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In root condition, nine. In object, nine. In predominance, nine. In contiguity, nine. In immediate contiguity, nine. In co-existence, nine. In mutuality, nine. In support, nine. In strong support, nine. In pre-existence, nine. In repetition, nine. In kamma, nine. In nutriment, nine. ...etc. in non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated). No-predominance condition. 431. A root wrong-fixed phenomenon, in dependence on a root, a non-root wrong-fixed phenomenon arises by no-predominance condition. (abbreviated). 432. In no-predominance, three. In no-post-natally arisen, nine. In no-kamma, three. In no-result, nine. (abbreviated). By root condition, in no-predominance, three. (abbreviated). By no-predominance condition, in root, three. (abbreviated). (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, the concomitance section, are to be expanded like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root-predominance conditions. 433. A root wrong-fixed phenomenon for a root wrong-fixed phenomenon is a condition by root condition... ...three. A non-root wrong-fixed phenomenon for a non-root wrong-fixed phenomenon is a condition by predominance condition – conascence predominance... ...three. (abbreviated). 434. In root, three. In predominance, three. In conascence, nine. In mutuality, nine. In support, nine. In strong dependence, nine. In kamma, three. In nutriment, three. In faculty, three. In jhāna, three. In path, three. In concomitance, nine. In presence, nine. In non-disappearance, nine. (abbreviated). The Reverse Extraction. 435. A root wrong-fixed phenomenon for a root wrong-fixed phenomenon is a condition by conascence condition... ...is a condition by strong dependence condition. (abbreviated). 436. In non-root, nine. In non-object, nine. (abbreviated). By root condition, in no-predominance, three. (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in predominance, three. (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, for the question section, both the direct order, and the reverse order, and the direct-reverse order, and the reverse-direct order are counted, so should it be counted.) 2. The Right-Fixed Section. 1-6. Dependent Origination Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root condition. 437. A root right-fixed phenomenon, in dependence on a root, a root right-fixed phenomenon arises by root condition... ...three. A non-root right-fixed phenomenon, in dependence on non-r A cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on a cause fixed in rightness and a non-cause fixed in rightness phenomenon, a cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, arises by way of root condition... three. 438. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine, in dominance condition, nine... in pre-arising condition, nine, in repetition condition, nine, in kamma condition, nine, in nutriment condition, nine... in non-disappearance condition, nine. Non-dominance condition 439. Depending on a cause fixed in rightness phenomenon, a cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, arises by way of non-dominance condition. 440. In non-dominance, six, in non-pre-arising, nine, in non-post-arising, nine, in non-kamma, three, in non-result, nine, in non-association, nine. By way of root condition, in non-dominance, six. By way of non-dominance condition, in root condition, six. (The chapter on co-arising, the chapter on conditions, the chapter on support, the chapter on commingling, and the chapter on association should be elaborated like the chapter on dependence.) 7. The Question Chapter Tetrad of Conditions Root-dominance conditions 441. A cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, is a condition for a cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, by way of root condition... three. A cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, is a condition for a cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, by way of dominance condition – co-arising dominance... three. A non-cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, is a condition for a non-cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, by way of dominance condition – co-arising dominance... three. 442. In root condition, three, in dominance, six, in co-arising, nine, in mutuality, nine, in support, nine, in strong dependence, nine, in kamma, three, in nutriment, three, in faculty, nine, in jhāna, three, in path, nine, in association, nine, in presence, nine, in non-disappearance, nine. The Chapter on Opposites 443. A cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, is a condition for a cause, a phenomenon of right fixedness, by way of co-arising condition... is a condition by way of strong dependence condition. 444. In non-root condition, nine, in non-object condition, nine. By root condition, in not-object, three (abbreviated). By not-root condition, in predominance, three (abbreviated). (Just as in the good triad, the question section, direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 3. Undetermined Section 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section Fourfold conditions Root condition 445. Depending on a root, undetermined phenomenon, a root, undetermined phenomenon arises by root condition... three. Depending on a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a not-root, undetermined phenomenon arises by root condition... three. Depending on a root, undetermined phenomenon and a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a root, undetermined phenomenon arises by root condition... three (abbreviated). 446. In root, nine; in object, nine; in predominance, nine... and so on... in kamma, nine; in result, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Not-root, not-object condition 447. Depending on a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a not-root, undetermined phenomenon arises by not-root condition. Depending on a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a root, undetermined phenomenon arises by not-root condition. (2) Depending on a root, undetermined phenomenon, a not-root, undetermined phenomenon arises by not-object condition. (1) Depending on a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a not-root, undetermined phenomenon arises by not-object condition. (1) Depending on a root, undetermined phenomenon and a not-root, undetermined phenomenon, a not-root, undetermined phenomenon arises by not-object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 448. In not-root, two; in not-object, three; in not-predominance, nine; in not-contiguity, three; in not-immediate contiguity, three; in not-mutuality, three; in not-support, three; in not-prenascence, nine; in not-postnascence, nine; in not-repetition, nine; in not-kamma, three; in not-result, nine; in not-nutriment, one; in not-faculty, one; in not-jhana, one; in not-path, one; in not-association, three; in not-disassociation, nine; in not-absence, three; in not-disappearance, three (abbreviated). By root condition, in not-object, three (abbreviated). By not-root condition, in object, two (abbreviated). The chapter on co-arising, also the chapter on condition, also the chapter on support, also the chapter on association, also the chapter on conjunction, also should be elaborated like the chapter on dependence. 7. The Chapter on Questions The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root Condition 449. A root, an undetermined phenomenon, for a root, an undetermined phenomenon, is a condition by way of root condition... (there are) three. A root, an undetermined phenomenon, for a root, an undetermined phenomenon, is a condition by way of object condition... (there are) nine. A root, an undetermined phenomenon, for a root, an undetermined phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition – dominance by object, dominance by co-arising... (there are) three. A non-root, an undetermined phenomenon, for a non-root, an undetermined phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition – dominance by object, dominance by co-arising... (there are) three. A root, undetermined, and a non-root, undetermined, phenomena for a root, an undetermined phenomenon, are conditions by way of dominance condition – dominance by object... (there are) three (abbreviated). 450. In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in co-arising, nine; in mutuality, nine; in support, nine; in strong dependence, nine; in pre-existence, three; in post-existence, 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. The Section on Opposites 451. A root, an undetermined phenomenon, for a root, an undetermined phenomenon, is a condition by way of object condition... is a condition by way of co-arising condition... is a condition by way of strong dependence condition (abbreviated). 452. In non-root, 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, for the chapter on questions, the direct method, also the inverse method, also the direct-inverse method, also the inverse-direct method is enumerated, so should it be enumerated. The Dyad of Roots and the Triad of Wrongness and Undetermined is finished. 1-16. The Dyad of Roots and the Triad of Path-Object 1. The Section on Path-Object 1-6. Dependent The Fourfold Section on Conditions Root Condition 453. Depending on a root, a path-object dhamma, a root, a path-object dhamma arises through root condition… three. Depending on a non-root, a path-object dhamma, a non-root, a path-object dhamma arises through root condition… three.