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Description Prince Selarasa kneels before a holy man, Kiai Nur Sayid, who has stayed in one place for so long, neither eating nor drinking but smelling flowers and praying to God, that a vine has grown up around his body. The narrative power of the image is reinforced by enclosing the whole scene within a vine. MSS.Jav.28, f.8r
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Author Unknown. The original owner of the MS is noted at the top of the first page: punika serat kagunganipun nyonya Sakeber [gezaghebber, or perhaps Madame Schaber of Surabaya]. Col. Colin Mackenzie received the MS from Rothenbühler at Surabaya in Feb. 1812. Mackenzie Collection, 1823
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Serat Selarasa -- MSS JAV 28
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Sela Rasa. Dated 24 Sapar AJ. 1731 [4 June A.D. 1804]. The original owner of the MS is noted at the top of the first page: punika sĕrat kagunganipun nyonya Sakebĕr [gezaghebber, or perhaps Madame Schaber of Surabaya]. Javanese language and script. In verse; 41 cantos. The text is distinguished by many fine polychrome wayang-style illustrations throughout, with an elaborate frontispiece. Mackenzie received the MS from Rothenbühler at Surabaya in Feb. 1812. In origin, format, and style it is identical to MSS Jav. 68.

Dimensions: 310 x 200 mm.

Dutch paper, watermarks: 'J Honig & Zoonen', 'J H & Z', 'ProPatria'; well-thumbed. 19 lines per page; black ink with gold highlights.

Modern half-calf binding.

Bibliography:

  • M.C. Ricklefs and P. Voorhoeve, Indonesian manuscripts in Great Britain (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1977), p.61;
  • Annabel Teh Gallop with Bernard Arps, Golden letters: writing traditions of Indonesia (London: British Library; Jakarta: Lontar, 1991), pp.88-89.

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Language Javanese Javanese (Javanese script) ꦗꦮ
Publication date 4 June 1804
publication_date QS:P577,+1804-06-04T00:00:00Z/11
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The original owner of the MS is noted at the top of the first page: punika serat kagunganipun nyonya Sakeber [gezaghebber, or perhaps Madame Schaber of Surabaya]. Col. Colin Mackenzie received the MS from Rothenbühler at Surabaya in Feb. 1812. Mackenzie 1822 Collection

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Catalogue entry: MSS Jav 84

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