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Cod. 5738 bis is also mentioned in Voor- hoeve’s “Handlist of Arabic mss.”, 1957, p. 181 (al-Ma c lüm, mysticism); p. 458 (mys tic poetry); p. 44 (Yüsuf Makkiyya); p. 466 (mysticism); p. 448 (fiqh); p. 465 (mystic sayings); p. 34 ( c Azïma, amulets). Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906.

LOr 5742 — H-20.020 47.5 x 14 cm 4 fotogr. 45.5 x 12 cm Javanese 6 lines Charters, Old Jav. copper-plates for merly in room IV Ethnographical Depart ment, British Museum. Four fotographs with transcriptions, and a Dutch letter with a

XXI. Collection Poensen, 1913 (50.004).

LOr 5762 — S-49.120 — right: Javanese left: Dutch paraphrase 21.5 x 34,5 cm folio, 44 p. 18 x 31 cm Javanese 26 lines Notes on popular Javanese religious customs (Muslim Javanism) made by a Java nese Christian preacher for the Rev. C. Poensen, who was a missionary in East Java (Majawarna and Kadiri) from 1863 till 1891. Mainly on modins (village “priests”), on pil grimages to holy graves and on mystics (santri Dul, Brahi, Guyët}) and their devo tion. See Poensen’s papers on Islam in the interior of Java in “Mededelingen vanwege het Nederlandsch Zendingsgenootschap”. Coll. Poensen, 1913. LOr 5763 — R-19.220 21.5 x 34,5 cm folio, 79 p.

LOr 5764 — R-41.950 21.5 x 34,5 cm 33 p. . s 16.5 x 33 cm Javanese about 34 ^ N otebooks and loose leaves, ° rl ^ ally Arabic script, copied, containing db' 1 ^ tion tables, and magic charms. Poensen c lection, East-Java, 2nd half 19th century-

LOr 5765 — H-27.230 21.5 x 34,5 cm 343 p. 20.5 x 34 cm Javanese 35 lines History of the Surakarta and V°£P ^ karta kingdoms (Central Java) in prose,