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in dependence, ten; in strong dependence, sixteen; in nutriment, ten... ...in non-disappearance, ten (abbreviated). In non-root, sixteen; in non-object, sixteen; in non-predominance, sixteen (abbreviated). By way of object condition, in non-root, sixteen (abbreviated). By way of non-root condition, in object, sixteen (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so should it be elaborated.) 8-1. The Dyad of Roots in the Triad of Phenomena to be Abandoned by Seeing. 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. 114. Depending on a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned by development, a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned by development arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a rooted phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by way of root condition (abbreviated). 115. In root, three (everywhere three); in result, one... ...in non-disappearance, three. In non-predominance, three; in non-pre-nascence, three... ...in non-disassociation, three. (In brief. The section on co-arising… and the section on association should be elaborated.) 116. The root condition phenomenon to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of root condition for the root condition phenomenon to be abandoned by insight… three. The root condition phenomenon to be abandoned by insight is a condition by way of object condition for the root condition phenomenon to be abandoned by insight (in brief). 117. In root condition, three; in object condition, eight; in predominance, six; in contiguity, five; in immediate contiguity, five; in co-arising, three; in mutuality, three; in support, three; in decisive support, eight; in repetition, three; in result, one; in faculty, one; in path, one… in non-disappearance, three (in brief). In non-root condition, eight; in non-object condition, eight (in brief). By way of root condition, in non-object condition, three (in brief). By way of non-root condition, in object condition, eight (in brief). (Just as the section on questions in the triad of wholesome states, so should this be elaborated.) The Section on Non-Root 1-6. Beginning with the Section on Dependent Origination The Tetrad of Conditions Root and Object Conditions 118. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by insight, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by insight arises by way of root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by insight, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development arises by way of root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by insight, non-root phenomena to be abandoned by insight and non-root phenomena to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development arise by way of root condition… three. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development arises by way of root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development arises by way of root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, non-root phenomena to be abandoned by development and non-root phenomena to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development arise by way of root condition… three. A non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by insight nor by development Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by root condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, and by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by root condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, and by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by root condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing arises by object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development arises by object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by object condition. (abbreviated) 119. In root condition, nine. In object condition, three. In dominance condition, nine... In non-disappearance condition, nine. (abbreviated) Non-root, non-object condition. 120. Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by non-root condition. Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by non-object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by non-object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by non-object condition. (1) Conditioned by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing, and by a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development. Delusion arises not by way of object condition. (1) Dependent on a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development, and a non-root phenomenon neither to be abandoned by seeing nor by development, a non-root phenomenon neither to be abandoned by seeing nor by development arises not by way of object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 121. In non-root condition, one; in non-object condition, five; in non-dominance condition, nine; ...etc... in non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, in non-object condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By non-root condition, in object condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (The conascence section, the condition section, the support section, the association section, and the concomitance section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) 7. The Question Section The Fourfold Condition 122. A non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for a non-root phenomenon neither to be abandoned by seeing nor by development by way of object condition. ... two. A non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development is a condition for a non-root phenomenon to be abandoned by development by way of object condition. ... three. A non-root phenomenon neither to be abandoned by seeing nor by development is a condition for a non-root phenomenon neither to be abandoned by seeing nor by development by way of object condition. ... three. (Abbreviated.) 123. In object condition, eight; in dominance condition, ten; ...etc... in non-disappearance condition, thirteen. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, fourteen; in non-object condition, fourteen. (Abbreviated.) By object condition, in non-root condition, eight. (Abbreviated.) By non-root condition, in object condition, eight. (Abbreviated.) (As the question section in the triad of wholesome, so should it be elaborated.) 9-1. Dyad of Roots in the Triad of Roots to be Abandoned by Seeing 1-7. Dependent Origination Section, etc. The Fourfold Condition Root Condition 124. Dependent on a root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by seeing, a root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by seeing arises by root condition. (1) Dependent on a root phenomenon having roots to be abandoned by development, by development... A causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned arises by way of cause condition. (1) Dependent on a causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing, a causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by developing arises by way of cause condition. (1) (abbreviated.) 125. In cause, three, in object, three, ...etc... in non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated.) In non-predominance, three, in non-pre-arising, three, ...etc... in non-disjoined, three. (abbreviated. The conascence section also ...etc... the association section also should be elaborated similar to the dependent section.) 126. A causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by seeing is a condition for a causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by seeing by way of cause condition. (abbreviated.) In cause, three, in object, eight, in predominance, six, ...etc... in non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated.) In non-cause, eight, in non-object, eight. (abbreviated.) By way of cause condition, in non-object, three. (abbreviated.) By way of non-cause condition, in object, eight. (abbreviated.) (Just as the question section in the wholesome triad, so should it be elaborated.) The non-cause section 1-7. Dependent section, etc. The fourfold condition Cause condition 127. Dependent on a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by seeing, a non-causal phenomenon having a cause to be abandoned by seeing arises by way of cause condition...