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to kamma-originated material forms, are related by the condition of presence. (2) And phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and phenomena whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, to phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight, and to phenomena whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, are related by the condition of presence – conascence, pre-ascence. Conascent – one aggregate accompanied by doubt, and the base, to three aggregates and to delusion, are related by the condition of presence... (etc.) two aggregates... (etc.) one aggregate accompanied by doubt, and delusion, to three aggregates and to mind-originated material forms, are related by the condition of presence... (etc.) two aggregates and delusion... (etc.). (3) And phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by development, and phenomena whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development, to phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by development, are related by the condition of presence. (Abbreviated. Three questions, to be elaborated according to the method of insight, to be determined as "restlessness".) are related by the condition of absence... are related by the condition of disappearance... are related by the condition of non-disappearance. The Condition…. 1. The Direct Order of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Simple 107. In root, eleven, in object, twenty-one, in dominance, ten, in contiguity, seventeen, in immediate contiguity, seventeen, in co-nascence, seventeen, in mutuality, eleven, in support, seventeen, in decisive support, twenty-one, in pre-nascence, five, in post-nascence, five, in repetition, seventeen, in kamma, seven, in result, one, in nutriment, seven, in faculty, seven, in jhana, seven, in path, seven, in association, eleven, in dissociation, nine, in presence, seventeen, in absence, seventeen, in disappearance, seventeen, in non-disappearance, seventeen (thus it should be counted). Direct Order. The Reverse Order Section 108. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… is a condition by way of post-nascence condition… is a condition by way of kamma condition. (2) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing and to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition. (3) 109. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by seeing… is a condition by way of decisive support condition. (2) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… is a condition by way of co-nascence condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition… p is conditioned by post-natal condition. (3) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development… is conditioned by decisive support condition. (4) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development and to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development… is conditioned by co-nascent condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition. (5) 110. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development… is conditioned by co-nascent condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition… is conditioned by pre-nascent condition… is conditioned by post-nascent condition… is conditioned by kamma condition… is conditioned by nutriment condition… is conditioned by faculty condition. (1) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight… is conditioned by co-nascent condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition… is conditioned by pre-nascent condition. (2) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development… is conditioned by co-nascent condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition… is conditioned by pre-nascent condition. (3) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development… is conditioned by co-nascent condition… is conditioned by decisive support condition… is conditioned by pre-nascent condition. (4) A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development is conditioned by object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development and to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development… is conditioned by co-nascent condition And so on... is conditioned by decisive support condition... is conditioned by pre-nascent condition. (5) 111. Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing is conditioned by object condition... is conditioned by co-nascent condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition. (1) (Here, co-nascent, pre-nascent, mixed are present; it should be done in Pāli. It should be counted by considering the enumeration.) Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development are co-nascent, pre-nascent, post-nascent, nutriment, faculty. (2) (Here also, object conditions, decisive support conditions are present, not in Pāli. It should be counted by one who counts, having considered.) Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development is conditioned by object condition... is conditioned by co-nascent condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition. (3) (Here also, "co-nascent, pre-nascent" which mixed problem is present, it should be done in Pāli.) 112. Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by development and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by seeing is conditioned by object condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition. (1) Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by development and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by development is conditioned by object condition... is conditioned by co-nascent condition... is conditioned by decisive support condition (here also, "co-nascent, pre-nascent" which mixed problem is present). (2) Phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned by development and rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development for phenomena rooted in what is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development Co-arisen, pre-arisen, post-arisen, nutriment, faculty (here too, object-support and decisive-support exist). (3) Phenomena with roots to be abandoned by development and with roots to be abandoned neither by vision nor by development are a condition by way of object-condition to phenomena with roots to be abandoned by vision and to phenomena with roots to be abandoned neither by vision nor by development… are a condition by way of decisive-support condition. (4) Phenomena with roots to be abandoned by development and with roots to be abandoned neither by vision nor by development are a condition by way of object-condition to phenomena with roots to be abandoned by development and to phenomena with roots to be abandoned neither by vision nor by development… are a condition by way of co-arisen condition… are a condition by way of decisive-support condition. (5) (Here too, co-arisen, pre-arisen exist. Those questions that are not written, for those counting in Pāli, the letters do not match. For those not written in Pāli, the counts become clear. If doubt arises, one should look at the existence-condition in the direct order.) 2. Condition-Reverse 2. Chapter of Numbers Pure 113. In not-root, twenty-one, in not-object, in not-predominance, in not-contiguity, in not-immediacy, in not-co-arisen,