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3. (3 leaves) : pamupug, white magic, men tioning sat} hyat) Kalëpa (from the East) ; 4. a Balinese letter. Cat. Juynboll III, Balinese, p. 188. Lom bok coll., 1906. LOr 5356 — R-11.410 — palmleaf ms [without boards 52.5 x 4 cm 10 loose leaves 45 x 3,5 cm Balinese 4 lines Notes, Javanese-Balinese mantras: 1. ritual, on patjardana (aradhana) worship, 6 lines; 2. fragment of a tutur, severely damaged; 3. DasaBayu mantra; 4. (two leaves): Tirta Kamandalu mantra, spoken over water ; 5. (3 leaves): slokas, Gaijga Déwi etc., fragmentary; 6. magic mantras to secure progeny as de sired, male etc., fragmentary; 7. fragment of tutur T ryaksara. Quoted by Hooykaas, “Stava”. Cat. Juyn boll II, p. 349. Lombok coll., 1906. LOr 5357 — R-12.010 — palmleaf ms 53.5 x 3,5 cm 24 leaves [without boards 42.5 x 3,5 cm Balinese 4 lines Notes, Javanese-Balinese mantras: 1. (4leaves): Bajra Satwa orWërko- dara Stawa; Bajra Tiksna or Mahawira; Pratisara; Ratnatraya or Wiramantra; Asta Mahabhaya; Sadyojata; Indrani Dewa; with slokas; 2. is missing; 3. (7 leaves): D i p a Mala magic, with a lamp, to avert dangers; with a rajah Jala Lodda, showing a demon who com mands the sea, scuttling the enemy’s ship;