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LOr 2328

IX. COLLECTION PALMER VAN DEN BROEK, 1882

script. Cod. 10.867 contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2328 — H-27.610 18 x 21,5 cm 95 p. 12.5 x 15 cm Javanese 17 lines History of Paku Buwana VI, susu- hunan Batjun Tapa, exiled in Ambon, in verse. Cat. Vreede p. 148-150 has a Dutch epitome. Cod. 10.741 is a romanized copy by Soegiarto, also in BCB portfolio no 221. The ms is written in large cursive Surakarta script. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2329 — R-18.520 17 x 21,5 cm 51 p. 13.5 x 17,5 cm Javanese 16 lines Marga Wiry a, didactic and moral istic poem (name mentioned p. 28), pub lished Surakarta 1908; in the edition raden mas arya Jayadiniqrat is mentioned as the author. The ms is written in cursive Sura karta script. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2332 — H-22.390 22 x 34,5 cm 25 and 28 and 9 p. 17.5 x 28 cm Javanese 25 lines Batjsacara, prose tale, long version, in the beginning mentioning Truna Jaya as ratu Madura: 1. Madurese text (25 p.); 2. Javanese text (28 p.); 3. Santri Gudigan, Madurese text (9 p.). Dated: Pamëkasan, 1863. Vide cat. Vreede, p. 411. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2333 — B-30.661 17 x 20,5 cm 2 and 21 p.

13,5 x 17 cm Javanese 15 lines Santri Gudigan, prose tale: poor pious ascetic wins a princess by means of a jewel which he gets from, the King of fishes: all he wants is given him by virtue of his godliness, 1. Madurese text (21 p.); 2. Javanese text (21 p.). Vide cat. Vreede, p. 411. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882. LOr 2334 — H-21.810 37 x 51 cm 277 double p. 25 x 40 cm Javanese 26 lines History of (West) Madurese Kings in prose, edition de luxe, written in large quadratic Madura script, in Madurese Java nese idiom. Evidently the book was made with a view to the marriage of the Baqkalan princess Sarija daughter of Cakraniijrat H with the Surakarta King Paku Buwana VII in 1834. Palmer v. d. Broek published a Dutch translation of the major part of the text (TBG, vol. 20). The unpublished part contains interesting particulars on the bride’s wedding gifts. The framework which should decorate the pages of the codex has not been made. The years of the genealogy are given in elaborate Arabic sentences. The history begins with Arya Damar of Majapahit. Cat Vreede p. 148 has a short epitome and notes on the idiom. Coll. Palmer v. d. Broek, 1882.

LOr 3035 — S-40.270 — palmleaf ms 40.5 x 3,5 cm 41 leaves 14.5 x 3,5 cm Balinese 4 lines Notes, Balinese Javanese prose, ° n magic, medicines and divination, with son drawings of rajahs (illustrations). Many