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NBS 163 — H-25.610 21 x 26 cm 246 p. 14,5 x 19 cm Javanese 17 lines History of Javanese kingdoms, Paj ajaran-Dëmak-Paj at}, beginning with a genealogy of Brama, Bramani, Sajarah pa-

rjiwa, down to Sénapati Mataram, 32 canto®» probably the original or a parallel text 0 cod. NBS 149 (II); with colophon date 1755/1827. Beginning and end of the tex are missing. . Cursive Yogyakarta script; ink e Brandes’ Description, cod. 8766, contains a list of initial lines of cantos. Vide. & Juynboll II, p. 99.

NBS 169 — B-30.881 22,5 x 34 cm 170 p. 14 x 28 cm Javanese 20-25 lines Notes and fragments: 1. Pahji Jay a Lëqkara, 3 cantos, in ta beginning dated 1759/1831, fragmen ’ parallel text of cod. NBS 24 (p- 3-2 ’ 2 and 3. fragments of lyric poetry, c ° n taining warysalans, 31.380 (p. 23-28)» 4. Brata Yuda kawi, 30.014, with modern Javanese word for word glosses, in tvV ° columns, fragment, canto 1-8, stanza (p - 29 - 41); . the 5. report of an inquiry in Bagëlen m case of a counterfeit coiner, made four qabèhis, dated 1752/1824, 48.4 (p. 43-54); of 6. moralistic lessons, in prose, 18.200, 0 tapa Jati Mulya given to his grandson radèn Ina Wirya, fragment (p. 55-0 1 -/’ 7. suluk Durun, 15.000, prose paraphrasOj on theology and mysticism; at the eI ^ suluk Badagas is mentioned, cf. c ° 2099 (p. 59-62); 8. regulation, 48.200, 5 articles, of i Yogyakarta grand-vizir Danu Rëja ^ ferring to the guard outside and in sl the Royal compound, and the rules 011 dress to be observed in the precin<d s (p. 63-66);