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14. The Triad of the Inferior 1. The Section on Conditionality 1. The Direct Order of Conditions 1. The Section on Analysis Root Condition 1. Depending on an inferior phenomenon, an inferior phenomenon arises, by root condition – depending on one inferior aggregate, three aggregates... ...depending on two aggregates, two aggregates. (1) Depending on an inferior phenomenon, a middling phenomenon arises, by root condition – depending on inferior aggregates, mind-originated matter. (2) Depending on an inferior phenomenon, inferior and middling phenomena arise, by root condition – depending on one inferior aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...depending on two aggregates... (3) 2. Depending on a middling phenomenon, a middling phenomenon arises, by root condition – depending on one middling aggregate, three aggregates and mind-originated matter... ...depending on two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...depending on aggregates, the base; depending on the base, aggregates; one great primary element... ...depending on the great primary elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter. (1) 3. Depending on a superior phenomenon, a superior phenomenon arises, by root condition... ...three (ways). 4. Depending on a middling and a superior phenomenon, a middling phenomenon arises, by root condition – depending on superior aggregates and great primary elements, mind-originated matter. (1) 5. Depending on an inferior and a middling phenomenon, a middling phenomenon arises, by root condition – depending on inferior aggregates and great primary elements, mind-originated matter. (1) (The Triad of the Inferior should be elaborated like the Triad of the Defiled, complete.) The Triad of the Inferior is finished.