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In root condition, three. In object condition, nine. In dominance condition, nine. (Internal is conascent dominance for external at the time of going, conascent dominance in all three in the middle.) In contiguity condition, nine. In conascence condition, nine. In mutuality condition, five. In support condition, nine. In decisive support condition, nine. In pre-nascent condition, nine. (Both object pre-nascent and base pre-nascent.) In post-nascent condition, nine. In repetition condition, nine. In kamma condition, three. In result condition, nine. In nutriment condition, nine. (Of the three k...) non-debilitating food, in faculties, nine (three, the life-faculty of form), in jhāna, in path, three, in association, five, in dissociation, nine, in existence, nine... (etc.) ... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). 67-1. The Dyad of Clinging, the Triad of Wholesome 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 92. Depending on a non-clinging wholesome phenomenon, a non-clinging wholesome phenomenon arises by root condition (abbreviated). In root, one, in object, one... (etc.) ... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the Co-arisen Section... (etc.) ... also in the Question Section, everywhere, one.) 93. Depending on a non-clinging unwholesome phenomenon, a non-clinging unwholesome phenomenon arises by root condition (abbreviated). In root, one, in object, one... (etc.) ... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the Co-arisen Section... (etc.) ... also in the Question Section, everywhere, one.) 94. Depending on a clinging indeterminate phenomenon, a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon, a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon, a clinging indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon, a clinging indeterminate phenomenon and a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) Depending on a clinging indeterminate phenomenon and a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon, a non-clinging indeterminate phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 95. In root, five, in object, three... (etc.) ... in mutuality, five... (etc.) ... in pre-arisen, one, in repetition, one, in kamma, five, in result, five... (etc.) ... in non-disappearance, five (abbreviated). In non-root, five, in non-object, three, in non-dominance, five... (etc.) ... in non-pre-arisen, five... (etc.) ... in non-kamma, three, in non-result, three, in non-food, three, in non-faculty, three, in non-jhāna, three, in non-path, five, in non-association, three, in non-dissociation, three, in non-absence, three, in non-non-disappearance, three (abbreviated. The Co-arisen Section... (etc.) ... and the Associated Section should also be elaborated.) Beginning with Root-Object Condition 96. A non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of object condition. (1) A non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of object condition. (1) A non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of dominance condition... three (in the first two, both are dominance; in the two, co-nascent dominance). A grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of decisive support condition. (1) A non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon is a condition for a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon by way of decisive support condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 97. In decisive support, two, in pre-nascent, three, in post-nascent, three, in repetition, one, in kamma, three, in result, three, in nutriment, six, in faculty, seven, in jhāna, three, in path, three, in association, one, in dissociation, four, in presence, nine... and so on... in non-disappearance, nine. (Abbreviated). 68-1. The Dyad of Grasped and the Triad of Wholesome. 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root Condition. 98. Dependent on a non-grasped wholesome phenomenon, a non-grasped wholesome phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated). In root, one, in object, one... and so on... in non-disappearance, one (everywhere one. Abbreviated. Also in the Co-nascent Section... and so on... also in the Question Section, one, similar to wholesome with conditions). 99. Dependent on a non-grasped unwholesome phenomenon, a non-grasped unwholesome phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (Abbreviated). In root, one... and so on... in non-disappearance, one (Abbreviated. Also in the Co-nascent Section... and so on... also in the Question Section, everywhere one). 100. Dependent on a grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition... three. Dependent on a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) And dependent on a grasped indeterminate phenomenon and a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon, a non-grasped indeterminate phenomenon arises. Herein, by way of root condition: Mind-originated matter, dependent on the appropriated aggregates and the great elements. (1) (Abbreviated.) 101. In root condition, five, in object condition, two, in dominance condition, one, ...and so on... in pre-nascent condition, two, in repetition condition, one, in kamma condition, five, in result condition, five, ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, five, in non-object condition, four, in non-dominance condition, five, ...and so on... in non-pre-nascent condition, four, in non-post-nascent, non-repetition condition, five, in non-kamma condition, one, in non-result condition, two, in non-nutriment condition, two, in non-faculty condition, two, in non-jhana condition, two, in non-path condition, five, in non-association condition, four, in non-disassociation condition, two, in non-absence condition, four, in non-disappearance condition, four. (Abbreviated. The chapter on co-nascence, etc., should be elaborated.) Root-pre-nascent condition. 102. An appropriated indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition for an appropriated indeterminate phenomenon... ...three. An unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition for an unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon. (1) An unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for an unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon – object-dominance, co-nascent dominance... ...one. An appropriated indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition for an appropriated indeterminate phenomenon – object-pre-nascent, base-pre-nascent. (Two cases.) An unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon is a condition by way of pre-nascent condition for an unappropriated indeterminate phenomenon... ...two. (Only object-pre-nascent; two combinations: object-pre-nascent and base-pre-nascent.) 103. In root condition, four, in object condition, four (two in the appropriated root, two in the unappropriated root), in dominance condition, one, in contiguity, in immediate contiguity, four, in co-nascence condition, five, in mutuality condition, two, in reliance condition, five, in decisive reliance condition, four, in pre-nascent condition, six, in post-nascent condition, six, in repetition condition, one, in kamma condition, four, in result condition, four, in nutriment condition, nine, in faculty condition, four, in jhana condition, four, in path condition, four, in association condition, two, in disassociation condition, six, in presence condition, nine, in absence condition, four. In the disjoined, four; In the undissociated, nine (summarized). In the non-cause, nine; In the non-object, nine (summarized). By way of cause condition, in the non-object, four (summarized). By way of non-cause condition, in the object, four (summarized). The Great Intermediate Dyad and Wholesome Triad is finished.