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A phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned by development A root condition is a condition for a root condition that is to be abandoned by development, by way of object condition… nine (abbreviated). 295. In root condition, three, in object condition, nine, in dominance condition, nine, in contiguity condition, nine, in immediate contiguity condition, nine, in co-nascence condition, nine, in reciprocity condition, nine, in support condition, nine, in decisive support condition, nine, in repetition condition, nine, in kamma condition, three, in nutriment condition, three… in path condition, three, in association condition, nine… in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). The Section on Negative Conditions 296. A root condition that is to be abandoned by development is a condition for a root condition that is to be abandoned by development, by way of object condition… by way of co-nascence condition… by way of decisive support condition (abbreviated). 297. In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine (abbreviated). From root condition, in non-object condition, three (abbreviated). From non-root condition, in object condition, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the section on wholesome triads, for the question section, both direct and inverse, and direct-inverse and inverse-direct are enumerated, so should it be calculated.) 3. The Section on Root Conditions Not to be Abandoned by Seeing or by Development 1-6. Starting with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 298. Depending on a root condition not to be abandoned by seeing nor by development, a root condition not to be abandoned by seeing nor by development arises, by way of root condition (abbreviated). 299. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine… in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). Non-Root Condition 300. Depending on a non-root condition not to be abandoned by seeing nor by development, a non-root condition not to be abandoned by seeing nor by development arises, by way of non-root condition (abbreviated). 301. In non-root condition, one, in non-object condition, three, in non-dominance condition, nine, in non-contiguity condition, three, in non-immediate contiguity condition, three, in non-reciprocity condition, three, in non-decisive support condition, three, in non-pre-nascence condition, nine, in non-post-nascence condition, nine, in non-repetition condition, nine, in non-kamma condition, three, in non-result condition, nine, in non-nutriment condition, one, in non-faculty condition, one, in non-jhana condition, one, in non-path condition, one, in non-associa In association, three. In not dissociated, nine. In not non-existent, three. In not vanished, three. (abbreviated) By way of root condition, in non-object, three. (abbreviated) By way of non-root condition, in object, one. (abbreviated) (The section on co-arising, the section on condition, the section on support, the section on commingling, and the section on association are to be elaborated like the Paṭicca section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 302. A root, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, is a condition by way of root condition for a root, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… three. (abbreviated) 303. In root condition, three. In object, nine. In predominance, nine. In contiguity, nine. In immediate contiguity, nine. In co-arising, nine. In mutuality, nine. In support, nine. In decisive support, nine. In pre-arising, three. In post-arising, three. In repetition, nine. In kamma, three. In result, nine. In nutriment, three. In faculty, nine. In jhāna, three. In path, nine. In association, nine. In dissociation, five. In presence, nine. In absence, nine. In disappearance, nine. In non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated) The Reverse Section 304. A root, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, is a condition by way of object condition for a root, a phenomenon whose root is to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development… is a condition by way of co-arising condition… is a condition by way of decisive support condition. (abbreviated) 305. In non-root condition, nine. In non-object, nine. (abbreviated) By way of root condition, in non-object, three. (abbreviated) By way of non-root condition, in object, nine. (abbreviated) (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the direct method, the reverse method, the direct-reverse method, and the reverse-direct method of the question section are enumerated, so should it be enumerated.) The dyad of roots, the triad of roots to be abandoned by seeing, is finished. 1-10. The Dyad of Roots - The Triad of Leading to Accumulation 1. The Term "Leading to Accumulation" 1-6. Beginning with the Paṭicca Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 306. Depending on a root, a phenomenon leading to accumulation, a root, a phenomenon leading to accumulation, arises by way of root condition… three. A non-root A non-cause leading to accumulation, depending on a non-cause leading to accumulation, a non-cause leading to accumulation arises, with cause condition... three. A cause leading to accumulation and a non-cause leading to accumulation, depending on these, a cause leading to accumulation arises, with cause condition... three (abbreviated). 307. In cause, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine... ...in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-cause, non-dominance conditions 308. A non-cause leading to accumulation, depending on it, a cause leading to accumulation arises, with non-cause condition. (1) A cause leading to accumulation, depending on it, a cause leading to accumulation arises, with non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 309. In non-cause, one; in non-dominance, nine; in non-prenascence, nine; in non-postnascence, nine; in non-repetition, nine; in non-kamma, three; in non-result, nine; in non-disassociation, nine (abbreviated). Cause condition, in non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). Non-cause condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, the concomitance section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) 7. The Interrogative Section The Fourfold Condition Beginning with Cause Condition 310. A cause leading to accumulation is a condition for a cause leading to accumulation with cause condition... three. A cause leading to accumulation is a condition for a cause leading to accumulation with object condition... nine. A cause leading to accumulation is a condition for a cause leading to accumulation with dominance condition – object dominance, conascence dominance... three. A non-cause leading to accumulation is a condition for a non-cause leading to accumulation with dominance condition – object dominance, conascence dominance... three. A cause leading to accumulation and a non-cause leading to accumulation are conditions for a cause leading to accumulation with dominance condition – object dominance... three (abbreviated). 311. In cause, three; in object, nine; in dominance, nine... ...in decisive support, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, three; in nutriment, three. Ni, in the non-disappeared, nine (abbreviated). The Reverse Section 312. A root-tending-to-accumulation state is a condition for a root-tending-to-accumulation state by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of strong dependence condition (abbreviated). 313. In the non-root, nine, in the non-object, nine (abbreviated). By way of root condition, in the non-object, three (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in the object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the Kusalattika, the question section's direct method, and reverse method, and direct-reverse method, and reverse-direct method are counted, thus should it be counted.) 2. The Section on Tending to Decrease 1-6. The Dependent Origination Section and so on The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 314. Depending on a root-tending-to-decrease state, a root-tending-to-decrease state arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on a non-root-tending-to-decrease state, a non-root-tending-to-decrease state arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on a root-tending-to-decrease state and a non-root-tending-to-decrease state, a root-tending-to-decrease state arises by way of root condition... three (abbreviated). 315. In the root, nine, in the object, nine...etc... in the kamma, nine, in the nutriment, nine...etc... in the non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-Dominance Condition 316. Depending on a root-tending-to-decrease state, a root-tending-to-decrease state arises by way of non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 317. In the non-dominance, six, in the non-pre-nascent, nine, in the non-post-nascent, nine, in the non-kamma, three, in the non-result, nine, in the non-dissociated, nine (abbreviated). By way of root condition, in the non-dominance, six (abbreviated). By way of non-dominance condition, in the root, six (abbreviated). (Also the co-nascence section, also the condition section, also the dependence section, also the association section, also the concomitance section should be elaborated similar to the Dependent Origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root-Dominance Conditions 318. A root-tending-to-decrease state is a condition for a root-tending-to-decrease state by way of root condition... three. A root-tending-to-decrease state is a condition for a root-tending-to-decrease state by way of dominance condition. By accumulation, a condition – co-arisen dominance... three. A non-root state not leading to accumulation