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In 'not by pre-existence', seven. In 'not by post-existence', seventeen. In 'not by repetition', seventeen. In 'not by kamma', seven. In 'not by result', seventeen. In 'not by nutriment', one. In 'not by faculty', one. In 'not by jhana', one. In 'not by path', one. In 'not by association', five. In 'not by dissociation', three. In 'not by absence', five. In 'not by disappearance', five. The reverse in the section on reliance. 3. The Direct Conditions Negative Root Dyad 336. By root condition, not in object-condition, five; not in dominance-condition, seventeen; not in contiguity-condition, five; not in immediate contiguity-condition, five; not in mutuality-condition, five; not in strong dependence-condition, five; not in pre-existence-condition, seven; not in post-existence-condition, seventeen; not in repetition-condition, seventeen; not in kamma-condition, seven; not in result-condition, seventeen; not in association-condition, five; not in dissociation-condition, three; not in absence-condition, five; not in disappearance-condition, five. (Summary.) In the section on dependence, reverse-negative. 4. Conditions, contrary in direct order Not-Root Dyad 337. By not-root condition, in object-condition, four; in contiguity-condition, four; in immediate contiguity-condition, four; in co-existence-condition, four; in mutuality-condition, four; in dependence-condition, four; in strong dependence-condition, four; in pre-existence-condition, four; in repetition-condition, four; in kamma-condition, four; in result-condition, one; in nutriment-condition, four; in faculty-condition, four; in jhana-condition, four; in path-condition, three; in association-condition, four; in dissociation-condition, four; in presence-condition, four; in absence-condition, four; in disappearance-condition, four; in non-disappearance-condition, four. (Summary.) In the section on dependence, contrary in direct order. Conditionality is dependence, dependence is conditionality. Section on Dependence. 5. Section on Concomitance 1. Conditions in direct order 1. Section on Analysis Root Condition 338. A wholesome phenomenon, concomitant with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by root condition – one wholesome aggregate concomitant with three aggregates, three aggregates concomitant with one aggregate, two aggregates concomitant with two aggregates. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon, concomitant with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by root condition – one unwholesome aggregate concomitant with three aggregates, three aggregates concomitant with one aggregate, two aggregates concomitant with two aggregates. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, concomitant with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by root condition – resultant-indeterminate, functional-indeterminate one aggregate concomitant with three aggregates, three aggregates concomitant with one aggregate, two aggregates concomitant with two aggregates; at the moment of rebirth-linking, resultant-indeterminate When one aggregate is conjoined with three aggregates, when three aggregates are conjoined with one aggregate, when two aggregates are conjoined with two aggregates. Object and other conditions 339. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by object condition… by dominance condition… (Dominance is not present at the moment of rebirth-linking.) By contiguity condition… by immediate contiguity condition… by co-nascence condition… by mutuality condition… by support condition… by strong support condition. (All terms are similar to those based on root.) Pre-nascence condition 340. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by pre-nascence condition – when one wholesome aggregate is conjoined with three aggregates, when three aggregates are conjoined with one aggregate, when two aggregates are conjoined with two aggregates; the base by pre-nascence condition. An unwholesome phenomenon, conjoined with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by pre-nascence condition – when one unwholesome aggregate is conjoined with three aggregates, when three aggregates are conjoined with one aggregate, when two aggregates are conjoined with two aggregates; the base by pre-nascence condition. An indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by pre-nascence condition – when one resultant indeterminate or functional indeterminate aggregate is conjoined with three aggregates, when three aggregates are conjoined with one aggregate, when two aggregates are conjoined with two aggregates; the base by pre-nascence condition. Repetition condition 341. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with… an unwholesome phenomenon… an indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by repetition condition – when one functional indeterminate aggregate is conjoined with… Kamma condition 342. