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^ alle d Samsu Tabarit) in TBG vol. 70, 1930, '19 note. See Soeg. notes, 10.866 A. Co11 - Drewes, 1966.

L ° r 11.083-11.086 — H-28.400 — 30 x ?1 t 4 P ortfolios c, n 11 sheaves of papers x 18 cm romanized 30 lines B u s t a k a Raja Wéda, i.e. Pustaka • l a ^urwa-Madya-Wasana, in prose, tales / tle st yle of Rat3ga Warsita’s Pustaka Raja a ’tiy borrowed from that work), provided j uctitious dates, (solar and lunar calen- Q, S i’ Wr itten by Sumahajtmaka of Surakarta Sc r. ai l^ UrLa § aran )) about 1900. The manu- lj belong to the KBG collection. The th S ^ eaVes papers (marked A - L) contain We• a ^ a ® a 7 a an( l Arjlii}! Darnia tales. They f 6 chronologically arranged and copied r Professor Drewes in Batavia, about 1930.

<^ r H-083 contains: Pustaka Raja Wéda, fictitious solar years B 749 -75l, 152 p. and ' lde m, years 752-793, p. 153-367, in ac cordance with the published text of Rat}ga Wa rsita’s Pustaka Raja (though not lit- er ally identical).

C p *^ 84 contains: ustaka Raja Purwa-Madya, Sërat Su- ar sana, fictitious solar years 793-814, 59 p. (the published text of Ratjga War- s 'ta s Pustaka Raja, vol. 8, ends with the D J ar 804 < P- 120) and 1 crat Narayana, years 815-831, 165 p.

E p contains: ustaka Raja Madya, Sërat Pui Sinning with the year 834, C ° d - KBG no 595, 127 p.;

F. a sequel of E, beginning with the year 843, 20 p.; G. Pustaka Raja Wéda, still year 843, birth of Arjliry Darma and his wife-to-be Sëtya- wati, 159 p.; H. Pustaka Raja Wéda, Aji Jaya Baya, 109 p. LOr 11.086 contains: J. Pustaka Raja Madya, death of Jaya Baya, A13H13 Darma’s life, year 861, 87 p.; K. sequel of J, 84 p.; L. a sequel of K, year 873, 128 p. J, K and L are copies of cod. KBG no 594 e, h and g. Originally cod. KBG no 594 belonged to patjéran Cakra Nagara, a grand son of King Paku Buwana VII of Surakarta, who was Rat}ga Warsita’s patron. Coll. Drewes, 1966. LOr 11.087 — B-31.247 29,5 (34) x 21 (21,5) cm 92 and 9 p. 26 (29) x 17 cm romanized 42 and 33 lines I. Sëkar Tunjut) Tuwuh ii) Séla, in verse, 31 cantos, poetic version of three wayar) madya plays: no 32 (Tun j m3 Tuwuh 113, Séla), no 33 (Madrim Puwara) and no 34 (Wasi Indrajala), referring to A13H13 Darma and A13H13 Kusuma, versified by Martadiprana, cf. LOr 6683, cod. BG 145b. Copy of cod. KBG coll. Pigeaud no 28 (TBG vol. 71, 1931, p. 337). 2. Waluya J a t i Wisésa (see B- 31.344) prose tale borrowed from Pustaka Raja: Byasa meets a paralytic boy (lém- poh) who says he made the tour of the world; he is God, and gives Byasa les sons in mystic lore.