784

Kadiri, Wirasaba, Surabaya, and Giri (p. 15-34); 3. interpretations of dreams, prognostics, 41.760, 154 items (p. 35-52); 4. interpretations of vibrations, këjutan, in limbs of the body, 41.810, 146 items (p. 52-69); 5. almanac, Javanese years, 42.020 (p. 70) ; 6. moralistic advice (p. 71-72); 7. jati t}arat), E-S-W-N, changing quarter ly through the year, divination, 41.950 (P- 73); 8. almanac, solar months, beginning with June: referring to agriculture, 42.020 (p. 74-86); 9. satjkalas of Javanese history, 25.410, partly referring to Giri (p. 86-88); 10. names of varieties of rice, maize and sugarcane, 44.780 (p. 88-93); 11. divination, inauspicious days of the

week, changing quarterly through Javanese year, 41.950 (p. 94), ^ 12. surnames of the Surakarta and Yog) karta Kings, 29.200 (p. 95-96); 13. Regents of Barjil, East Java, since A.D., 29.200 (p. 97-99). Copied in Malar). Coll. Maurenbrec 1933.

V-c and b. 50.024 Collection Berg, CB 146-153, Miscellanies and Javanese-Balinese texts

(see 50.005).