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With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with fifteen elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 259. Phenomena conjoined with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling are conjoined with one aggregate; with one sense-base, with one with some elements associated. With how many disassociated? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with eleven elements disassociated; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disassociated. Resultant phenomena... associated? None. With how many disassociated? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with ten elements disassociated; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disassociated. Phenomena of the nature of results... defiled and defiling phenomena... associated? None. With how many disassociated? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with sixteen elements disassociated; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disassociated. Phenomena neither resultant nor of the nature of results... ungrasped but graspable phenomena... associated? None. With how many disassociated? Not with any aggregates, not with any sense-bases, with five elements disassociated. Ungrasped and ungraspable phenomena... undefiled and non-defiling phenomena... associated? None. With how many disassociated? Not with any aggregates, not with any sense-bases, with six elements disassociated. Phenomena with initial application and sustained application are associated with one aggregate, with one sense-base, with one element, with some. With how many disassociated? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with fifteen elements disassociated; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disassociated. Phenomena without initial application, only with sustained application... phenomena accompanied by joy are associated with one aggregate, with one sense-base, with one element, with some. With how many disassociated? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with sixteen elements disassociated; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disassociated. Phenomena without initial application and without sustained application... associated? None. With how many disassociated? Not with any aggregates, not with any sense-bases, with one element disassociated. Phenomena accompanied by happiness are associated with one aggregate; with one sense-base, with one element, with some associated. How With how many disjoined? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with fifteen elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 268. Phenomena accompanied by equanimity are conjoined with one aggregate; with one sense-base, with one element, with some conjoined. With how many disjoined? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with eleven elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 269. Phenomena to be abandoned by seeing, phenomena to be abandoned by development… phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned by seeing… phenomena whose roots are to be abandoned by development… phenomena leading to accumulation… phenomena leading to diminution… phenomena of trainees… phenomena of accomplished ones… exalted phenomena… (and so on)… conjoined? No. With how many disjoined? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with sixteen elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 270. Immeasurable phenomena… excellent phenomena… (and so on)… conjoined? No. With how many disjoined? With no aggregates, with no sense-bases, with six elements disjoined. 271. Phenomena with limited objects… (and so on)… conjoined? No. With how many disjoined? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with ten elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 272. Phenomena with exalted objects… phenomena with immeasurable objects… inferior phenomena… phenomena fixed in wrongness… phenomena fixed in rightness… phenomena with path objects… phenomena with path roots… phenomena with path predominance… (and so on)… conjoined? No. With how many disjoined? With one aggregate, with ten sense-bases, with sixteen elements disjoined; with one sense-base, with one element, with some disjoined. 273. Unarisen phenomena… (and so on)… conjoined? No. With how many disjoined? With no aggregates, with no sense-bases, with five elements disjoined. 274. Phenomena with past objects… (and so on)… phenomena with future objects… (and so on)… conjoined? No. K From how many are they disjoined? From one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 275. Phenomena with present objects... phenomena with internal objects... phenomena with external objects... phenomena with internal and external objects... (and so on)... Are they conjoined? No. From how many are they disjoined? From one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from ten elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 276. Phenomena with visible impact... phenomena with invisible impact... (and so on)... Are they conjoined? No. From how many are they disjoined? From four aggregates, from one sense-base, from seven elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 6. Dyad 277. Root phenomena... root and with roots phenomena... root and conjoined with roots phenomena from three aggregates, from one sense-base, from one element they are conjoined; from one aggregate, from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are conjoined. From how many are they disjoined? From one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 278. Phenomena with roots... phenomena conjoined with roots... (and so on)... Are they conjoined? No. From how many are they disjoined? From one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 279. Phenomena with roots but not roots... phenomena conjoined with roots but not roots... phenomena that are not roots and not with roots from one aggregate, from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are conjoined. From how many are they disjoined? From one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements they are disjoined; from one sense-base, from one element, from some they are disjoined. 280. Unconditioned phenomena... unfabricated phenomena... visible phenomena... impactful phenomena... material phenomena... (and so on)... Are they conjoined? No. From how many are they disjoined? From four aggregates, from one sense-base, s disjoined from eight elements; disjoined from one sense-base, from one element, from some. 281. Supramundane phenomena…pe… connected? There are none. From how many disjoined? Not disjoined from any aggregates, not from any sense-bases, disjoined from six elements. 282. Taints… Taints and phenomena with taints… Taints and phenomena connected with taints are connected with three aggregates, with one sense-base, with one element; connected with one aggregate, with one sense-base, with one element, with some. From how many disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements; disjoined from one sense-base, from one element, from some. 283. Untainted phenomena… Untainted phenomena disjoined from taints…pe… connected? There are none. From how many disjoined? Not disjoined from any aggregates, not from any sense-bases, disjoined from six elements. 284. Phenomena connected with taints…pe… connected? There are none. From how many disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements; disjoined from one sense-base, from one element, from some. 285. Phenomena connected with taints but not taints are connected with one aggregate, with one sense-base, with one element, with some. From how many disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements; disjoined from one sense-base, from one element, from some. 286. Fetters… Bonds… Floods… Yokes… Hindrances… Graspings… Graspings and phenomena grasped are connected with three aggregates, with one sense-base, with one element; connected with one aggregate, with one sense-base, with one element, with some. From how many disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense-bases, from sixteen elements; disjoined from one sense-base, from one element, from some. 287. Ungrasped phenomena… Ungrasped phenomena disjoined from graspings… connected? There are none. From how many disjoined? Not disjoined from any aggregates, not disjoined from any sense bases, disjoined from six elements. 288. Phenomena conjoined with clinging are conjoined with one aggregate, with one sense base, with one element, with some. With how many are they disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense bases, from sixteen elements; disjoined from one sense base, from one element, with some. 289. Phenomena with an object…pe… are conjoined? There are none. With how many are they disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense bases, from ten elements; disjoined from one sense base, from one element, with some. 290. Phenomena without an object… phenomena disjoined from consciousness… phenomena unmixed with consciousness… phenomena of grasping…pe… are conjoined? There are none. With how many are they disjoined? Disjoined from four aggregates, from one sense base, from seven elements; disjoined from one sense base, from one element, with some. 291. Phenomena of consciousness are conjoined with three aggregates, with one sense base, with one element, with some. With how many are they disjoined? Disjoined from one aggregate, from ten sense bases, from ten elements; disjoined from one sense base, from one element, with some. 292. Mental phenomena…