Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c4.64

c4.64

Objects and Difficulties of I-tsing's Mission, 535; Places visited by him, 536; Strength of Brahmanism, 536; Elementary Education, 537; Medical Study, 538; Higher Study, 539; Admission of Monks, 540; Daily Duties of Monks, 542; Grading of Monks, 543; Secular Education, 545; Non-Buddhist Students, 545; Breadth of Culture, 546; Unsuccessful Monasteries, Teachers, and Pupils, 546; Successful Monasteries, 547; Learned Assemblies, 548; Literary Celebrities, 548; Worship of Images, Chaityas, and Stūpas, 549; Self-Government at Monasteries, 551; Register of Names, 551; Menial and Administrative Staff, 552; Dietary, 552; Measurement of Time, 553; Aids to Spiritual Life, 553; Properties of Monasteries, 553; Libraries, 555; Cultural Intercourse between China and India, 555.