Sang Hyang Hayu, a tutur of west Javanese provenance. Several versions of this text are known to exist, and all but one (see MSS Jav. 53 gg) are found in 15th-century MSS originating from west Java written on the gebang palm leaf. Identified by A. Acri.
Pawukon. Prose treatise on divination, inconnection with the Javanese wuku calendar of 30 x 7 days, and otherchronological systems (weeks of 210 days). Medicines for children are alsomentioned. The idiom is pre-Islamic Javanese; the style is succinct andpragmatic, using many abbreviations for ...
Carita Yusup. A: ff. 1-117. Carita Yusup. Beginning intact but leaves outof order and some missing. The ending seems to be missing. Badly soiled, someleaves illegible. In verse. 4 lines per page. B: ff. 118-37. Yusup story, again. Leaves out of order,several missing, several soiled and badly...
Carita Yusup. The story of the prophet Yusuf (Joseph). Incomplete at beginning; leaves are not in order and the MS may contain two texts as there are at least two different hands. Beginning of Carita Yusup found in middle; preceding leaf (f. 67) is empty save for date: 23 Sebteber [September...
Raden (Ardi) Kusuma romance A MS perhaps from Madura. Complete. The first folio containing the basmalah enclosed within foliate scrolls. This MS identified by Edwin Wieringa (14 March 2011) who noted, ‘Scanning the leaves for key terms, I detected the words Mĕsir, Ngĕrum, and Kusuma, so perh...