Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c33.75

c33.75

Buddha, the, abstinence practised by, 388; career of as Bodhisattva, scenes depicted on wall of temple, 521,—of continuous round of debates and discussions, 452, 453; caste of no significance to, 392; chief women disciples of, 464; composition of inner circle of disciples of, 389, 390; converts of, sources from whence drawn, 384, 385; democratic spirit of, how finally expressed, 379; dictation of forms in which property would be acceptable by, 412, 413; disagreement with the doctrine of the Ātman, 386 (and footnote, 386); disciples of, drawn from already existing ascetic orders, 385; first instructor of, Ālāra Kālāma, 386; giver of last meal to, 422; healing miracle performed by, 423; honour paid to Brāhmans by, 390, 391; image of, in large monastery in Andhra, 519,—installation in monasteries, 549, 550; Indian sects or schools in the time of (footnote), 383; medical treatment of, by Jīvaka, 470; met at discussions by Buddhist Brahmanical sects, 453; monastic cults developing long anterior to age of, 380; most noteworthy journey ever made by mortal, made by (footnote), 386; nakedness of the Bhikkhus denounced by, 430, 431; notable hosts of, 420; on non-recognition of caste in Buddhist initiation, 395; physician appointed to (Jīvaka), 427 469,; prayer of Mahābrahmā as granted by, 380; product of Brahmanical, system, 386; proper meal for in his condition of prolonged fasting, 427; reason for renunciation of the world, 392; rebuke to Bhikkus for neglect in nursing sick brother, 428,—for refusing to partake of hospitality, 421; religion of, preached through popular speech, 449; restatement of Vedic or Brahmanical religion as enounced by, 377; reputed last words of (footnote), 379; saying of regarding the life of holiness, 379; sixty-two systems of philosophy mentioned by, 259; special appellation of, 384; Suttas or Sermons supposed to have been preached by, 259; teachers of, 388 (and footnote 388); tooth-relic of, 511; turning-point in life of, 409 walking exercise of, 551