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13.926 17 pp., 21.010 Babad Baduij, Javano-Balinese genealogy, with some interspersed slokas, of noble families of South Bali, beginning with the gods and the Pandawas, mention ing also Sindula of Galuh and Déwata Cëq- kar of Mëdaq Kamulan. Javanese influence is evident. The later part of the text con tains some dates (Saka 1812, AD 1890) referring to the last rulers of Badug. Coll. I Gusti bfurah Oka Aji, puri Anom, Sarèn Tëqah, Tabanan. 13.927 31 pp., 30.161 Wignotsawa, Old Javanese epic poem in Indian metres, kakawin, Buddhist tale. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Tabanan. 13.928 7 pp., 20.520 Usana Bali, Javano-Balinese prose, legendary history of Bali, in the beginning mentioning Pasug Grigis of Gamorjan, mount Lampuyai3, up to the tale of Këbo Taruna and mount Këlut. Coll. Ni Këtut Mënuh, Jadi, Tabanan. 13.929 32 pp., 41.840 Pakarmayan, Javano-Balinese notes on divination with reference to suitable marriage partners, by means of calculations with the numeral values of the Javanese characters composing the names of bride groom and bride, and also divination based on the birthdates. Coll. Kirtya no 630. 13.930 1 p., 11.810 Tirta Gamana, Marga Ga- mana, Surya Gamana, Nawa Gamana, mantras, slokas, prayers for protection. Coll. Kirtya nos 398, 399, 400, 401.

13.931 37 pp., 30.333 Jagat Karan a, Javano-Balinese poem in tëgahan verse, Kunti Yajna, wayarj tale, exorcism. Coll. Kirtya no 584. 13.932 3 pp., 30.176 Pratiloma, Old Javanese poem, artifi cial poetry containing much alliteration, in Indian metres, lyric, 5 cantos, 11 stanzas, made in Bali. Coll. Kirtya no 445. 13.933 38 pp., 21.330 Babad Pasëk, Javano-Balinese, mainly Balinese legendary history of the origin of old pasëk families in Bali, in connection with Majapahit. Coll. Kirtya no 965. 13.934 63 pp., 30.214-E K a 13 s a, Old Javanese epic poem in In dian metres, kakawin, made in Bali, on the victory of Krësna over Kagsa, long version (see short version LOr 13.888), cf. Krësnandhaka kakawin, Zoetmulder, Kalaqwan, p. 892. The 53 cantos are pro vided with headings mentioning the name of the new metre and a line of marks indicating the metrically long and short syllables. This concern for the correctness of the Indian metres is exceptional in man uscripts from Bali. Coll. I Këtut Mantra, banjar Lëbah, Tabanan. 13.936 77 pp., 10.010 Buwana K os a, Old Javanese treatise on religion, Siwaitic, tutur, numerous Sanskrit slokas provided with Old Javanese explanations. Coll. Griya Sindu, Sidëmën, Karaij Asëm.