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to explain, are mentioned, and in many cases fines are fixed in terms of (hundreds or thousands of) Chinese cash (coppers with a hole). Volume in quadratic kraton script written 111 Surakarta, originally belonging to the Delft collection. Cat. Vreede p. 339-342 has an extensive Dutch summary. LOr 1833 — H-27.030 19 x 29 cm 320, 414 and 404 p. 13 x 21 cm Javanese 17 lines History of J avanese kingsdoms in P r ose, edition Meinsma (1874), mentioned In ^t. Vreede p. 99. Three volumes in qua dratic kraton script on vellum-paper, origi- nally belonging to the Delft collection. No date.

originally belonging to the Delft collection. Cat. Vreede p. 19-20 has a short Dutch epitome. The Aji Saka mentions Daniswara, i.e. King Sri Maha Puqguq of Mëndatj Kamulan and his vizir Jugul Muda, enemies of Aji Saka. Maha Puqguitj’s descendant Banjaran Sari becomes King of Galuh. He is suc ceeded by his son Arya Bat)ah. The tale ends with the history of Pajajaran, Siyurj Wanara and the founding of Majapahit by Susuruh. The Major Sërat Kanda has similar tales. LOr 1836 (I and II) — B-31.024 22.5 x 32,5 cm 55 and 96 p. 16 x 25 cm Javanese 17 lines 1. Arjuna Sasra Bahu, prose epit ome by C. F. Winter (edited by Roorda, Amsterdam 1845). Vide cat. Vreede p. 5 (53 p.); 2. Ram a, prose epitome by C. F. Winter (edited by Roorda, Amsterdam 1845). Vide cat. Vreede p. 7 (96 p). Quadratic kraton script, originally be longing to the Delft collection. LOr 1837 — H-27.020 — treebark paper 18.5 x 25 cm 407 p. 14.5 x 21,5 cm Javanese 17 lines History of Javanese kingdom in verse, dated in a year Bé kurup arbaijiyah, i.e. in the first half of the 19th century. Cursive script with red headings (in the beginning) and a decorated title-page, Central Java. Originally belonging to the Delft collection. Cat. Vreede p. 100 has a short Dutch epitome and collations with the Major Babad. The end is missing. Cod. 10.867 contains a list of initial lines of cantos by Soegiarto.