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to eating and to fasting (p. 79, p. 83); on validity of devotional actions (p. 86); on death (p. 90); on the marriage formula and conditional divorce (p. 92); on lies (p. 94); talkln, the angels in the grave (p. 98); divination referring to houses (p. 100); on rice agriculture, Puhaci incantation, partly Sundanese (p. 105-113); magic, medicines, charms, partly Sunda nese, referring to Puwah Hèrai3 (p. 113- 122); prayers, puji, for the 7 days of the week (p. 125-129); Arabic prayers for the male man, the un even nights in the third decade of Ramadan, and Lailatu’l-Kadr (p. 135-141); on the celebration of Ari Raya ( c Idu’lfitr) (P- M2); khutba sermons, Arabic (p. 150-166); divination (p. 166) ; funeral salat and talkln, Arabic, dopa kubur (p. 184-202); further: medicines etc.; Javanese treatise on ritual purification (p. 227), on sembahyat) (p. 231). Vide Voorhoeve, “Handlist Arabic mss”, p. 67 (du c a). Cat. Juynboll II, p. 451. Coll. Sn. Hurgr., 1906. LOr 5615 — R-14.220 — treebark paper, 13 x 17,5 cm 14 p. [incomplete 10 x 15 cm Javanese 11 lines Notes, written in Central Java, qua dratic script, antiquated idiom (negation: boya): kadis on the origin of menses: babu Awa, in Paradise, after eating the forbidden fruit, wiped her finger, with some blood, on