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Cat. Vreede p. 318 has collations of suluks no 6-17. Cod. 10.752 is a romanized copy by Soegiarto of these suluks. Coll. Roorda, 1874. Cod. 10.867 A contains a list of initial lines cantos by Soegiarto. LOr 2100 — H-25.610 43 x 28,5 cm 214 p. 19 x 33 cm Javanese 27 lines History of Javanese kingdoms in verse beginning with Watu Gunut} up to the Jaka Tit}kir passage (Demak-Pajarj), dated 1821 •A-D., written in the Yogyakarta Resident’s House. Ending abruptly. Large cursive Sc Hpt. Cat. Vreede p. 101 has a short Dutch epitome. The contents is approximately the s^ne as of the first part of cod. 2046. Coll. R °orda, 1874.

LOr 2101 — H-25.010 x 42 cm 49 double p. ’5 x 53 cm Javanese 22, 29 lines j Hanik Maya versions: in verse (p. l-27a) written in quadratic Surakarta kraton script and dated 1721 2 A 'J-> i e. 1794 A.D.; Karta Praja’s prose version (p. 28b-49b), written in cursive script. Cat. Vreede p. 13/14 refers to- cod. 1858. 011 Roorda, 1874. 2102a — S-45.460 ^9,5 x 44,5 cm 12 1 p . x 40 cm Javanese 31 lines “ka a » Usas 'tra Kawi, dictionary of ’ ' ,e ' l b e literary idiom of the 18th exD ] U ^ Javanese Court poets, the words time niCC "'ll! 1 common Javanese, some- Uote S ’^utch words. According to a 111 Ibe beginning several explanations

have been given either by Raqga Warsita (R.W.) or by Winter (W.). Cod. 2102b seems to be a supplement of cod. 2102a. Vide cat. Vreede p. 364. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2102b — S-45.460 26.5 x 40 cm 126 p. 12 x 36 cm Javanese 30 lines D i c t i o n a ry, “kawi”-Javanese, prob ably a supplement of cod. 2102a. Vide cat. Vreede p. 364. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2102c — S-45.460 26 x 40 cm 183 p. 12 x 36 cm Javanese 36 lines Dictionary, Dutch-Javanese, called “Nederduitsch en Javaansch Woordenboek”, the Javanese words marked (as the case may be) first Kr (i.e. krama), then Ng (i.e. rjoko). Vide cat. Vreede p. 365. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2105 — B-30.951 21 x 33,5 cm 323 p. 14 x 26,5 cm Javanese 20 lines Rama epic in macapat verse, called Rama Badra Jawi, dated 1746 A.J., i.e. 1818 A.D., copy made by order of paqéran arya Blitar, a grandson of the Surakarta King (p. 2), written for the major part in a very fine quadratic script, probably Yogyakarta. According to Vreede (cat. p. 7) the text is the same as the printed Winter edition. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2106 — B-30.941 20.5 x 33 cm 169 p. 14.5 x 26,5 cm Javanese 22 lines 1. BrataYuda epic in macapat verse, modern Javanese version of mpu Sëdah’s