'The Pepakum or Javanese Code of Laws peculiar to the province of Cheribon [Cirĕbon].' Keyzer, 1854, p. 339, says this is probably the Cirĕbon Pĕpakĕm which in 1768 the Dutch East India Company made into a law book for Cirĕbon. In Javanese language and script.
Javanese-English dictionary, by John Crawfurd. Containing approximately 12,000 entries. Javanese entries in Javanese script, the English entries in a very faint red ink. Apparently this is one of the volumes used in von Humboldt, 1836-9 (see vol. i, p. v).
Eight Arabic texts with Javanese glosses. The Arabic texts are fully described in Catalogus, 1838-71. vol. ii, no. DCCCLXXI. They are Islamic religious works and commentaries, some anonymous, others by ‘Abd al-Karĩm ibn Ibrāhīm, Abu al-Layth Muhammad ibn Abī Naṣr ibn Ibrahim as-Samarkandī, Aḥr...
This manuscript contains texts in Arabic and Javanese. The Arabic texts have been catalogued in Loth, 1877 (Loth 1047), and see child records for further details. The contents are also described in Ricklefs & Voorhoeve (1977: 56) as follows: Ff. 1-124: Arabic texts with interlinear Javanes...
[Various texts in Javanese and Arabic] A: ff. 1v-10v. Various prayers, in Javanese and Arabic with Javanese titles. B: ff. 11v-69v. Arabic text on the qualities and use of stones and jewels, with an interlinear version in Javanese. The Arabic text and Javanese translation have many errors. Fo...
Nagara Krama Presented to Mackenzie by Sura Adimanggala at Sĕmarang on 15 Rabingulawal A.J. 1739 [29 March A.D. 1812]. In Javanese language and script.
A: ff. 2v-71v (RV pp. 2-138). Bratayuda kawi miring. Complete. Copyist Wongsadirana of Tanggung. The original owner of the MS was Kangjĕng Raden Tumĕnggung Natayuda, a prominent noble of the Yogyakarta court. Dated Ehe, but without the year. Weatherbee suggests that the terminus ad quem is A.J. ...
‘Vocabulary or dialogues Javanese, English, and Dutch'. Heading on f. 1r: 'Woorden der Hollandsche en Javaansche Taale'. Approximately 7,000 entries. The first 3 pages give Dutch, English, and two registers of Javanese in both Javanese and Roman script; thereafter only Javanese script is used...