Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c22.28

c22.28

Thus has the pupil to serve his teacher, and him alone, for he is not to render such service to, or accept it from, anybody else. Nor is he to give or receive anything without his teacher's permission. He is not to enter the village or go to a cemetery or go abroad on journeys without his teacher's permission [ib., i, 25, 24]. The permission might be granted if he would travel with a learned Bhikkhu in his company to control him [ib., ii, 21, 1].