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(3) 177. A phenomenon unknowable by some, dependent on it, a phenomenon unknowable by some arises as a root condition. For example: One aggregate unknowable by some, dependent on it, three aggregates unknowable by some, and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...matter dependent on aggregates, aggregates dependent on matter, one great element... ...mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter, dependent on the great elements. (1) A phenomenon unknowable by some, dependent on it, a phenomenon knowable by some arises as a root condition. For example: One aggregate unknowable by some, dependent on it, three aggregates knowable by some, and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...matter dependent on aggregates, aggregates dependent on matter, one great element... ...mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter, dependent on the great elements. (2) A phenomenon unknowable by some, dependent on it, phenomena knowable by some and unknowable by some arise as a root condition. For example: One aggregate unknowable by some, dependent on it, three aggregates knowable by some and unknowable by some, and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... ...matter dependent on aggregates, aggregates dependent on matter, one great element... ...mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter, dependent on the great elements. (3) 178. A phenomenon knowable by some and unknowable by some, dependent on it, a phenomenon knowable by some arises as a root condition. For example: One aggregate knowable by some and unknowable by some, dependent on it, three aggregates knowable by some, and mind-originated matter... ...two aggregates... ...at the moment of rebirth-linking... at the moment (and so on)... dependent on aggregates, the base, dependent on the base, the aggregates, one great element (and so on)... dependent on the great elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter. (1) Dependent on a phenomenon that is partly knowable and partly unknowable, a phenomenon that is partly unknowable arises by way of root condition – dependent on one aggregate that is partly knowable and partly unknowable, three aggregates that are partly unknowable, and mind-originated matter (and so on)... two aggregates (and so on)... at the moment of rebirth-linking (and so on)... dependent on aggregates, the base, dependent on the base, the aggregates, one great element (and so on)... dependent on the great elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter. (2) Dependent on a phenomenon that is partly knowable and partly unknowable, phenomena that are partly knowable and partly unknowable arise by way of root condition – dependent on one aggregate that is partly knowable and partly unknowable, three aggregates that are partly knowable and partly unknowable, and mind-originated matter (and so on)... two aggregates (and so on)... at the moment of rebirth-linking (and so on)... dependent on aggregates, the base, dependent on the base, the aggregates, one great element (and so on)... dependent on the great elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, derived matter (abbreviated). (3) 1. Affirmative Conditional Relation 2. Enumeration Section 179. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine (and so on)... in non-disappearance condition, nine. Affirmative. 2. Negative Conditional Relation 2. Enumeration Section 180. In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine (and so on)... in non-non-disappearance condition, nine (thus, all four enumerations are complete). 2-6. Conascence, Condition, Support, Association, Conjunction Section (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, the conjunction section should thus be elaborated. In the condition section, the base and the five sense-bases should be shown. Whatever is obtained, that should be done). 7. Question Section 1-4. Affirmative Conditional Relation, etc. 181. A phenomenon that is partly knowable for a phenomenon that is partly knowable by way of root condition Condition – The roots knowable by some are a condition by way of root-condition for the associated aggregates and for the mind-originated material forms. At the moment of rebirth-linking... (etc.) (abbreviated). In root-condition, nine. In object-condition, nine. ... (etc.) ... In non-disappearance condition, nine. Affirmative. In non-root-condition, nine. ... (etc.) ... In non-non-disappearance condition, nine. (Thus, all four counts are complete). Negative. The pair of 'knowable by some' is finished. The minor intermediate pair is finished.