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not-object condition, three (abbreviated). Due to non-root condition, object condition, two (abbreviated). (The section on co-nascence, the section on conditions, the section on support, the section on association, the section on conjunction are to be elaborated like the section on dependent origination.) 7. The Section of Questions The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root Condition 169. A root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition for a root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon… three. 170. A root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon… three. A non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon… nine. 171. A root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for a root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon – object dominance, co-nascent dominance… three. A non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for a non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon – object dominance, co-nascent dominance… nine… and so on…. 172. A root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support condition for a root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon – object decisive support, immediate decisive support, natural decisive support… nine. 173. A non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition for a non-root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon – object pre-nascent… three (abbreviated). 174. In root condition, three; in object condition, nine; in dominance condition, nine; in immediate condition, nine; in contiguous condition, nine; in co-nascent condition, nine; in mutuality condition, nine; in support condition, nine; in decisive support condition, nine; in pre-nascent condition, three; in post-nascent condition, three; in repetition condition, nine; in kamma condition, three; in nutriment condition, three; in faculty condition, nine; in jhana condition, three; in path condition, nine; in association condition, nine; in dissociation condition, three; in presence condition, nine; in absence condition, nine; in disappearance condition, nine; in non-disappearance condition, nine. The Negative Section 175. A root, ungrasped, graspable phenomenon for a root, un is a condition to the grasped and graspable phenomenon by way of object condition... is a condition by way of co-nascence condition... is a condition by way of strong dependence condition (abbreviated). 176. In non-cause, nine; in non-object, nine (abbreviated). By way of cause condition, in non-object, three (abbreviated). By way of non-cause condition, in object, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the question section's direct, reverse, direct-reverse, and reverse-direct are counted, so should it be counted.) 3. Section on the ungrasped and ungraspable 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section Tetrad of Conditions Cause Condition 177. Depending on a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of cause condition... three. Depending on a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of cause condition... three. Depending on a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon and a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of cause condition... three (abbreviated). 178. In cause, nine; in object, nine; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, nine; in immediate contiguity, nine; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, nine; in dependence, nine; in strong dependence, 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. Non-Dominance Condition 179. Depending on a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of non-dominance condition. Depending on a causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of non-dominance condition. (2) Depending on a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon arises by way of non-dominance condition. Depending on a non-causal ungrasped and ungraspable phenomenon, he An ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon arises, not by way of predominant condition. (2) Depending on a root that is ungrasped and not-to-be-grasped, and a non-root phenomenon that is ungrasped and not-to-be-grasped, a root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon arises, not by way of predominant condition. Depending on a root that is ungrasped and not-to-be-grasped, and a non-root phenomenon that is ungrasped and not-to-be-grasped, a non-root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon arises, not by way of predominant condition. (2) (Abbreviated.) 180. In non-predominance, six. In non-pre-arising, nine. In non-post-arising, nine. In non-repetition, nine. In non-kamma, three. In non-result, nine. In non-disassociation, nine. (Abbreviated.) By way of root condition, in non-predominance, six. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-predominant condition, in root, six. (Abbreviated.) (The conascent section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the concomitance section should be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Quartet of Conditions Root-Object Condition 181. A root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition for a root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon... three. 182. A non-root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a non-root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon... three. (Abbreviated.) 183. In root, three. In object, three. In predominance, six. In contiguity, nine. In immediate contiguity, nine. In conascence, nine. In mutuality, nine. In support, nine. In strong support, nine. In kamma, three. In result, nine. In nutriment, three. In faculty, nine. In jhāna, three. In path, nine. In association, nine. In presence, nine. In absence, nine. In disappearance, nine. In non-disappearance, nine. The Opposing Section 184. A root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon is a condition by way of conascent condition for a root that is an ungrasped, not-to-be-grasped phenomenon. It is a condition by way of strong support condition. (Abbreviated.) 185. 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, three. (Abbreviated.) (Just as in the triad of wholesome states, for the question section, both direct and reverse, both direct-reverse and reverse-direct are calculated, so should it be calculated.) The pair of roots and the triad of clung-to states is finished. 1-5. The pair of roots and the triad of defiled states 1. The section on defiled and defiling states 1-6. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 186. Depending on a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon, a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon arises by root condition... three. Depending on a non-root, defiled, defiling phenomenon, a non-root, defiled, defiling phenomenon arises by root condition... three. Depending on a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon and a non-root, defiled, defiling phenomenon, a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon arises by root condition... three (abbreviated). 187. In root condition, nine, in object condition, nine, in dominance condition, nine... and so on... in kamma condition, nine, in nutriment condition, nine, in non-disappearance condition, nine (abbreviated). Non-root and Non-dominance Conditions 188. Depending on a non-root, defiled, defiling phenomenon, a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon arises by non-root condition. Depending on a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon, a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon arises by non-dominance condition (abbreviated). 189. In non-root condition, one, in non-dominance condition, nine, in non-pre-arising condition, nine, in non-post-arising condition, nine, in non-repetition condition, nine, in non-kamma condition, three, in non-result condition, nine, in non-disassociation condition, nine (abbreviated). By root condition, in non-dominance condition, nine (abbreviated). By non-root condition, in object condition, one (abbreviated). (The Co-arising Section, the Condition Section, the Support Section, the Association Section, the Concomitance Section should be elaborated similar to the Dependent Origination Section.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Root Condition 190. A root, defiled, defiling phenomenon is a condition for a root, defiled, defiling phenomenon by root condition... three. A root, defiled, defiling phenomenon for a root, defiled... Of the defiled-defiling phenomenon, by way of object condition, is a condition... nine. A root, defiled-defiling phenomenon, for a root, defiled-defiling phenomenon, is a condition by way of predominance condition – object predominance... nine (abbreviated). 191. In root, three, in object, nine, in predominance, nine, in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in co-nascence, nine, in mutuality, nine, in support, nine, in strong support, nine, in repetition, nine, in kamma, three, in nutriment, three, in faculty, three, in jhāna, three, in path, three, in association, nine, in presence, nine, in absence, nine,