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to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of faculty condition to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of co-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of decisive support condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of pre-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of co-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of decisive support condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of pre-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. (3) Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of co-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of decisive support condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of co-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of decisive support condition to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of post-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of object condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of co-arising condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. Phenomena whose root is to be abandoned by insight and whose root is not to be abandoned by insight are a condition by way of decisive support condition to a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by insight and to a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by insight. (3) 2. Conditions in the Negative 2. Enumeration Section 90. Not-root Nine in it, nine in non-object (nine everywhere), nine in non-absence. 3. Conditions in direct and reverse order 91. By root condition: six in non-object, six in non-dominance, six in non-immediacy, six in non-co-immediacy, two in non-mutuality, six in non-strong dependence ... and so on ... two in non-association, three in non-disassociation, six in non-absence, six in non-disappearance. 4. Conditions in reverse-direct order 92. By non-root condition: nine in object, five in dominance (direct matrix) ... and so on ... nine in absence. The pair of root conditions to be abandoned by seeing is finished. 86. The pair of root conditions to be abandoned by development 1-6. Dependent Origination section and so on 93. Depending on a phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development, a phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development arises by root condition – depending on one aggregate whose root condition is to be abandoned by development, three aggregates ... and so on ... two aggregates ... and so on .... 2-6. The section on co-arising, condition, support, intermixture, and association (Thus, the Dependent Origination section also, the co-arising section also, the condition section also, the support section also, the intermixture section also, the association section also, are similar to the pair of root conditions to be abandoned by seeing. Delusion accompanied by restlessness should be placed in the place of delusion accompanied by doubt.) 7. The Question section 1. Conditions in direct order 1. The Analysis section Root condition 94. A phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development is a condition by root condition for a phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development ... six (cases) ... (similar to the pair of root conditions to be abandoned by seeing). Object condition 95. A phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development is a condition by object condition for a phenomenon whose root condition is to be abandoned by development ... three (cases) (starting from, similar to the pair of root conditions to be abandoned by seeing). 96. A phenomenon whose root condition is not to be abandoned by development is a condition by object condition for a phenomenon whose root condition is not to be abandoned by development – giving (alms) ... and so on ... morality ... and so on ... having performed the Uposatha observance, one reflects on it, one enjoys it, one delights in it; taking that as an object, lust whose root condition is not to be abandoned by development arises, wrong view ... and so on ... doubt ... and so on ... not by development p Distress whose root is not to be abandoned arises. Previously well-practiced things... jhānas... noble paths... of the fruit, by advertence, it is a condition by way of object. Noble ones, having abandoned defilements whose root is not to be abandoned by development... previously accumulated things... the eye... the object, the aggregates whose root is not to be abandoned by development, and delusion, as impermanent... one sees, enjoys, delights in. Concerning that, lust whose root is not to be abandoned by development arises. Wrong view... doubt... distress whose root is not to be abandoned by development arises. With the divine eye one sees form... of the knowledge of future events, by advertence, and of delusion, it is a condition by way of object. (1) A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development. Giving... morality... jhāna... the eye... the object, the aggregates whose root is not to be abandoned by development, and delusion, one enjoys, delights in. Concerning that, lust whose root is to be abandoned by development arises. Restlessness... distress whose root is to be abandoned by development arises. (2) A phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of object for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development, and for a phenomenon whose root is not to be abandoned by development. Concerning the eye... the object, the aggregates whose root is not to be abandoned by development, and delusion, aggregates accompanied by restlessness and delusion arise. (The three should be done as object-conjunctions). (3) Starting with the condition of predominance 97. A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of predominance for a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development. Predominance by object, predominance by conascence. Predominance by object: Having made lust whose root is to be abandoned by development important, one enjoys, delights in it. Having made that important, lust whose root is to be abandoned by development arises. Predominance by conascence: Predominance whose root is to be abandoned by development, for the associated aggregates, is a condition by way of predominance. Transgression. (1) A phenomenon with a root to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of dominant influence for a phenomenon with a root not to be abandoned by development— dominant influence of object, dominant influence of co-arising. Dominant influence of object— making a lust with a root to be abandoned by development into a dominant object, one enjoys it, delights in it; making that into a dominant object, a lust with a root not to be abandoned by development arises, a wrong view arises. Dominant influence of co-arising— a dominant influence with a root to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of dominant influence for the forms arisen from mind. (2) A phenomenon with a root to be abandoned by development is a condition by way of dominant influence