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Mystic treatise on haji Magsur, holy man of Pandéglat}, by Murj an, followed by a Dutch record of Murjan’s oral bio graphy of Matjsur, taken down by Dr. Sn. Hurgronje in 1890: he was the rightful heir to the throne of Bantën, ousted from his right by a double, a spirit of pulo Majëti, an impostor, who was protected by the Marëskalak (Daendels), but killed by tuba- gus Buwaij, who was killed in his turn by the Kumpëni. Under the name parjcran Haji Mansur roamed about the country followed by 40 tigers. He reached the shore of the Southern Ocean, where he ordered a shell fish to release one of his tigers’ paws; the tigers still visited him afterwards during the time that he was settled in Ci Kaduön. In his youth he had been called patjeran Dakar. He met sèh Karat) of mount Kromot}, who, though older, acknowledged his superiority: Dakar could both walk under the ground and fly, to go to Mecca. Sèh Karat), being still half a heathen, could only fly. He re ceived the promise that he would be Sultan of Bantën when he had performed asceticism long enough. Romanized copy by Soegiarto: cod. 10,767 (1). Legacy Sn. Hurgronje (no 8), 1936. LOr 7419 — R-15.390 18 x 22 cm 26 and 59 and 49 p. 13 x 17 cm Arabic 12, 15 lines 1. (26 p.): Copy of a book of notes from Ci Bulu (Ci Picut), Suci): treatise on mysticism, insan kamil, Sundanese in cantation, Arabic text with Javanese glosses; 2. (59 p.): sattariya tarlka, pedigree of mas ters (Karat}), lessons, schematic figures, some pages in Javanese script followed

LOr 7421 — B-31.304 16,5 x 21 cm 59 p. 11 x 15 cm Javanese 15 lines . j Ratjga Séna of Pajajaran, nt® ^ romance in verse, beginning with King Larat} and his wives, dated 1856 A •Ik ^ made for Dr Snouck Hurgronje, p re9e the patih of Mënès, 1893. Cf. NBS Notes Soeg. 10.867-D. Legacy Sn. $" 12), 1936.

LOr 7422 — R-16.410 18 x 22 cm 255 p. 12 x 15 cm Arabic 11 lines uy C A b d u ’1 - K a d i r Jailani bi°g^ in verse (wawacan Sell), only 50 tale®'