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indeterminate phenomena with sustained application arise by way of root condition… three. Depending on indeterminate phenomena without sustained application, indeterminate phenomena without sustained application arise by way of root condition… three. Depending on indeterminate phenomena with sustained application and indeterminate phenomena without sustained application, indeterminate phenomena with sustained application arise by way of root condition… three (in brief). By way of root, nine; by way of object, nine…etc… by way of result, nine…etc… by way of non-disappearance, nine (in brief. Similar to the couplet of 'with initial application' for indeterminate. The concomitant section…etc… the associated section should also be elaborated). Indeterminate phenomena with sustained application are a condition for indeterminate phenomena with sustained application by way of root condition (in brief). By way of root, four; by way of object, nine…etc… by way of path, four…etc… by way of non-disappearance, nine (in brief). By way of non-root, nine; by way of non-object, nine (in brief). By way of root condition, by way of non-object, four (in brief). By way of non-root condition, by way of object, nine (in brief). (As in the wholesome triad, the question section should be elaborated in this way.) 89-1. The triad of wholesome with the couplet of 'with joy' 1-7. Beginning with the dependent origination section The fourfold conditions Depending on wholesome phenomena with joy, wholesome phenomena with joy arise by way of root condition. a. Having joy, a wholesome phenomenon, conditioned by it, a joyless wholesome phenomenon arises, by way of root-condition. Having joy, a wholesome phenomenon, conditioned by it, a having-joy wholesome phenomenon and a joyless wholesome phenomenon arise, by way of root-condition. (3) A joyless wholesome phenomenon, conditioned by it, a joyless wholesome phenomenon arises, by way of root-condition. A joyless wholesome phenomenon, conditioned by it, a having-joy wholesome phenomenon arises, by way of root-condition. (2) A having-joy wholesome phenomenon and a joyless wholesome phenomenon, conditioned by them, a having-joy wholesome phenomenon arises, by way of root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 46. In root-condition, six (everywhere six)…pe… in non-disappearance, six (abbreviated). Not in dominance, six, not in pre-arising, six…pe… not in kamma, four, not in dissociation, six (abbreviated. The conascent section also…pe… the associated section also should be elaborated). 47. A having-joy wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a having-joy wholesome phenomenon by way of root-condition… three. A joyless wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a joyless wholesome phenomenon by way of root-condition. (1) A having-joy wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a having-joy wholesome phenomenon by way of way of object-condition (abbreviated). 48. In root-condition, four, in object-condition, nine, in dominance, nine (four conascent dominance), in contiguity, nine, in immediate contiguity, nine, in conascence, six…pe… in decisive support, nine, in repetition, nine, in kamma, four, in nutriment, four, in faculty, four, in jhāna, six, in path, four, in association, six, in presence, six, in absence, nine, in disappearance, nine, in non-disappearance, six (abbreviated). Not in root-condition, nine, not in object-condition, nine (abbreviated). By way of root-condition, not in object-condition, four (abbreviated). Not by way of root-condition, in object-condition, nine (abbreviated). (As in the question section of the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) Unwholesome section Root-condition 49. Having joy, an unwholesome phenomenon, conditioned by it, a having-joy unwholesome phenomenon arises, by way of root-condition… three. A joyless unwholesome Based on a joyful unwholesome phenomenon, an unjoyful unwholesome phenomenon arises due to a root condition... two. Based on a joyful unwholesome phenomenon and an unjoyful unwholesome phenomenon, a joyful unwholesome phenomenon arises due to a root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 50. In root condition, six; in object condition, six; ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, six (abbreviated. Similar to wholesome. The co-arising section...and so on... the question section should also be elaborated). The Undetermined Section Root Condition 51. Based on a joyful undetermined phenomenon, a joyful undetermined phenomenon arises due to a root condition... three. Based on an unjoyful undetermined phenomenon, an unjoyful undetermined phenomenon arises due to a root condition... three. Based on a joyful undetermined phenomenon and an unjoyful undetermined phenomenon, a joyful undetermined phenomenon arises due to a root condition... three (abbreviated). 