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ganjawulung · 30th April 2010, 05:57 AM

And the third reference, is the more modern one. The book of "Dhapur", published in a very limited copies (1998), and in an extra-ordinary size, (40X25 cm). Very easy to understand, although not original -- either in caraka-script and also latinized translation below the text. The sketches also has been renewed...

I think it is still available to buy this (not pretty sure), in Jakarta. (I am sorry, I am neither a dealer nor agent, but I can help to find it -- if it is possible). Consists of more dhapurs than the kraton version of Pangeran Hadiwidjaja's. But IMHO, is still in the keris pakem -- if you refer to the first book too...

I apologize, for being too arogant not to quote at anytime, anywhere, these three sources in our discussion...

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30th April 2010, 05:57 AM	#3
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	Latinized Version of Dhapur Book And the third reference, is the more modern one. The book of "Dhapur", published in a very limited copies (1998), and in an extra-ordinary size, (40X25 cm). Very easy to understand, although not original -- either in caraka-script and also latinized translation below the text. The sketches also has been renewed... I think it is still available to buy this (not pretty sure), in Jakarta. (I am sorry, I am neither a dealer nor agent, but I can help to find it -- if it is possible). Consists of more dhapurs than the kraton version of Pangeran Hadiwidjaja's. But IMHO, is still in the keris pakem -- if you refer to the first book too... I apologize, for being too arogant not to quote at anytime, anywhere, these three sources in our discussion... GANJAWULUNG Attached Images Last edited by ganjawulung; 30th April 2010 at 12:16 PM.