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script, from Madura; coll. S. Keyzer, 1868. Vide cat. Vreede p. 402. LOr 1913 — B-30.167 — palmleaf ms 3,5 x 37,5 cm 65 p. 3 x 32 cm Balinese 4 lines Sii)ha Laqgala Parwa, Old Java nese didactic allegoric poem in Indian metres: Kama Rupini, a Buddhistic princess of Siqha Laqgala, is desired and attacked by King Caya Purusa and King Laksmi Kirana. Vide cat. Vreede p. 399. Cat. Juynboll II p. 169/ 170 has a short Dutch epitome of a prose redaction of the tale, belonging to the KBG collection (v. Poerbatjaraka, Jaarboek KBG 1933, p. 356). The two Kings are mentioned in the Raijga Lawé (ed. Berg, KBG 1930), canto I, stanza 7. Cod. 10.517 is a romanized copy by Soegiarto of cod. 1913, also in BCB portf. no 23. Coll. S. Keyzer, 1868. LOr 1914 — S-47.610 25 x 34 cm portfolio 11 sheaves of papers Javanese 1. Cërbon lawbook (Papakëm Cërbon), copy, with a Javanese-Dutch glossary; 2. Javanese-Dutch glossary (?); 3. Javanese letters, original contract of the Pasuruhan Regent Nitidiniqrat with the Dutch Company (V.O.C.), made at the time of his appointment in 1800 A.D.; 4. Javanese legends: prophecy by Iman Sampurna, Surakarta 1819, and legends about localities in the districts of Malar)

and Pasuruhan. The other sheaves contain papers in Ma lay, Arabic, Dutch and English. Voorhoeve, “Handlist”, p. 30 mentions as-Suyüti’s Wasa’il ila ma c rifat al-Awa’il, an Arabic theological text, as belonging in this port folio. Coll. S. Keyzer, 1868.

LOr 1928 — R-14.010 — treebark paper 19 x 27 cm 83 p. 10,5 x 17 cm Javanese 13 lines Notes, treatise on Muhammadan theol ogy and mysticism in prose, mentioning as authority sèk ul-Bari, old ms probably ac quired by the Leyden scholar Vulcanius from one of the first Dutch navigators who visited Java at the end of the 16th century, and since the 17th century in the Leyden University Library. Edited by Schrieke, “Hot Boek van Bonang”, Utrecht 1916, and re- edited by Drewes. Ancient quadratic script, North Coast. Cf. cod. 11.092. Vide Vreede cat. p. 330. See facsimile 60.151.

LOr 1939 — R-16.010 17.5 x 21,5 cm 491 p. 11.5 x 16,5 cm Arabic 11 lines R i c a y a t al-Himmat, treatise 011 Muhammadan religion (theology, law and mysticism) in verse, by Ahmad Ripaqi, date 1266 A.H., i.e. 1849 A.D. Bought for the Library in the Millies sale, 1870. Vide cat. Vreede p. 331.

III. Collection Comets de Groot (50.004).

LOr 1969 — R-14.430 17 x 20,5 cm 89 p. 11 x 15 cm Arabic 13 lines

Notes and glosses, interlinear, e5C plaining Arabic religious terms and texts p. 4-6: kasd, ta c arrud, etc.;