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bika. Coll. I gusti ftoman Glédag of Bédahulu. 12.928 38 pp., 20.160 Asrama Wasa Parwa (p. 1-14), Musala Parwa (p. 14-19), Prastanika Parwa (P- 19-22), Swarga Rohana Parwa (P- 22-38). Old Javanese prose with Sanskrit slokas. Coll. Griya Mandara, Sidëmën. 12.929 51 pp., 30.410 Walaij Tamak, Javano-Balinese romantic poem, gaguritan, in macapat v erse (durma, wasi, pagkur, sinom, durma, sinom), story of a clever young man who has many adventures. See v.d. Tuuk’s KBNW, vol. II, p. 743, sub voce Tamak, Balaq Tamak. According to v.d. Tuuk, fialag Tamak was worshipped as a local deity in Prig Alot. The text contains pas- Sa ges in the Balinese vernacular and refer- e nces to modern Java («Solo»). The poem ^ay date from the middle of the 19th cen- tur V- Coll. Griya Mandara, Sidëmën (1st Co Py) and Fakultas Sastra Udayana, Den Pasar, lontar no 754, kropak no 40 (2nd c °Py, registered as LOr 12.938). See also L °r 13.129. 12.930 77 pp., 30.065 Rama Wijaya, Old Javanese epic P°em in Indian metres, on the struggle of j^ r juna Sahasru Bahu and Parasu Rama, e &inning with an invocation of Kames- ^ara. See Brandes’ Beschrijving hss. v.d. Uu k, vol. IV, p. 3-6, where the text is galled Arjunantaka, and Zoetmulder, Ra'agwan, p. 343 ff. Coll. Jro Kaginan,

12.931 43 pp. 30.080 Ghatotkacasraya, Old Javanese poem in Indian metres, by mpu Panuluh. Coll, griya Cagapit, Sidëmën, Karag Asëm. 12.932 16 pp. 11.300 Smara Rék a, Javano-Balinese reli gious prose treatise on genesis. The text contains also information on tënug divina tion and magic medicines, and some rajahs. Coll, griya Gëdé, Panarukan. 12.933 18 pp., 11.280 Maya Sandi, lessons on religious speculation, given by sag hyag Maya Sandi to four disciples located East, South, West and North. Islamic concepts are men tioned. Coll. A.A. Wy. Kompyag, Jro Krambitan. 12.934 21 pp., 11.380 Hindu Tatwa, Javano-Balinese les sons on Indian religion, given by Sidi Kërta to sag Métri. Part of the text (p. 9-21) contains notes on mantras (Pasupati, Wisnu Panjara), magic tastras and rajahs, incanta tions of spirits (kala Sumëdag) etc. Coll. A. A. Wy. Kompyag, Jro Krambitan. 12.935 10 pp., 40.070 Tigkah ig agë ri g, Javano-Balinese notes on diseases appearing in definite months, and on offerings and incantations which serve as exorcisms. The second part of the ms., p. 6-10, contains notes on the significance and magic power of syllables (and aksaras) appearing in various words as initial or concluding features. Concentra tion on the appearance of these syllables is recommended. This text is called Dwimatra