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by causal condition... three. A causal external phenomenon is a condition for a causal external phenomenon by object condition... nine. A causal external phenomenon is a condition for a causal external phenomenon by dominance condition – dominance by object, dominance by co-arising... three. A non-causal external phenomenon is a condition for a non-causal external phenomenon by dominance condition – dominance by object, dominance by co-arising... three. And causal external phenomena and non-causal external phenomena are a condition for a causal external phenomenon by dominance condition – dominance by object... three. (Abbreviated). 522. In cause, three. In object, nine. In dominance, nine. ... (and so on)... In pre-arising, three. In repetition, nine. In kamma, three. In result, nine. ... (and so on)... In non-disappearance, nine. (Abbreviated). The Reverse Enumeration 523. A causal external phenomenon is a condition for a causal external phenomenon by object condition... is a condition by co-arising condition... is a condition by strong dependence condition. (Abbreviated). 524. In non-cause, nine. In non-object, non- etc. (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the Kusalattika, for the Pañhāvāra, the direct, the reverse, the direct-reverse, and the reverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted here. Internal and external are not found.) The Hetuduka-Ajjhattattika is finished. 1-21. The Hetuduka-Ajjhattārammaṇattika 1. The Internal-Object Section 1-6. Beginning with the Paṭiccavāra The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 525. Depending on a root, internal-object phenomenon, a root, internal-object phenomenon arises by root condition… three. Depending on a non-root, internal-object phenomenon, a non-root, internal-object phenomenon arises by root condition… three. Depending on a root, internal-object phenomenon and a non-root, internal-object phenomenon, a root, internal-object phenomenon arises by root condition… three (abbreviated). 526. By root, nine; by object, nine; by dominance, nine…etc.… by non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-Root and Non-Dominance Conditions 527. Depending on a non-root, internal-object phenomenon, a non-root, internal-object phenomenon arises by non-root condition. Depending on a non-root, internal-object phenomenon, a root, internal-object phenomenon arises by non-root condition. (2) Depending on a root, internal-object phenomenon, a root, internal-object phenomenon arises by non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 528. By non-root, two; by non-dominance, nine; by non-prenascence, nine; by non-postnascence, nine; by non-repetition, nine; by non-kamma, three; by non-result, nine; by non-jhāna, one; by non-path, one; by non-dissociation, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, two (abbreviated). (The Sahajātavāra, the Paccayavāra, the Nissayavāra, the Saṃsaṭṭhavāra, and the Sampayuttavāra should be elaborated similar to the Paṭiccavāra.) 7. The Pañhāvāra The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 529. Root in The internal-object condition is a condition for the internal-object condition by way of the root condition (abbreviated). 530. In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, nine...etc... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Opposite Section 531. The internal-object root condition is a condition for the internal-object condition by way of the object condition... by way of the co-arising condition... by way of the decisive support condition (abbreviated). 532. In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine (abbreviated). In root condition, non-object, three (abbreviated). In non-root condition, object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the Kusalattika, the question section's direct, opposite, direct-opposite, and opposite-direct are counted, so should they be counted here.) 2. External-Object Section 1-6. Dependent Origination Section, etc. Fourfold Condition Root Condition 533. Depending on an external-object root condition, an external-object root condition arises by way of the root condition (abbreviated). 534. In root, nine; in object, nine...etc... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Non-Root Condition 535. Depending on a non-root external-object condition, a non-root external-object condition arises by way of the non-root condition (abbreviated). 536. In non-root, two; in non-dominance, nine...etc... in non-pre-arising, nine; in non-post-arising, nine; in non-repetition, nine; in non-kamma, three; in non-result, nine; in non-jhāna, one; in non-path, one; in non-disjoined, nine (abbreviated). In root condition, non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). In non-root condition, object, two (abbreviated). (The co-arising section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the conjunction section should be expanded similarly to the dependent origination section.) 7. Question Section Fourfold Condition Root Condition, etc. 537. The external-object root condition is a condition for the external-object root condition by way of the root condition... three. The external-object root condition is a condition for the external-object root condition by way of the object condition... By means of condition... nine. A root, external-object phenomenon for a root, external-object phenomenon is a condition by means of predominance condition – conascence-predominance... three. A non-root, external-object phenomenon for a non-root, external-object phenomenon is a condition by means of predominance condition – conascence-predominance... three (abbreviated). 538. In root, three, in object, nine, in predominance, six, in kamma, three, in result, nine, in nutriment, three... and so on... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Negative Section 539. A root, external-object phenomenon for a root, external-object phenomenon is a condition by means of object condition... is a condition by means of conascence condition... is a condition by means of strong dependence condition (abbreviated). 540. In non-root, nine, in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By means of root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By means of non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, of the question section, both direct, and inverse, and direct-inverse, and inverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) The Root-Duo, Internal-Object Triad is finished. 1-22. The Root-Duo, Visible-and-With-Impact Triad 1. Non-Visible and With-Impact Section 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Condition Tetrad Beginning with Root Condition 541. Dependent on a non-root, non-visible, with-impact phenomenon, a non-root, non-visible, with-impact phenomenon arises by means of root condition... by means of predominance condition... by means of conascence condition... by means of mutuality condition... by means of support condition... by means of kamma condition... by means of result condition... by means of nutriment condition... by means of faculty condition... by means of jhāna condition... by means of path condition... by means of dissociation condition... by means of presence condition... by means of non-disappearance condition. Simple 542. In root, one, in predominance, one, in conascence, one, in mutuality, one, in support, one, in kamma, one, in result, one, in path, one, in dissociation, one, in presence, one, in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). 543. In non-root, one, in non-object, one, in non-predominance, one (all conditions should be done)... and so on... in disappearance, one. (abridged). 7. Chapter of Questions The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Co-nascence Condition 544. A non-root, non-manifest, with-impact phenomenon is a condition to a non-root, non-manifest, with-impact phenomenon by co-nascence condition… by mutuality condition… by support condition… by presence condition… by non-disappearance condition (one in all cases). 2. Section on Non-manifest, Without-impact 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Chapter The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 545. Dependent on a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by root condition… three. Dependent on a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by root condition… three. Dependent on a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon and a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by root condition… three (abridged). 546. In root condition, nine, in object 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 (abridged). Non-root, Non-dominance Conditions 547. Dependent on a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by non-root condition. Dependent on a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by non-root condition. (2) Dependent on a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a non-root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by non-object condition… three. Dependent on a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon, a root, non-manifest, without-impact phenomenon arises by non-dominance condition (abridged). 548. In non-root condition, two, in non-object condition, three, in non-dominance condition, nine… (and so on)… 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,