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(7) Sanghyang Api (Sangeang, Gunung Api). (8) Śeran (Ceram). (9) Hutan (N. E. of Sumbawa). (10) Kadali (Kanari—island, or 9 and 10 together may denote the group of islands Buru, Sula etc.) (11) Gurun (Gorong, probably the name of a large group of islands in the east.) (12) Lombok Mirah (West Lombok ?) (13) Sākṣak (East Lombok). (14) Bantayan (Bonthain) with capital of that name. (15) Luvuk (Luvuk on south Peleng or Luvu on the gulf of Boni). (16) Udamakatraya (Talaud—islands). (17) Makasar. and (18) Butun. (Two well-known islands of these names). (19) Banggavi (Banggai). (20) Kunir (Kunjit). (21) Galiyao (Kangean). (22) Salaya (Saleier). (23) Sumba (well-known). (24) Solot (Solor). (25) Muar (Kei or Honimoa, Saparua). (26) Wandan (Banda). (27) Ambwan (Amboyne Island). (28) Maloko (Molukkas i. e. Ternate). (29) Wwanin (Onin, north-west of New Guinea). (30) Seran (Koviai, south of New Guinea). (31) Timur (well-known).