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°n various subjects, beginning with chronology, cosmogony and divination, continuing with religious speculation and moralistic lessons. Salukat, sarj darma rig Dumaka, Kasturi, Baraij and Tanakug (Basa Mërta Sadana) are mentioned as au thors of poems in this compilation. Cf. LOr 13.009. Coll. Griya Punya, Sidëmën, Karaq Asëm.

13.503 26 pp., 13.430 Purba Sasana, Catur Yuga.les- sons given by rësi Purba Somi to king Bano Baja of Purba Sasana, Old Javanese (Bali made) prose lessons on Javano-Balinese re ligion, the characters of the gods, cosmic ar| d social order, the yugas, the wikus, ec clesiastical law concerning marriage re lations (Sastra Rësi Putra Sasana). Coll, ^iya Punya, Sidëmën, Kararj Asëm.

13.505 19 pp., 11.540 Widi Sastra, Javano-Balinese tuturs 0n ritual and offerings (sasayut) with refer- en ce to childbirth etc., mentioning Aji Siwa Sumèdarj; further Tutur Yukti, Aji Drësti °ka Kërti and Javano-Balinese legendary 'story; Panugrahan mpu Kuturan, Sri lr a Dalëm Késari and son Jaya Kasunu. Goll. Griya Punya, Sidëmën, Kararj Asëm. 13.506 11 pp., 40.090 Baraksan Balyan, Javano-Balinese ^°tes on magic and medicines, balyan lore. o11 - I Putu Saharya, Tëgal Sari, Sigaraja.

Coll. 1 Putu Saharya, Tëgal Sari, Sigaraja. 13.508 13 pp., 47.210 Asiku Paha, collection of Javano- Balinese notes, mentioning in the beginning forbidden marriage relations which bring disaster in the country, and their penalties. Further numerous magic figures (combina tions of aksaras, kütas) connected with deities, parts of the human body etc. A list of Old Javanese and Javano-Balinese liter ary works beginning with Ramayana and mentioning also Wida Sari (by mpu Malayu, the Malay poem Bidasari), with the names of their authors and their sagkala dates (unreliable), is included. Coll. Kirtya no 443. 13.509 29 pp., 46.510 Pakërti nikar) Cantaka, Old Javanese and Javano-Balinese dictionary and encyclopedia, mentioning Nagara Krama (p. 14), containing lists (Pracéka: pratyéka) of synonyms, beginning with Pandita, concluding with a fragmentary text on the names of the Pandawas (Séna, i.e. Bima, Parta and Nakula-Sadéwa) con nected with their adventures in life ac cording to wayar; purwa lore (p. 28). Cf. Cantaka Parwa. Coll. I Putu Saharya, Tëgal Sari, Sirjaraja. 13.51124 pp., 41.860 Padéwasan, Javano-Balinese prose compilation of divination lore, beginning with an extensive pawukon text in col umns. Coll. I Putu Saharya, Sirjaraja. 13.513 52 pp., 10.010 Buwana K os a. Old Javanese tutur on