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and direct-reverse order and reverse-direct order is reckoned, thus it should be reckoned. 2. Unwholesome Section 1-6. Beginning with the Conditional Chapter The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 27. Depending on a rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a rooted unwholesome phenomenon, both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) 28. Depending on a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) 29. Depending on both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) 30. In root, nine; in object, nine; in predominance, nine… (and so on) in kamma, nine; in nutriment, nine… (and so on) in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated, direct order). Non-root Condition 31. Depending on a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-root condition. (1) Beginning with Non-predominance Condition 32. Depending on a rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-predominance condition… nine… (and so on). Depending on a rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-kamma condition. (1) Depending on a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-kamma condition. (1) Depending on both a rooted unwholesome phenomenon and a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon, a non-rooted unwholesome phenomenon arises by non-kamma condition. (Concise.) 33. By no-cause, one. By no-dominance, nine. By no-prenascence, nine. By no-postnascence, nine. By no-repetition, nine. By no-kamma, three. By no-result, nine. By no-disassociation, nine. (Opposite.) By cause-condition, by no-dominance, nine. (Concise, opposite-direct.) By no-cause-condition, by object, one. (Concise, opposite-direct.) (The co-nascent section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, the concomitant section are to be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Fourfold Conditions Cause Condition 34. A causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by cause-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon. A causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by cause-condition for a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon. A causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by cause-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon and a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon. (3) Object Condition, etc. 35. A causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by object-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon… three. A non-causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by object-condition for a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon… three. A causal unwholesome phenomenon and a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon are conditions by object-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon… three. 36. A causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by dominance-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon – object-dominance… three. A non-causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by dominance-condition for a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon – object-dominance, co-nascent-dominance… three. A causal unwholesome phenomenon and a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon are conditions by dominance-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon – object-dominance… three… and so on. 37. A non-causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by kamma-condition for a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon. A non-causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by kamma-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon. A non-causal unwholesome phenomenon is a condition by kamma-condition for a causal unwholesome phenomenon and a non-causal unwholesome phenomenon. A condition is a condition. (3) Beginning with the food condition A non-root unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a non-root unwholesome phenomenon by way of the food condition... three. A non-root unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a non-root unwholesome phenomenon by way of the faculty condition... three. A non-root unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a non-root unwholesome phenomenon by way of the jhana condition... three (abbreviated). In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, nine; in support, nine; in decisive support, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, three; in food, three; in faculty, three; in jhana, three; in path, three; in association, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, nine. Negative Section A root unwholesome phenomenon is a condition for a root unwholesome phenomenon by way of the object condition... by way of the co-nascence condition... by way of the decisive support condition (abbreviated). In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine; in non-dominance, nine; in non-contiguity, nine; in non-immediate contiguity, nine; in non-co-nascence, nine; in non-mutuality, nine... etc... in not-non-disappearance, nine (negative). By way of root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated, affirmative-negative). By way of non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated, negative-affirmative). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's affirmative, negative, affirmative-negative, and negative-affirmative were counted, so should it be counted.) 3. Indeterminate Section 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with the Root Condition Dependent on a root indeterminate phenomenon, a root indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on a root indeterminate phenomenon, a non-root indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Dependent on a root indeterminate phenomenon, root indeterminate phenomena and non-root indeterminate phenomena arise by way of root condition. (3) Dependent on a non-root indeterminate phenomenon, a non-root indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition. ... three. Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon and a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a root-undetermined phenomenon arises by root-condition... three. 46. Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon, a root-undetermined phenomenon arises by object-condition (abbreviated). 47. In root, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, nine; in support, nine; in strong support, nine; in pre-nascence, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, nine; in result, nine; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine; in jhāna, nine; in path, nine; in association, nine; in dissociation, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, nine (direct order). By non-root-non-object-condition 48. Conditioned by a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-root-condition. (1) 49. Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-object-condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-object-condition. (1) Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon and a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-object-condition. (1) By non-dominance-condition, etc. 50. Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon, a root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-dominance-condition... nine... etc. 51. Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-kamma-condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-kamma-condition. (1) Conditioned by a root-undetermined phenomenon and a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-kamma-condition. (1) 52. Conditioned by a non-root-undetermined phenomenon, a non-root-undetermined phenomenon arises by non-nutriment-condition... by non-faculty-condition... by non-jhāna-condition (abbreviated). 53. In non-root, one; in non-object, three; in non-dominance, nine; in non-contiguity, three; in non-immediate contiguity, Three. Not mutual, three. Not decisive support, three. Not pre-arisen, nine. Not post-arisen, nine. Not repetition, nine. Not kamma, three. Not result, nine. Not nutriment, one. Not faculty, one. Not jhāna, one. Not path, one. Not association, three. Not dissociation, nine. Not absence, three. Not disappearance, three. (Negative). By root condition, not object, three. Not dominance, nine. (Abbreviated, direct-negative). By not-root condition, object, one. (Abbreviated, negative-direct). (And the conascence section, and the condition section, and the support section, and the commingling section, and the association section are to be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 54. A root-indeterminate phenomenon conditions a root-indeterminate phenomenon by root condition.