52. In root condition, nine; in object condition, nine; ...and so on... in pre-arising, six; in repetition, six; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). In non-root condition, nine; in non-object condition, three; in non-dominance condition, nine; ...and so on... in non-kamma, four; in non-result, nine; in non-nutriment, one; in non-faculty, one; in non-jhana, one; in non-path, nine; in non-association, three; in non-disassociation, six; ...and so on... (abbreviated. The co-arising section, etc., should be elaborated). 53. A joyful undetermined phenomenon for a joyful undetermined phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition (abbreviated). 54. In root condition, four; in object condition, nine; in dominance condition, nine; in contiguity condition, nine; ...and so on... (everywhere nine), in decisive support, nine; in pre-arising, three; in post-arising, three; in repetition, nine; in kamma, four; in result, nine; in nutriment, four; in faculty, four; in jhana, nine; in path, four; in association, six; in disassociation, five; in presence, nine; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). 90-91-1. The Wholesome Triad of the Dyad Beginning with Joy-accompanied 1-7. The Section on Dependent Origination, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions 55. Based on a joy-accompanied wholesome phenomenon...and so on.... (Wholesome, unwholesome, and undetermined are similar to the joyful dyad). 56. Pleasur Dependent on unassociated wholesome phenomenon...etc. (Wholesome, unwholesome, and indeterminate are similar to the Sappītikaduka. Dependent on unwholesome phenomenon...etc., in the reverse, by no-condition, one. Dependent on indeterminate phenomenon...etc., in the reverse, by no-condition, nine...etc., by no-jhāna, six, should be done. In the reverse, in the question section, in wholesome and unwholesome, in faculty, in jhāna, six; in the question section, in indeterminate, nine). 92-1. The Triad of Wholesome, the Pair of Associated with Equanimity 1-7. Dependent-condition Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions 57. Dependent on wholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity...etc., six. (Similar to the Sappītikaduka, equanimity means various equanimities in the indeterminate. In the reverse, by no-condition, nine; by no-jhāna, six). 58. Dependent on unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity, unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity arises by way of root condition (abbreviated). By way of root condition, six (six everywhere. Abbreviated). 59. Dependent on unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity, unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity arises by way of no-root condition. (1) Dependent on unwholesome phenomenon not associated with equanimity, unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity arises by way of no-root condition. (1) Dependent on unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity and unwholesome phenomenon not associated with equanimity, unwholesome phenomenon associated with equanimity arises by way of no-root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 60. By no-root condition, three; by no-predominance, six...etc., by no-disassociation, six. (Abbreviated. Thus, unwholesome should be elaborated everywhere. Similar to the Sappītikaduka). 61. Dependent on indeterminate phenomenon associated with equanimity, indeterminate phenomenon associated with equanimity arises by way of root condition, nine questions. (Similar to the indeterminate of the Sappītikaduka. In the question section, in wholesome and unwholesome, in faculty, in jhāna, six; in indeterminate, nine). 93-1. The Triad of Wholesome, the Pair of Sense-sphere 1-7. Dependent-condition Section, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions 62. Dependent on sense-sphere wholesome phenomenon, sense-sphere wholesome phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Dependent on non-sense-sphere wholesome phenomenon, non-sense-sphere wholesome phenomenon aris arises from a cause-condition. (1) (In brief.) 63. In cause, two; in object, two (everywhere two); in non-disappearance, two (in brief). Not in dominance, two…etc… not in disjoined, two. (In brief.) (The section on co-arising, etc., should be elaborated.) 64. A wholesome kamavacara phenomenon is a condition for a wholesome kamavacara phenomenon by way of cause-condition. (1) A non-kamavacara wholesome phenomenon is a condition for a non-kamavacara wholesome phenomenon by way of cause-condition. (1) (In brief.) 65. In cause, two; in object, four; in dominance, three (in kamavacara, one; in non-kamavacara, two); in contiguity, three (in kamavacara, two; in non-kamavacara, one)…etc… in co-arising, two…etc… in decisive support, four; in repetition, three; in kamma, two; in nutriment, two…etc… in absence, three…etc… in non-disappearance, two (in brief). 66. Depending on an unwholesome kamavacara phenomenon, an unwholesome kamavacara phenomenon arises from a cause-condition (in brief). In cause, one; in object, one…etc… in non-disappearance, one (in brief). (In the section on co-arising…etc… in the section on questions, everywhere one.) 67.