhist ritual of Jëro Dukuh Padana of Abian Jëro, including the con- Secr ation of holy water (toya palalukatan), kliwon days, recorded and described by Gusti bjurah Këtut Sagka, October 5, l975 > at 8 a.m.

14.863 15 pp., 40.370 Gagëlaran Baléyan (balyan), v ano-Balinese collection of magic man- tr as, with many rajahs and drawings, ^ainly used against léyaks. Coll, banjar G'ligundi, Sirjaraja, no 85.

14.864 13 pp., 40.400 Mantra-mantra Kawisésan, v ano-Balinese collection of magic incan tations, beginning with Ratu Bolot. Coll, ^jar Liligundi, Sirjaraja, no 77.

14.865 18 pp., 40.270 Tumbal, Javano-Balinese collection of awings of spirits and rajahs, large size, ghteen, used as amulets; pieces oflontar, r,e d in the yard or suspended from the lifters of the house. Coll. Pan Gordi, ®lah Kawan, Krambitan.

tutur on cosmic order, Sanskrit slokas with Old Javanese explanations, lessons given by Iswara to Kumara. Coll, griya Tëlaga, Sanur.

14.869 113 pp., 30.314 Wirya Gun a. Old Javanese allegoric poem in Indian metres, kakawin, made in Bali, referring to a wise ruler. Cf. LOr 13.368 and 13.938. Coll, puri Agug, Amlapura. 14.870 38 pp., 21.120 Buwana Winasa, Javano-Balinese and Balinese historical poem, kiduq, in macapat verse, on troubles in the Balinese kingdoms and Lombok (Sasak) and the military intervention of the Dutch colonial government. Coll, jëro Isëh, Sidëmën, Ka- rarj Asëm. 14.871 55 pp., 20.950 Babad Arya Maguwi, Javano- Balinese prose history and genealogy of Balinese noble families, beginning in Javanese legendary antiquity, in Mëdarj Kamulan. Some Sanskrit slokas in the be ginning refer to Wisnu. Coll, jëro Batu Aya, Amlapura.