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16.5 x 25 cm romanized 30 lines Kamoksan, Javanese-Balinese notes on religious speculation: divinities located in various parts of the human body. Origi nally 32 palmleaves. Kirtya no 1623. LOr 9893 — R-11.260 22.5 x 30 cm 17 p. 15 x 25 cm romanized 31 lines S a i} g r a h a K ë 1 i t}, Javanese-Bali nese notes on religious speculation from Lombok, beginning with asta lii}ga. Originally 13 palmleaves. Kirtya no 1640. LOr 9897 — S-41.780 22.5 x 31 cm 11 p. 15 x 26 cm romanized 41 lines Bagawan Garga, Javanese-Bali nese notes: origins of wukus, mentioning batara Guru’s children Wëdus Baxy, Sakula- Sadéwa, Èndèr, Kala Rumpuh; further (p. 5): origin of the Kalas from hyar} Rahu; divination referring to the weeks from three to ten days; concluding (p. 10) with baga wan Bërgu instructing dai} hyar} Garga, and memorial slokas of the months’ names, Cf. cod. 9174, 9682, 10.095 (B., different contents). Originally 15 palmleaves. Kirtya no 1651. LOr 9907 — R-l 1.830 22.5 x 31,5 cm 6 p. 17.5 x 26 cm romanized 41 lines P u j a S t a w a, slokas in praise of gods etc., beginning with Lit}ga Mahéswara; con cluding with saptoi}kara and swacanda ma- rana; without a Javanese explanation or translation. See Hooykaas, “Agama Tirtha” (p. 150: Siwa Lit}ga, p. 233: Uma Stawa, p. 234: Giripati), Hooykaas, “Surya Sévana” and Hooykaas, “Stava”. Cf. cod. 9455, 9501. Originally 9 palmleaves. Kirtya no 1673.