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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:29355
Title	NBG-Boeg 188, Vol. 1
Abstract	The genesis of the Middle World. Batara Guru descends from heaven and comes to the land of Luwuq. Wé Nyiliq Timoq rises from the underworld. They marry and Wé Nyiliq Timoq gives birth to Batara Lattuq who has to undergo manifold festive ceremonies such as sitting on a swing. The beginning of the realm Tompoq Tikkaq. La Urung Mpessi descends from heaven, I Pada Uleng rises from the underworld, they marry each other and they die on the same day. Their two earthly daughters, Wé Adiluwuq and Wé Opu Sengngeng are eventually expelled from the palace and from the realm.

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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:52070
Title	La Galigo NBG-Boeg 188
Content	Eerste gedeelte van het Boeginees episch gedicht La Galigo / First part of the Buginese epic poem La Galigo.
Shelfmark	NBG-Boeg 188
Note	Verzameld in Makassar door B.F. Matthes (1818-1908) t.b.v. het Nederlands Bijbelgenootschap / Collected in South Sulawesi by B.F. Matthes (1818-1908) on behalf of the Netherlands Bible Society. Langdurig bruikleen van de collectie Boeginese en Makassaarse handschriften van het Nederlands Bijbelgenootschap (NBG) sinds 1905 / Permanent loan of the collections of Buginese and Makassarese manuscripts of the Netherlands Bible Society since 1905. Het Leidse handschrift is het langste doorlopend fragment van La Galigo ter wereld / The Leiden Manuscript is the longest coherent fragment of La Galigo extant in the world. Handschrift staat op UNESCO’s Memory of the World register sinds 2011.
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Part of	Nederlands Bijbelkundig genootschap (NBG)
Language	Bugis
Country	Indonesia
Extent	1 scan. ; 35.5 x 23.5 cm.
Location	Leiden, UB
Published/created	Makassar, Sulawesi Selatan, [tussen 1852-1858]