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is related by decisive support condition... (and so on) the third path to the fourth path is related by decisive support condition. (1) The path-rooted phenomenon to the path-object of that phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object decisive support: Noble ones, having emerged from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review. (2) A phenomenon with path-root of a path-predominant phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object decisive support, natural decisive support... Natural decisive support: The first path of the second path... the third path of the fourth path is a condition by way of decisive support. (3) A phenomenon with path-root of a path-object and path-predominant phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object decisive support: Noble ones, having emerged from the paths, having made the path weighty, they review. (4) A phenomenon with path-root of a path-rooted and path-predominant phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Natural decisive support: The first path of the second path... the third path of the fourth path is a condition by way of decisive support. (5) 42. A path-predominant phenomenon of a path-predominant phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object decisive support, contiguity decisive support, natural decisive support... Natural decisive support: The first path of the second path... the third path of the fourth path is a condition by way of decisive support; reviewing of reviewing is a condition by way of decisive support. (1) A path-predominant phenomenon of a path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object decisive support, contiguity decisive support, natural decisive support... Natural decisive support: Reviewing of reviewing is a condition by way of decisive support. (2) A path-predominant phenomenon of a path-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Natural decisive support: The first path of the second path... the third path of the fourth path is a condition by way of decisive support. (3) A path-predominant phenomenon of a path-object and path-predominant phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support. Object... Object-support, Immediate-support, Natural-support…and so on…. Natural-support: Reflection is a condition for reflection by way of support. (4) The path-dominant phenomenon is a condition for the path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon by way of support. Natural-support: The first path for the second path…and so on… The third path for the fourth path is a condition by way of support. (5) 43. The path-object and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-object phenomenon by way of support – immediate-support, natural-support…and so on…. Natural-support: Reflection is a condition for reflection by way of support. (1) The path-object and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-dominant phenomenon by way of support – immediate-support, natural-support…and so on…. Natural-support: Reflection is a condition for reflection by way of support. (2) The path-object and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-object and path-dominant phenomena by way of support – immediate-support, natural-support…and so on…. Natural-support: Reflection is a condition for reflection by way of support. (3) 44. The path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-object phenomenon by way of support. Object-support: The Noble Ones, having arisen from the path, having made the path weighty, reflect. (1) The path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-rooted phenomenon by way of support. Natural-support: The first path for the second path…and so on… The third path for the fourth path is a condition by way of support. (2) The path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena are a condition for the path-dominant phenomenon by way of support – object-support, natural-support…and so on…. Natural-support: The first path for the second (path). ...of that path... the third path is a condition by way of decisive support for the fourth path. (3) Path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena are a condition by way of decisive support for path-object and path-dominant phenomena. Object-decisive support: The Noble Ones, having emerged from the path, having made the path weighty, review it. (4) Path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena are a condition by way of decisive support for path-rooted and path-dominant phenomena. Natural decisive support: The first path for the second path... ...the third path for the fourth path is a condition by way of decisive support. (5) Repetition Condition 45. A path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of repetition for a path-object phenomenon. Earlier earlier path-object aggregates are a condition by way of repetition for later later path-object aggregates. A path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of repetition for a path-dominant phenomenon (similar to contiguity. Nine questions should be made, advertence should not be made). Kamma Condition, etc. 46. A path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of kamma for a path-object phenomenon. Co-arisen... (there is no dissimilar moment, seventeen questions should be made). Nutriment Condition, etc. 47. A path-object phenomenon for a path-object phenomenon is a condition by way of nutriment... is a condition by way of faculty... is a condition by way of jhāna... is a condition by way of path... is a condition by way of association... is a condition by way of presence (these seven conditions, seventeen questions, similar to root)... is a condition by way of absence... is a condition by way of disappearance (similar to contiguity)... is a condition by way of non-disappearance (seventeen questions). 1. Conditions in direct order 2. Enumeration Section 48. In root, seventeen, in object, nine, in dominance, twenty-one, in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in co-arisen, seventeen, in mutuality, seventeen, in support, seventeen, in decisive support, twenty-one, in repetition... In 'ne', nine; in kamma, seventeen; in nutriment, faculty, jhāna, path, associated, seventeen; in existence, seventeen; in non-existence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, seventeen (thus it should be counted). Direct Order. Extraction of Opposites 49. A path-object phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (1) A path-object phenomenon is a condition to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (2) A path-object phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon and to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (3) 50. A path-root phenomenon is a condition to a path-root phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (1) A path-root phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon by way of object... by way of decisive support. (2) A path-root phenomenon is a condition to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of object... by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (3) A path-root phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon and to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of object... by way of decisive support. (4) A path-root phenomenon is a condition to a path-root phenomenon and to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (5) 51. A path-dominating phenomenon is a condition to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (1) A path-dominating phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon by way of object... by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (2) A path-dominating phenomenon is a condition to a path-root phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support. (3) A path-dominating phenomenon is a condition to a path-object phenomenon and to a path-dominating phenomenon by way of co-nascence... by way of decisive support is not a condition. (4) A path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (5) 52. A path-object and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-object phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (1) A path-object and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-dominant phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (2) A path-object and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-object and path-dominant phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (3) 53. A path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a path-object phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (1) A path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-rooted phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (2) A path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-dominant phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (3) A path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by decisive support condition for a path-object and path-dominant phenomenon. (4) A path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition for a path-rooted and path-dominant phenomenon... is a condition by decisive support condition. (5) 2. The Reverse of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Simple 54. In not-root, twenty-one, in not-object, seventeen (when not-object is taken, both natural object and decisive support object are cut off), in not-dominance, twenty-one, in not-contiguity, in not-proximity, in not-conascence, in not-mutuality, in not-support, in not-decisive support, in not-prenascence,