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  • Woelang Basa

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/9
    Notes on how to write Javanese script.

  • ꦠꦼꦕꦟ꧀ꦒ꦳ꦒ꧀

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/10
    Writing exercises for Javanese script.

  • ꦏꦮꦿꦸꦃꦏꦱꦸꦱꦶꦭꦥ꧀

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/11
    Exercises for writing Javanese. The first part of the book contains of vocabulary lists, the second of a text.

  • Kuliah Bahasa Kawi

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/12
    Notes on Old Javanese.

  • Vinger

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/13
    Notes on the Dutch and Javanese language.

  • Soerat dari Soekriman

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/14
    Notes on writing Javanese characters and using the Javanese calendar.

  • Buku Sirjono

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/15
    A Javanese-Malay vocabulary list.

  • Djw. Kuna V

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/4/16
    An exercise book for writing Javanese script.

  • 日蔬 秫愛群

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/5/1
    A notebook on geometry and mathematics. The term rishu (daybook) is normally used for divinatory texts, but has the connotation of notebook here.…

  • 秫愛群

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/5/2
    A notebook on geometry and mathematics.

  • 秫愛群

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/5/3
    A notebook on chemistry classes that belonged to a Chinese-Indonesian student attending a school in Yogyakarta.

  • 日蔬 秫愛群

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/5/4
    A notebook on geometry, mathematics and the Indonesian nationalist ideology of Pancasila. The term rishu (daybook) is normally used for divinatory…

  • Kata Seru

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/6/1
    Notes on Indonesian vocabulary made by a Chinese-Indonesian student.

  • [English Writing Exercises]

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/6/2
    English writing exercises by a Chinese-Indonesian student in Yogyakarta. Corrections by his/her teacher are in red.

  • [Notes on the toponymy of China]

    File Ref: EAP1268/6/4/6/3
    Notes on the toponymy of China illustrated by two maps. Corrections have been made using a red pencil.