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is a condition for a root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, by way of the root condition... three (repetitions)... 145. A root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, is a condition for a root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, by way of the dominant condition – co-nascent dominance... three. A non-root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, is a condition for a non-root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, by way of the dominant condition – object dominance, co-nascent dominance... three (repetitions)... Beginning with the Prenascence Condition 146. A non-root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, is a condition for a non-root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing, by way of the prenascence condition – object prenascence, base prenascence... three. 147. A root, a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-producing... A state is a condition by posterior-conascence condition for a non-root, for a state that is neither result nor result-state. (1) A non-root, a state that is neither result nor result-state, is a condition by posterior-conascence condition for a non-root, for a state that is neither result nor result-state. (1) A root, a state that is neither result nor result-state, and a non-root, a state that is neither result nor result-state, are conditions by posterior-conascence condition for a non-root, for a state that is neither result nor result-state. (1) ...is a condition by repetition condition... nine. 148. A non-root, a state that is neither result nor result-state, is a condition by kamma condition for a non-root, for a state that is neither result nor result-state... three (abbreviated). 149. In root, three; in object, nine; in dominance, six; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in conascence, nine; in mutuality, nine; in support, nine; in strong support, nine; in pre-ascence, three; in posterior-ascence, three; in repetition, nine; in kamma, three; 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. Negative Method 150. A root, a state that is neither result nor result-state, is a condition by object condition for a root, for a state that is neither result nor result-state... is a condition by conascence condition... is a condition by strong support condition (abbreviated). 151. In non-root, nine; in non-object, nine; in non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, the question section's direct method, negative method, direct-negative method, and negative-direct method are counted, so should it be counted.) The Root-Dyad-Result-Triad is finished. 1-4. The Root-Dyad-Clung-to-Triad 1. The Clung-to-and-Clinging-to-State Section 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 152. Depending on a root, a clung-to and clinging-to state, a root, a clung-to and clinging-to state arises by root condition... three. A non-root Conditioned by a grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by root condition… three. Conditioned by a root grasped and graspable and a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by root condition… three (abbreviated). 153. In root, nine; in object, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine… in kamma, nine; in result, nine… in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). Beginning with non-root condition 154. Conditioned by a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-root condition. (1) 155. Conditioned by a root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-object condition. (1) Conditioned by a root grasped and graspable and a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-object condition. (1) 156. Conditioned by a root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-dominance condition… nine… (and so on). 157. Conditioned by a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root grasped and graspable phenomenon arises by non-result condition… by non-nutriment condition (abbreviated). 158. In non-root, one; in non-object, three; in non-dominance, nine; in non-contiguity, three; in non-immediate contiguity, three; in non-mutuality, three; in non-support, three; in non-prenascence, nine; in non-postnascence, nine; in non-repetition, nine; in non-result, one; 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. By root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object, one (abbreviated). (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, the concomitant section are similar to the dependent origination section.) should be maintained.) 7. Question Section Quartet of Conditions Root-Object Conditions 159. A root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon is a condition for a root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of root condition... three. 160. A root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon is a condition for a root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... three. A non-root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon is a condition for a non-root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... three. Root, grasped, and graspable phenomena and non-root, grasped, and graspable phenomena are conditions for a root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... three (abbreviated). 161. In root, three, in object, nine, in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in co-nascence, nine, in mutuality, nine, in support, nine, in decisive support, nine, in pre-nascence, three, in post-nascence, three, 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. Negative Exposition 162. A root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon is a condition for a root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition... three. A non-root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon is a condition for a non-root, grasped, and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... by way of co-nascence condition... by way of decisive support condition... by way of pre-nascence condition... by way of post-nascence condition... by way of nutriment condition... by way of faculty condition (abbreviated). 163. In non-root, nine, in non-object, nine, in non-dominance, nine (abbreviated). From root condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). From non-root condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the wholesome triad, the question section's direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct have been enumerated, so should it be enumerated.) 2. Ungrasped and Graspable The Section on Determination 1-6. The Chapter on Conditions, etc. The Quartet of Conditions Root Condition 164. Depending on a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to root condition… three. Depending on a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to root condition… three. Depending on a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon and a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to root condition… three (abbreviated). 165. In root, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, 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, nine; in repetition, nine; in kamma, nine; in result, one; in nutriment, nine; in faculty, nine; in association, nine; in dissociation, nine; in presence, nine; in absence, nine; in disappearance, nine; in non-disappearance, nine. Non-Root, Non-Object Condition 166. Depending on a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to non-root condition… two. (2) 167. Depending on a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to non-object condition. (1) Depending on a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to non-object condition. (1) Depending on a root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon and a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon, a non-root, ungrasped and graspable phenomenon arises due to non-object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 168. In non-root, two; in non-object, three; in non-dominance, nine; in non-contiguity, three; in non-immediate contiguity, three; in non-mutuality, three; in non-decisive support, 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-jhāna, one; in non-path, one; in non-association, three; in non-dissociation, nine; in non-absence, three; in non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated). Due to root condition,