Lectures On Ancient Indian Numismatics
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LECTURE IV 125 he ordained with the Sakyaputra Sramanas, he would after our death live a life of ease and without pain. " It is not necessary to tell you the whole story. Suffice it to say that Upali and his companions got themselves ordained one day, and in the night at dawn set up such a fearful howl for rice-milk and hard and soft food that Buddha is aroused from his sleep who promptly ascertains the cause of that noise and forbids in future to confer ordination on any person und...er twenty years of age. But what do we learn from the story ? We have here seventeen boys on this side of twenty and not far removed from it, and the parents of one of them, viz. Upali, seriously thinking of introduc- ing him to an avocation whicli will enable him to live a life of ease and comfort. Evidently, therefore, JLeklta, Ganana and Rupa must be so interpreted as to denote each a profession. It is no use, therefore, taking them to be merely the "three R's" as Biihler ' and Rhys Davids have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
201 and ff.
LECTURE IV 125 he ordained with the Sakyaputra Sramanas, he would after our death live a life of ease and without pain. " It is not necessary to tell you the whole story. Suffice it to say that Upali and his companions got themselves ordained one day, and in the night at dawn set up such a fearful howl for rice-milk and hard and soft food that Buddha is aroused from his sleep who promptly ascertains the cause of that noise and forbids in future to confer ordination on any person und...er twenty years of age. But what do we learn from the story ? We have here seventeen boys on this side of twenty and not far removed from it, and the parents of one of them, viz. Upali, seriously thinking of introduc- ing him to an avocation whicli will enable him to live a life of ease and comfort. Evidently, therefore, JLeklta, Ganana and Rupa must be so interpreted as to denote each a profession. It is no use, therefore, taking them to be merely the "three R's" as Biihler ' and Rhys Davids have done.
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