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the direct, the inverse, the direct-inverse, and the inverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 3. Section on Present Object 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section Tetrad of Conditions Cause Condition 501. Depending on a cause, a present object phenomenon, a cause, a present object phenomenon arises by cause condition… three. Depending on a non-cause, a present object phenomenon, a non-cause, a present object phenomenon arises by cause condition… three. Depending on a cause, a present object phenomenon and a non-cause, a present object phenomenon, a cause, a present object phenomenon arises by cause condition… three (abbreviated). 502. In cause, nine, in object, nine, in dominance, nine…etc… in kamma, nine…etc… in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-cause and Non-dominance Conditions 503. Depending on a non-cause, a present object phenomenon, a non-cause, a present object phenomenon arises by non-cause condition. Depending on a non-cause, a present object phenomenon, a cause, a present object phenomenon arises by non-cause condition. (2) Depending on a cause, a present object phenomenon, a cause, a present object phenomenon arises by non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 504. In non-cause, two, in non-dominance, nine, in non-pre-arising, nine, in non-post-arising, nine, in non-repetition, nine, in non-kamma, three, in non-result, nine, in non-jhana, one, in non-path, one, in non-dissociation, nine (abbreviated). By cause condition, in non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). By non-cause condition, in object, two (abbreviated). (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the concomitance section should be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7 . The Section of Questions The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with the Hetu Condition 505. A condition-present-object phenomenon is a condition by way of the hetu condition for a condition-present-object phenomenon… three. A condition-present-object phenomenon is a condition by way of the ārammaṇa condition for a condition-present-object phenomenon… nine. A condition-present-object phenomenon is a condition by way of the adhipati condition for a condition-present-object phenomenon – object-dominance, conascence-dominance… three. A non-condition-present-object phenomenon is a condition by way of the adhipati condition for a non-condition-present-object phenomenon – object-dominance, conascence-dominance… three. A condition-present-object phenomenon and a non-condition-present-object phenomenon are a condition by way of the adhipati condition for a condition-present-object phenomenon – object-dominance… three (abbreviated). 506. In hetu, three; in ārammaṇa, nine; in adhipati, nine; in anantara, nine; in samanantara, nine; in sahajāta, nine; in aññamañña, nine; in nissaya, nine; in upanissaya, nine; in āsevana, nine; in kamma, three; in vipāka, nine; in āhāra, three; in indriya, nine… and so on… in avigata, nine (abbreviated). The Section of Opposites 507. A condition-present-object phenomenon is a condition by way of the ārammaṇa condition for a condition-present-object phenomenon… is a condition by way of the sahajāta condition… is a condition by way of the upanissaya condition (abbreviated). 508. In nahetu, nine; in naārammaṇa, nine (abbreviated). In hetu condition, in naārammaṇa, three (abbreviated). In nahetu condition, in ārammaṇa, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the section of questions is enumerated in direct order, in opposite order, in direct-opposite order, and in opposite-direct order, so should it be enumerated here.) The Hetu Dyad, Past-Object Triad is finished. 1-20. The Hetu Dyad, Internal Triad 1. The Internal Term 1-6. Beginning with the Paṭicca Section The Tetrad of Conditions The Hetu Condition 509. Dependent on an internal condition phenomenon, an internal condition phenomenon arises… Origin by way of root condition... three. Depending on an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on an internal root phenomenon and an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal root phenomenon arises by way of root condition... three (abbreviated). 510. In root condition, nine. In object condition, nine. In dominance condition, nine... (and so on)... In kamma condition, nine. In result condition, nine. In nutriment condition, nine... (and so on)... In non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). Beginning with non-root condition 511. Depending on an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. Depending on an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal root phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. (2) Depending on an internal root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. (1) Depending on an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. (1) Depending on an internal root phenomenon and an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. (1) Depending on an internal root phenomenon, an internal root phenomenon arises by way of non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 512. In non-root condition, two. In non-object condition, three. In non-dominance condition, nine. In non-immediacy condition, three. In non-co-immediacy condition, three. In non-mutuality condition, three. In non-support condition, three. In non-pre-existence condition, nine. In non-post-existence 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-jhāna condition, one. In non-path condition, one. In non-association condition, three. In non-disassociation condition, nine. In non-absence condition, three. In non-disappearance condition, three (abbreviated). By way of root condition, in non-object condition, three (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in object condition, two (abbreviated). (And the co-arising section, and the condition section, and the support section, and the commingling section, and the association section, should be expanded similar to the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with root condition 513. An internal root phenomenon is a condition for an internal root phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A wholesome internal phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome internal phenomenon by way of the object condition… nine. A wholesome internal phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome internal phenomenon by way of the dominance condition – object dominance, co-arisen dominance… three. A non-wholesome internal phenomenon is a condition for a non-wholesome internal phenomenon by way of the dominance condition – object dominance, co-arisen dominance… three. A wholesome internal phenomenon and a non-wholesome internal phenomenon are conditions for a wholesome internal phenomenon by way of the dominance condition – object dominance… three (abbreviated). 514. In root, nine in object, nine in dominance, nine in contiguity, nine in immediate contiguity, nine in co-arising, nine in mutuality, nine in reliance, nine in strong reliance, three in pre-arising, three in post-arising, nine in repetition, three in kamma, nine in result, three in nutriment, nine in faculty, three in jhāna, nine in path, nine in association, five in dissociation, nine in presence, nine in absence, nine in disappearance, nine in non-disappearance (abbreviated). Opposite Section 515. A wholesome internal phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome internal phenomenon by way of the object condition… by way of the co-arising condition… by way of the strong reliance condition (abbreviated). 516. In non-root, nine, in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By way of the root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By way of the non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the Kusalattika, the question section is calculated for both the direct and the opposite, and the direct-opposite and the opposite-direct, so it should be calculated.) 2. External Section 1-6. Dependent Origination Section, etc. Fourfold Conditions Root Condition 517. Depending on an external wholesome phenomenon, an external wholesome phenomenon arises by way of the root condition (abbreviated). 518. In root, nine, in object, nine… etc… in kamma, nine, in result, nine… etc… in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-Root Condition 519. Depending on an external non-wholesome phenomenon, an external non-wholesome phenomenon A phenomenon arises by non-causal condition. Depending on a non-causal external phenomenon, a causal external phenomenon arises by non-causal condition. (2) (Abbreviated). 520. In non-cause, two. In non-object, three. In non-dominance, nine. In non-immediacy, three. In non-co-immediacy, three. In non-mutuality, three. In non-strong dependence, three. In non-pre-arising, nine. In non-post-arising, nine. In non-repetition, nine. In non-kamma, three. In non-result, nine. In non-nutriment, one. In non-faculty, one. In non-jhana, one. In non-path, one. In non-association, three. In non-disassociation, nine. In non-absence, three. In non-disappearance, three. (Abbreviated). By causal condition, in non-object, three. (Abbreviated). By non-causal condition, in object, two. (Abbreviated). And the co-arising 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 Beginning with Causal Condition 521. A causal external phenomenon is a condition for a causal external phenomenon