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Balinese tutur, mentioning hyai3 Manon as the supreme being, lessons on religious subjects given by the wise man, satj sinuhun, to his daughter Saptati. Coll. Griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 12.917 14 pp., 41.860 Mala nirj wuku, Javano-Balinese Pawukon, mentioning moreover the éka- wara, dwiwara (rahina-wëi]i), triwara (Dora, Waya, Byantara), caturwara (Sri, Laba, Jaya, Mandala), pancawara (umanis, paii3, pon, wagé, kliwon), sadwara (Tuqlèh, Aryai3, Wurukuq, Paniron, Was, Mulu), saptawara (rëdité, soma, arjgara, buda, wrëspati, sukra, saniscara), astawara (Sri, Indra, Guru, Yama, Ludra, Brahma, Kala, Uma), sarjawara (Daiju, Jarjur, Gigis, Nohan, Ogan, Éragan, Urugan, Tulus, Dadi). Coll. Griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 12.918 54 pp., 40.100 Usada Raré, Javano-Balinese com pilation of medicines and magic concerning children’s diseases and childbirth, with numerous magic rajahs. Coll. Pan Gulëm, Banjar Tëgah Kaijin, Krambitan. 12.9212 pp., 11.550 Krama nil] Mawintën, Javano- Balinese ritual of purification, consecration of priests. Coll. Griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 12.922 34 pp., 28.400 Parama Yoga, Javano-Balinese' prose version of Raqga Warsita’s 19th century Javanese book Paramayoga (see Lit. of Java, I, p. 170), on cosmogony, beginning with nabi Adam and babu Awa, coll. Griya Mënara, Sidëmën.

12.923 10 pp., 10.610 Kamahayanikan, Javano-Balinese prose tutur on Buddhist religious specula tion, mentioning the Panca Tathagata, Amitabha, Amogha Siddhi, Ratna Sam- bhawa, Aksobhya, Wérocana, concluding with 5 rajahs. The connection with Old Javanese Kamahayanikan seems slight. Coll. Griya Pidada, Sidëmën. 12.924 13 pp., 21.400 Babad Pandé Bratan, Javano- Balinese prose, legendary history of old silversmith families of Bratan (apandé galuh, different from the blacksmiths, called apandé wësi or apandé gandrirj). Coll. Griya Mënara, Sidëmën. 12.925 1 p., 11.550 Ti^kah ii] wor] atatah, Javano- Balinese note on mantras and rajahs used on the occasion of a teethfiling applied to members of a Brahmin or Satriya family. Coll. Griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 12.926 2 pp., 43.020 Darma Pawayaijan, Javano- Balinese notes on the qualities and relations of the panakawans Dèlëm (dukuh Bawud, Brahma), Twalèn (dukuh Banol, Iswara), Sagut (dukuh Tiga Sakti, Wisnu). Ordah is mentioned also. Coll, jro Dalai] Diyah of banjar Babakan, Naga Sëpa, Bulèlèi]. 12.927 pp. 14-21, 20.330 Carita Kawi pad alaijan, Javano- Balinese prose, puranic history of Bali and Sugriwa, the monkeys, and dyah Naran- jani, their halfsister, children of dyah Jam-