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by kamma condition… an unwholesome phenomenon, conjoined with… an indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with… Result condition 343. An indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by result condition – resultant indeterminate… Nutrient and other conditions 344. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with Wholesome dhamma arises by way of nutriment condition... by way of faculty condition... by way of jhāna condition... by way of path condition... by way of association condition. (These terms are similar to root condition.) Disassociation Condition 345. Wholesome dhamma, associated wholesome dhamma arises by way of disassociation condition – one wholesome aggregate, associated three aggregates... and so on... two aggregates, associated two aggregates; by way of base, disassociation condition. Unwholesome dhamma... and so on... by way of base, disassociation condition. Undetermined dhamma... and so on... by way of base, disassociation condition. Presence and so on Conditions 346. Wholesome dhamma, associated wholesome dhamma arises by way of presence condition... by way of absence condition... by way of disappearance condition... by way of non-disappearance condition (similar to root condition). 1. Conditions in Direct Order 2. Enumeration Section Pure 347. In root, three, in object, three, in dominance, three, in contiguity, three, in immediate contiguity, three, in co-nascence, three, in mutuality, three, in support, three, in decisive support, three, in pre-nascence, three, in repetition, three, in kamma, three, in result, one, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhāna, three, in path, three, in association, three, in disassociation, three, in presence, three, in absence, three, in disappearance, three, in non-disappearance, three. Root Dyad 348. By way of root condition, in object, three. (Root-based should be elaborated.) Repetition Dyad 349. By way of repetition condition, in root, three, in object, three, in dominance, three, in contiguity, three, in immediate contiguity, three, in co-nascence, three, in mutuality, three, in support, three, in decisive support, three, in pre-nascence, three, in kamma, three, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhāna, three, in path, three, in association, three, in disassociation, three, in presence, three, in absence, three, in disappearance, three, in non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated.) Result Dyad 350. By way of result condition, in root, one, in object, one, in dominance, one, in contiguity, one, in immediate contiguity, one, in co-nascence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in decisive support, one, in pre-nascence, one, In action, one; in food, one; in faculty, one; in absorption, one; in path, one; in conjoined, one; in disjoined, one; in existent, one; in non-existent, one; in vanished, one; in unvanished, one… and so on. In the Conjoined Section, in direct order. 2. Condition and Counter-condition 1. Analysis Section No-Root Condition 351. An unwholesome phenomenon, conjoined with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by no-root condition – delusion conjoined with the mental aggregates associated with doubt and restlessness. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by no-root condition – three aggregates conjoined with one ahetuka vipāka-indeterminate or kiriyā-indeterminate aggregate; one aggregate conjoined with three aggregates; two aggregates conjoined with two aggregates; at the moment of ahetuka rebirth, three vipāka-indeterminate aggregates conjoined with one aggregate; one aggregate conjoined with three aggregates; two aggregates conjoined with two aggregates. (1) No-Dominance and other conditions 352. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by no-dominance condition… by no-pre-arising condition – in the formless realm, three wholesome aggregates conjoined with one wholesome aggregate… and so on… two aggregates conjoined with two aggregates. An unwholesome phenomenon… and so on… an indeterminate phenomenon… and so on. No-Post-arising and No-Repetition conditions 353. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by no-post-arising condition… three. By no-repetition condition… three. No-Kamma Condition 354. A wholesome phenomenon, conjoined with a wholesome phenomenon, arises by no-kamma condition. Wholesome volition conjoined with wholesome aggregates. (1) An unwholesome phenomenon, conjoined with an unwholesome phenomenon, arises by no-kamma condition. Unwholesome volition conjoined with unwholesome aggregates. (1) An indeterminate phenomenon, conjoined with an indeterminate phenomenon, arises by no-kamma condition. Kiriyā-indeterminate volition conjoined with kiriyā-indeterminate aggregates. (1) No-Result Condition 355. A wholesome phenomenon… A wholesome phenomenon conjoined... An unwholesome phenomenon conjoined... An indeterminate phenomenon conjoined, an indeterminate phenomenon arises