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conditioned by a phenomenon conjoined with fetters, arises by predominance condition... ...three. A phenomenon dissociated from fetters, conditioned by... and a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by way of the dominance condition. One. Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters and a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by way of the dominance condition – conditioned by aggregates associated with fetters and the great elements, mind-originated matter. (1) (Abbreviated.) 1. The Direct Order of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure. 46. In root condition, nine, in object condition, six, in dominance condition, five, in contiguity condition, six, in immediate contiguity condition, six, in co-nascence condition, nine, in mutuality condition, six, in support condition, nine, in decisive support condition, six, in pre-nascence condition, six, in repetition condition, six, in kamma condition, nine, in result condition, one, in nutriment condition, nine, in faculty condition, nine, in jhana condition, nine, in path condition, nine, in association condition, six, in dissociation condition, nine, in presence condition, nine, in absence condition, six, in disappearance condition, six, in non-disappearance condition, nine. Direct order. 2. The Reverse Order of Conditions 1. The Analysis Section Not-root condition. 47. Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by way of the not-root condition – conditioned by aggregates accompanied by doubt, delusion accompanied by doubt. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by way of the not-root condition – conditioned by aggregates accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by restlessness. (2) Conditioned by a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by way of the not-root condition – one rootless aggregate dissociated from fetters... (up to non-percipient beings, abbreviated). (1) 2. The Reverse Order of Conditions 2. The Enumeration Section Pure. 48. In not-root condition, three, in not-object condition, three, in not-dominance condition, nine, in not-contiguity condition, three, in not-immediate contiguity condition, three, in not-mutuality condition, three, in not-decisive support condition, three, in not-pre-nascence condition, seven, in not-post-nascence condition, nine, in not-repetition condition, nine, in not-kamma condition, four, in not-result condition, nine, in not-nutriment condition, one, in not-faculty condition, one, in not-jhana condition, one, in not-path condition, one, in not-association condition, three, in not-dissociation condition, six, in not-absence condition, three, in not-disappearance condition, three. Reverse order. is. 3. Concomitant-Opposite of Conditions The Dyad of Roots 49. By root condition, in non-object three, in non-dominance nine…etc… in non-proximate three, in non-pre-arisen six, in non-post-arisen nine, in non-repetition nine, in non-kamma four, in non-result nine, in non-associated three, in non-dissociated four, in non-absence three, in non-disappearance three. 4. Opposite-Concomitant of Conditions The Dyad of Non-Roots 50. By non-root condition, in object three…etc… in result one, in nutriment three…etc… in path two…etc… in non-disappearance three. 2. Conascent Section (The Conascent Section is similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 3. Condition Section 1. Concomitant of Conditions 1. Analysis Section Root Condition 51. By condition of a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by root condition… three (similar to Dependent Origination). By condition of a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by root condition (up to re-linking), one great element…etc… by condition of the base, aggregates dissociated from fetters, by condition of the base, delusion accompanied by restlessness. (1) By condition of a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by root condition – by condition of the base, aggregates associated with fetters, by condition of delusion accompanied by restlessness, aggregates associated. (2) By condition of a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, phenomena associated with fetters and dissociated from fetters arise by root condition – by condition of the base, aggregates associated with fetters, by condition of the great elements, mind-originated matter, by condition of delusion accompanied by restlessness, aggregates associated and mind-originated matter. (3) 52. By condition of a phenomenon associated with fetters and dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by root condition – by condition of one aggregate associated with fetters and the base, three aggregates…etc… two aggregates…etc… by condition of one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and delusion, three a Here… and so on… two aggregates… and so on…. (1) Dependent on a dhamma associated with fetters and a dhamma disassociated from fetters, a dhamma disassociated from fetters arises through root-condition – dependent on aggregates associated with fetters and the great elements, mind-originated matter arises; dependent on aggregates accompanied by restlessness and delusion, mind-originated matter arises. (2) Dependent on a dhamma associated with fetters and a dhamma disassociated from fetters, dhammas associated with fetters and disassociated from fetters arise through root-condition – dependent on one aggregate associated with fetters and the base, three aggregates… and so on… two aggregates… and so on… dependent on aggregates associated with fetters and the great elements, mind-originated matter arises; dependent on one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and delusion, and delusion, three aggregates and mind-originated matter… and so on… two aggregates… and so on…. (3) Object-condition 53. Dependent on a dhamma associated with fetters, a dhamma associated with fetters arises through object-condition… three (similar to dependent origination). Dependent on a dhamma disassociated from fetters, a dhamma disassociated from fetters arises through object-condition (up to rebirth), dependent on the base, aggregates disassociated from fetters, dependent on the eye-base, eye-consciousness… and so on… dependent on the body-base, body-consciousness, dependent on the base, aggregates disassociated from fetters, dependent on the base, delusion accompanied by restlessness. (1) Dependent on a dhamma disassociated from fetters, a dhamma associated with fetters arises through object-condition – dependent on the base, aggregates associated with fetters, dependent on delusion accompanied by restlessness, aggregates associated with it. (2) Dependent on a dhamma disassociated from fetters, dhammas associated with fetters and disassociated from fetters arise through object-condition – dependent on the base, aggregates accompanied by restlessness and delusion. (3) 54. A dhamma associated with fetters and a dhamma disassociated from fetters By condition, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by object condition. Conditioned by one aggregate associated with fetters and the base, three aggregates (arise)... two aggregates (arise)... Conditioned by one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and delusion, three aggregates (arise)... two aggregates (arise). (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters and dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by object condition. Conditioned by aggregates accompanied by restlessness and the base, delusion accompanied by restlessness (arises). (2) Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters and dissociated from fetters, phenomena associated with fetters and dissociated from fetters arise by object condition. Conditioned by one aggregate accompanied by restlessness and the base, three aggregates and delusion (arise)... two aggregates (arise). (3) Beginning with Dominance Condition 55. Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by dominance condition (and so on)... by non-disappearance condition (and so on). 1. Direct Order of Conditions 2. Section on Enumeration Simple 56. Nine in root condition, nine in object condition, nine in dominance condition (nine everywhere), one in resultant condition, nine in nutriment condition (and so on)... nine in non-disappearance condition. Direct Order. 2. Reverse Order of Conditions 1. Section on Analysis Non-Root Condition 57. Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon associated with fetters arises by non-root condition. Conditioned by aggregates accompanied by doubt, delusion accompanied by doubt (arises). (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon associated with fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by non-root condition. Conditioned by aggregates accompanied by restlessness, delusion accompanied by restlessness (arises). (2) 58. Conditioned by a phenomenon dissociated from fetters, a phenomenon dissociated from fetters arises by non-root condition. Conditioned by one rootless aggregate dissociated from fetters (and so on)... (up to non-percipient beings), conditioned by the eye-base, eye-consciousness (and so on)... conditioned by the body-base, body-consciousness, conditioned by the base, rootless. The aggregates disjoined from fetters, and delusion accompanied by restlessness. (1) From a phenomenon disjoined from fetters, a phenomenon conjoined with fetters arises, not by way of root condition – delusion accompanied by doubt, from the base. (2) 59. From a phenomenon conjoined with fetters and a phenomenon disjoined from fetters, a phenomenon conjoined with fetters arises, not by way of root condition – delusion accompanied by doubt,