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14.748 4 pp., 40.360 Kiwa, Pagiwa, Javano-Balinese, most ly Balinese notes on magic, beginning w 'th tutur G013 Gagga Gëmpug. Drawings p ra J ahs are added. Coll. Pan Tëkèr, anarukan, Tëgah, Krambitan.

14.749 56 pp., 10.610 Kamahayanikan, Old Javanese and av ano-Balinese treatise on Buddhism, Cor >taining several slokas, extensive ver- !!° n - C °l*- puri Kalèran Kaba-kaba, Kadiri, *abanan.

14.750 13 pp., 40.380 Barjujanan, Javano-Balinese and alinese rain magic, various methods, ^agic incantations with sayut offerings,. L °H. Kirtya no 183.

14.751 34 pp., 20.410 Bararaton, Old Javanese prose ^hronicle of the history of the Sigasari and ajapahit dynasties, with colophon dated Sa ka 1535 (AD 1613). Coll. Kirtya no 483. 14.752 9 pp., 43.20 Barma Usada Tantri, Balinese list syllable mantras (Am Urn Mam etc) each longing to a happening or a meeting of Peonages of the Balinese wayag reper toire. The mantras were probably to be said y the dalag during a performance of a ^ayar; play. The connection between arma Usada (physiology, medicines) and antri tales is not clear. The list might elong to the Darma Pawayagan. Coll. Kirtya no 431.

14.753 6 pp., 30.172 Puja nig S mar a, Old Javanese lyric poem in Indian metres by Tanakug, pro vided with interlinear Javano-Balinese glosses. Bhawana Bhawa sëkar appears to be another title of the poem (11 stanzas), which contains references to sexual inter course on each of the 14 nights of the clear half of the month (suklapaksa). Coll. Kirtya no 340. 14.754 5 pp., 11.450 Puja Mamukur, Javano-Balinese ritual belonging to funeral offices and an cestor worship. Coll. Kirtya no 33. 14.755 14 pp., 30.214-H Darma Wimala, Old Javanese epic poem, kakawin, in Indian metres, made in Bali, on the last journey of the Pandawas, after the victory over the Kora was, and Yudhisthira’s giving up the throne of bjas- tina in favour of his grandnephew. The poem ends with Yudhisthira’s reaching heaven with his dog. It is a poetic version of the Swarga Rohana parwa. Coll. Kirtya no 410. 14.756 40 pp., 30.174 Lam bag S alukat, Old Javanese lyric poetry, 35 cantos (pupuh), provided with interlinear Javano-Balinese glosses. Coll. Kirtya no 391. 14.757 12 pp., 11.440 Pagëntas, Javano-Balinese ritual of funeral offices, mentioning numerous mantras and incantations and containing a list of nine different rarajahans, consisting of combinations of aksaras, which are to be