The University of Nalanda c13.59

c13.59

This was true of all resident students and generally a major part of the students was of resident students. If the passage speaks of the Buddhist students, it is equally true of a Hindu student, excepting such work as the examining of water etc., which was peculiar to the Buddhists. Hindu religious codes, Gautama-Dharma-Sūtra,³ for instance, speak at length of the behaviour of the student towards the teacher, of the day to day examination of the pupil’s morals and of many other things.