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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:30540
Title	NBG-Boeg 188, Vol. 12
Abstract	I Wé Cudaiq gives birth to two more daughters, Wé Tenribalobo and Wé Tenridio; the latter is entered by a higher spirit and subsequently made a bissu-priest. I La Galigo travels to Luwuq to obtain certain bissu utensils for her. In Luwuq he marries Rajeng Risompa. When he returns to Cina, a small bissu house is built for the ordination of Wé Tenridio.

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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]