Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c4.58

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c4.58

Taxila as a Centre of Learning, 477; Tuition Fees, 479; Public Contributions to Education, 480; Invitation to Meals, 480; State Scholarships, 480; Day-Scholars, 481; Householders as Students, 481; Choice of Studies, 482; Democracy of Learning, 482; Food and Discipline, 483; Communal Colleges, 484; Senior Students as Assistant Masters, 484; Teaching by Shifts, 485; Birds as Aids to Study, 485; Use of Writing, 485; Different Courses of Study, 486; Religion and Humanities, 486; Sciences, Arts, and Crafts, 487; Specialization in Theory and Practice, 487; Education made Practical, 488; Foreign Travel as Aid to Education, 489; Special Schools of Medicine, Law, and Military Science, 489; Schools of *Silpas* (Arts and Crafts), 490; Benares as a Centre of Education, 490; Its School of Music, 490; Hermitages as Centres of Highest Learning, 490.

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