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path-rooted and path-dominant dominant factors (arise). (3) Not by pre-nascent condition, etc. 14. Conditioned by a path-object phenomenon, a path-object phenomenon arises not by pre-nascent condition... ...not by post-nascent condition (both are complete). Not by repetition condition 15. Conditioned by a path-object phenomenon, a path-object phenomenon arises not by repetition condition – Conditioned by one path-object aggregate, three aggregates arise... ...and so on... ...two aggregates (arise)... ...and so on. (1) Conditioned by a path-object phenomenon, a path-dominant phenomenon arises not by repetition condition – Conditioned by one path-object aggregate, path-dominant three aggregates arise... ...and so on... ...two aggregates (arise)... ...and so on. (2) Conditioned by a path-object phenomenon, path-object and path-dominant phenomena arise not by repetition condition – Conditioned by one path-object aggregate, path-object and path-dominant three aggregates arise... ...and so on... ...two aggregates (arise)... ...and so on. (3) 16. Path Dependent on a dominant phenomenon, a path-dominant phenomenon arises, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-dominant aggregate, three aggregates... ...two aggregates... (1) Dependent on a path-dominant phenomenon, a path-object phenomenon arises, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-dominant aggregate, three path-object aggregates... ...two aggregates... (2) Dependent on a path-dominant phenomenon, path-object and path-dominant phenomena arise, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-dominant aggregate, three path-object and path-dominant aggregates... ...two aggregates... (3) 17. Dependent on a path-object and path-dominant phenomenon, a path-object phenomenon arises, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-object and path-dominant aggregate, three path-object aggregates... ...two aggregates... (1) Dependent on a path-object and path-dominant phenomenon, a path-dominant phenomenon arises, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-object and path-dominant aggregate, three path-dominant aggregates... ...two aggregates... (2) Dependent on a path-object and path-dominant phenomenon, path-object and path-dominant phenomena arise, not by way of repetition condition – dependent on one path-object and path-dominant aggregate, three path-object and path-dominant aggregates... ...two aggregates... (3) Not by way of kamma condition 18. Dependent on a path-object phenomenon, a path-object phenomenon arises, not by way of kamma condition – dependent on path-object aggregates, path-object volition. (1) Dependent on a path-object phenomenon, a path-dominant phenomenon arises, not by way of kamma condition – dependent on path-object aggregates, path-dominant volition. (2) Dependent on a path-object phenomenon, path-object and path-dominant phenomena arise, not by way of kamma condition – dependent on path-object aggregates, and path-object... and path-mastery volition. (3) 19. Path-causal phenomena depending on path-causal phenomena arise with no-kamma condition – path-causal aggregates depending on path-causal volition. (1) Path-causal phenomena depending on path-mastery phenomena arise with no-kamma condition – path-causal aggregates depending on path-mastery volition. (2) Path-causal phenomena depending on path-causal and path-mastery phenomena arise with no-kamma condition – path-causal aggregates depending on path-causal and path-mastery volition. (3) 20. Path-mastery phenomena depending on path-mastery phenomena arise with no-kamma condition – path-mastery aggregates depending on path-mastery volition (five questions). Path-object and path-mastery phenomena depending on path-object phenomena arise with no-kamma condition (three in the first combination). Path-causal and path-mastery phenomena depending on path-causal phenomena arise with no-kamma condition (three questions in the second combination). No-result condition 21. Path-object phenomena depending on path-object phenomena arise with no-result condition (complete). No-path condition 22. Path-object phenomena depending on path-object phenomena arise with no-path condition – one path-object aggregate without cause depending on three aggregates…etc… depending on two aggregates…etc…. (1) No-disassociation condition 23. Path-object phenomena depending on path-object phenomena arise with no-disassociation condition (complete, must be determined as formless). 2. Reverse Conditions 2. Enumeration Section 24. No-cause: one, no-mastery: seventeen, no-prenascence: seventeen, no-postnascence: seventeen, no-repetition: nine, no-kamma: seventeen, no-result: seventeen, no-path: one, no-disassociation: seventeen (thus should be counted). Reverse. 3. Concomitant-Reverse Conditions Dyad of Cause 25. Cause condition no-mastery: sa seventeen, not pre-arisen, seventeen, not post-arisen, seventeen, not repetition, nine, not kamma, seventeen, not result, not disjoined, seventeen (thus it should be counted). Direct-reverse. 4. Condition-reverse-direct Not-root-pair 26. Not by root condition, in object, one, in immediate, one, in co-immediate, one... ...in absorption, conjoined, disjoined, in presence, in absence, in disappearance, in non-disappearance, one (thus it should be counted). Condition-direct. Dependent Origination Section. 2-6. Co-arisen-condition-support-conjoined-associated Section (The co-arisen section, the condition section, the support section, the conjoined section, the associated section are similar to the dependent origination section.) 7. Question Section 1. Condition-direct 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 27. A path-object phenomenon for a path-object phenomenon is a condition by root condition. Path-object roots for the associated aggregates are a condition by root condition. (1) A path-object phenomenon for a path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by root condition. Path-object roots for the associated path-dominant aggregates are a condition by root condition. (2) A path-object phenomenon for a path-object phenomenon and for a path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by root condition. (By this reason, seventeen questions should be made.) Object Condition 28. A path-rooted phenomenon for a path-object phenomenon is a condition by object condition. The noble ones, having arisen from the path, reflect on the path. By mind-penetrating knowledge, they know the mind of one endowed with path-rooted consciousness. Path-rooted aggregates are a condition by object condition for mind-penetrating knowledge, for knowledge of past lives, for knowledge of future events, for advertence. (1) A path-rooted phenomenon for a path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by object condition. The noble ones, having arisen from the path, reflect on the path, making it important. (2) A path-rooted phenomenon for a path-object phenomenon and for a path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by object condition. which – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review it. (3) 29. The path-dominating phenomenon is a condition for the path-dominating phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review it. (1) The path-dominating phenomenon is a condition for the path-as-object phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, they review the path; by the knowledge of penetrating minds, they know the mind of one endowed with a path-dominating mind; the path-dominating aggregates are a condition for the knowledge of penetrating minds, for the knowledge of recollecting past lives, for the knowledge of future events, for advertence, by way of object condition. (2) The path-dominating phenomenon is a condition for the path-as-object phenomenon and for the path-dominating phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review it. (3) 30. The path-rooted and path-dominating phenomena are a condition for the path-as-object phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, they review the path; by the knowledge of penetrating minds, they know the mind of one endowed with a path-rooted and path-dominating mind; the path-rooted and path-dominating aggregates are a condition for the knowledge of penetrating minds, for the knowledge of recollecting past lives, for the knowledge of future events, for advertence, by way of object condition. (1) The path-rooted and path-dominating phenomena are a condition for the path-dominating phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review it. (2) The path-rooted and path-dominating phenomena are a condition for the path-as-object phenomenon and for the path-dominating phenomenon by way of object condition – the noble ones, having arisen from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review it. (3) Dominance Condition 31. The path-as-object phenomenon is a condition for the path-as-object phenomenon by way of dominance condition. Co-arising dominance – the path-as-object dominance is a condition for the associated aggregates by way of dominance condition. (1) The path-as-object phenomenon for the path-dominating Of this phenomenon, it is a condition by way of predominance. Conascent Predominance – Path-object predominance is a condition by way of predominance for the associated path-predominant aggregates. (2) A path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of predominance for path-object and path-predominant phenomena. Conascent Predominance – Path-object predominance is a condition by way of predominance for the associated path-object and path-predominant aggregates. (3) 32. A path-rooted phenomenon