Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c33.679.2

c33.679.2

meaning of, 79 *Pratrinna Saṁhitā*, 21 *Pratyāhāra* (suppression of organs of sense), connected with practice of Yoga, 115; withdrawal of senses from their object, as aid to practice of Yoga, 315, 316 *Pratyaksha*, explanation of, 298 Pravāhaṇa Jaivali, Later Vedic teacher, 126; King, member of Pāñchāla Parishad, 134 *Pravritti*, second stage of, 298 Prayāga, centre of Brahmanism, 514 *Prayatna*, what is implied by, 305 Prayers, repetition of by pupils, 205, 206; and devotion, example of solitude in, 367; used in initiation of studentship in Upanyana, 182 *Prayogyas*, or manuals, use of, 168 Pre-Buddhist Brahmanical ascetic orders, 381 Preceptor, paid fees by retiring students for education, 506; *see also* Achārya Presents to teacher (voluntary fees), 253 *Preyas*, path of, explained, 156 Priesthood of old Rigvedic religion enumerated, 61 Priestly families of India, correct account of, how obtained, 83 Priests, different classes of, Kalpa-Sūtras for, 167; fighting in battle, but occasionally, 152 Prince, studentship of, how long to continue, 247 Princes of Khātrya caste, education of, course described, 247 Priyavrata Somāpi *or* Saumāpi, Later Vedic teacher, 127 Probation (Parivāsa) of Bhikkhus, 446 Professions, various, not prohibited in times of distress or failure, 352. Promulgators of original works, 240 Property accruing to a person in pupilage, 256; of ascetics, 257;