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Non-object-condition, etc. 26. A non-learner and non-non-learner phenomenon arises from a learner phenomenon by non-object-condition… (1) A learner phenomenon arises from a learner phenomenon by non-dominance-condition – learner dominance arises from learner aggregates. (1) A non-learner phenomenon arises from a non-learner phenomenon… Another phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— unlearned aggregates conditioned by unlearned predominance. (1) Neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— for non-percipient beings (etc.) eye-base (etc.) base conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned aggregates. (1) Neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by learned phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— base conditioned by learned predominance. (2) Neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by unlearned phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— base conditioned by unlearned predominance. (3) Both learned and neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by learned phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— learned aggregates and base conditioned by learned predominance. (1) Both unlearned and neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by unlearned phenomenon arises not by way of predominance condition— unlearned aggregates and base conditioned by unlearned predominance. (1) Not by way of contiguity condition, etc. 27. Learned phenomenon conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon arises not by way of contiguity condition... not by way of immediate contiguity condition... not by way of mutuality condition... not by way of support condition... not by way of pre-existence condition... not by way of post-existence condition... not by way of repetition condition... not by way of karma condition— learned aggregates conditioned by learned volitions. Neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon arises not by way of karma condition— neither learned nor unlearned aggregates conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned volitions. External (phenomenon) (etc.) food-originated (phenomenon) (etc.) season-originated (phenomenon) (etc.) base conditioned by neither learned nor unlearned volitions. (1) Neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by learned phenomenon arises not by way of karma condition— base conditioned by learned volitions. (2) Both learned and neither learned nor unlearned phenomenon conditioned by learned phenomenon arises not by way of karma condition— learned aggregates and base conditioned by learned volitions. No-result condition 28. A trainee's phenomenon by condition, a trainee's phenomenon arises by no-result condition. (Three in the root of trainee.) A neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon by condition, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon arises by no-result condition. (Three in the root of neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee.) A trainee's phenomenon and a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon by condition, a trainee's phenomenon arises by no-result condition. (Three in the trainee combinations.) No-food condition, etc. 29. A neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon by condition, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon arises by no-food condition... by no-faculty condition... by no-jhana condition... by no-path condition... by no-associated condition... by no-dissociated condition... by no-absence condition... by no-disappearance condition... and so on. 2. Condition-negative 2. Enumeration Section Simple 30. In no-root, one. In no-object, five. In no-dominance, seven. In no-immediacy, five. In no-co-immediacy, five. In no-mutuality, five. In no-strong-dependence, five. In no-pre-existence, seven. In no-post-existence, seventeen. In no-repetition, seventeen. In no-kamma, four. In no-result, nine. In no-food, one. In no-faculty, one. In no-jhana, one. In no-path, one. In no-association, five. In no-dissociation, three. In no-absence, five. In no-disappearance, five. (Thus it should be counted.) The negative. 3. Condition-affirmative-negative Root-pair 31. By root condition: in no-object, five. In no-dominance, seven. In no-immediacy, in no-co-immediacy, in no-mutuality, in no-strong-dependence, five. In no-pre-existence, seven. In no-post-existence, seventeen. In no-repetition, seventeen. In no-kamma, four. In no-result, nine. In no-association, five. In no-dissociation, three. In no-absence, five. In no-disappearance, five. (Thus it should be counted.) The affirmative-negative. 4. Condition-negative-affirmative 32. By no-root condition: in object, one. In immediacy, in co-immediacy, in co-existence, in mutuality, one... and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (Thus it should be counted.) The negative-affirmative. Condition Section. 4. Dependence Section (Dependence section, condition section peerless. 5. Section on Concomitance 1. Affirmative Order of Conditions 1. Analytical Section Condition of Root 33. A trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of root – one trainee aggregate, concomitant, three aggregates…and so on… two aggregates…and so on…. (1) A non-trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a non-trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of root – one non-trainee aggregate, concomitant, three aggregates…and so on… two aggregates…and so on…. (1) A neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of root – one neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee aggregate, concomitant, three aggregates…and so on… two aggregates…and so on… at the moment of rebirth-linking…and so on…. (1) Condition of Object, etc. 34. A trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of object… by the condition of dominance…and so on… by the condition of pre-existence… by the condition of repetition (two to be done)…and so on… by the condition of non-disappearance. 1. Affirmative Order of Conditions 2. Enumeration Section 35. In root, three; in object, three; in dominance, three; in contiguity, in immediate contiguity, in co-existence, in mutuality, in support, in strong support, in pre-existence, three; in repetition, two; in kamma, three…and so on… in non-disappearance, three (thus it should be counted). Affirmative. 2. Negative Order of Conditions 1. Analytical Section Condition of Non-Root 36. A neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of non-root – one rootless neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee aggregate, concomitant, three aggregates…and so on… two aggregates…and so on… at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking…and so on… in aggregates concomitant with doubt and restlessness, doubt and restlessness, delusion, are concomitant. (1) Condition of Non-Dominance 37. A trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of non-dominance – in trainee aggregates, concomitant, a trainee dominant factor. (1) A non-trainee phenomenon, concomitant, a non-trainee phenomenon arises by the condition of non-dominance – in non-trainee aggregates, concomitant, a non-trainee dominant factor. (1) A neither-trainee-nor-non-trainee ph Another state, mixed with a neither-learner-nor-non-learner state, arises not by way of predominance condition. (complete, one) Not by way of pre-arising condition, etc. 38. A learner state, mixed with a learner state, arises not by way of pre-arising condition... not by way of post-arising condition... not by way of repetition condition... not by way of kamma condition (two to be done)... not by way of result condition (two to be done)... not by way of jhāna condition... not by way of path condition... not by way of dissociation condition... etc. 2. The Counter-Condition 2. The Enumeration Section 39. Not by way of root condition, one. Not by way of predominance condition, three. Not by way of pre-arising, three. Not by way of post-arising, three. Not by way of repetition, three. Not by way of kamma, two. Not by way of result, two. Not by way of jhāna, one. Not by way of path, one. Not by way of dissociation, three. (Thus it should be counted.) The Counter-Condition. 3. The Positive-Negative Condition 40. By way of root condition: Not by way of predominance, three. Not by way of pre-arising, three. Not by way of post-arising, not by way of repetition, three. Not by way of kamma, two. Not by way of result, two. Not by way of dissociation, three. (Thus it should be counted.) The Positive-Negative Condition. 4. The Negative-Positive Condition 41. Not by way of root condition: In object, one. In contiguity, in immediate contiguity, in co-arising, in mutuality, in reliance, in decisive reliance, in pre-arising, in repetition, in kamma, in result, in nutriment, in faculty, in jhāna, in path, in association, in dissociation, in presence, in absence, in disappearance, in non-disappearance, one. (Thus it should be counted.) The Negative-Positive Condition. The Mixed Section. 6. The Associated Section (The Associated Section is similar to the Mixed Section.) 7. The Question Section 1. The Positive Condition 1. The Analysis Section Root Condition 42. A learner state is a condition for a learner state by way of root condition – Learner roots are a condition for associated aggregates by way of root condition. (1) A learner state is a condition for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner state by way of root condition – Learner roots are a condition for mind-originated material forms by way of root condition. (2) A learner state is a condition for a learner state and for a neither-learner-nor-non-learner state by way of root condition – Learner roots are a condition for associated aggregates and for mind-originated material forms.