Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c33.47

c33.47

Bharatas, land of, 144 ; Vedic settlement, 54 Bhārhut, Hermitage Scene (Plate X), *facing* p. 21, sculptures, hermitages in, Plate V, *facing* p. 68 ; Plate VI, *facing* p. 314 ; Plate VII, *facing* p. 157 ; Plate XIV, *facing* p. 333 ; Plate XV, *facing* p. 344 Bharoch, number of monasteries and Brethren in, 521 Bhartṛihari, scholar, 540 ; self-reproach of, 545 *Bhartṛihari-Śāstra*, commentary, 540 Bhikkhu, appointment as "bullion-remover", 411 ; single, *Vihāra* originally apartment for, 438 ; solitary, hut for use of, 437 Bhikkhus allowed to accept presents of robes, 432 ; use of mat, rug, or other clothing, 433 ; diet permitted to, 416, 417 ; footwear of, 433 ; living in forest, solitude of, 458, 459 ; nakedness of, denounced by the Buddha, 430, 431 ; probation of (*parivāsa*), 446 ; rebuke to by the Buddha for neglect in nursing sick brother, 428 ; refusal to partake of hospitality rebuked by the Buddha, 421 ; regular and special teachers of, 451, 452 ; sick, special attentions to be paid to, 429,—summons for aid in sickness must be obeyed, 429 ; spurious teachers of, 452 ; standing invitations to, 419 ; tabooing of Sanskrit in studies of, 449 ; teaching of, mainly oral, 450, 451 ; use of loom apparatus permitted to, 445 ; *see also* Chhabbaggiya Bhikkhus *Bhikhunī*, Buddhist precursor of, 393 *Bhikshu-sūtra*, meaning of, 231 Bhikshus, acquirement of both religious and secular literature by, 544, 545 ; (Ascetics) originators of literature bearing upon, 240 ; discussion of Yoga texts with Hiuen Tsing, 527 ; duties and promotion of, 544 ; housing of under Buddhism, 393 ; of Ceylon, visit to Kāñchipura, 520 ; or monks, secular occupations open to, 353 Bhīma Vaidarbha, Later Vedic teacher, 227 Bhīsma as teacher of Kuru and Pāṇḍu princes, 337 *Bhūḥ*, first stage in creation, 9 Bhujya Lāhyāyani, Later Vedic teacher, 227