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In the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, thus it should be elaborated. 13-1. Triad of Limited Object - Dyad of Root 1-7. Dependent Origination Section, etc. Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 167. Depending on a limited-object root phenomenon, a limited-object root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on an exalted-object root phenomenon, an exalted-object root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) Depending on an immeasurable-object root phenomenon, an immeasurable-object root phenomenon arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, three, in object, three... in absence, three, in non-absence, three. (Abbreviated.) In non-predominance, three, in non-pre-arisen, three, in non-post-arisen, three, in non-repetition, three, in non-result, three, in non-disjoined, three. (Abbreviated.) (Also the conascence section... also the association section should be elaborated similar to the dependent origination section.) Root-Object Conditions 168. A limited-object root phenomenon is a condition for a limited-object root phenomenon by root condition. (1) An exalted-object root phenomenon is a condition for an exalted-object root phenomenon by root condition. (1) An immeasurable-object root phenomenon is a condition for an immeasurable-object root phenomenon by root condition. (1) A limited-object root phenomenon is a condition for a limited-object root phenomenon by object condition. A limited-object root phenomenon is a condition for an exalted-object root phenomenon by object condition. (2) An exalted-object root phenomenon is a condition for an exalted-object root phenomenon by object condition. An exalted-object root phenomenon is a condition for a limited-object root phenomenon by object condition. (2) An immeasurable-object root phenomenon is a condition for an immeasurable-object root phenomenon by object condition. An immeasurable-object root phenomenon is a condition for a limited-object root phenomenon by object condition. An immeasurable-object root phenomenon... is a condition by object condition for the great-extent object, rooted phenomenon. (3) (Abbreviated.) 169. In root condition, three; in object condition, seven; in dominance condition, seven; in contiguity condition, nine; in immediate contiguity condition, nine; in support condition, nine; ...etc... in non-disappearance condition, three. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, nine; in non-object condition, nine. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, in non-object condition, three. (Abbreviated.) By non-root condition, in object condition, seven. (Abbreviated.) (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so it should be elaborated.) The Non-Root Section 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Chapter The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 170. Depending on a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon, a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) In root condition, three; in object condition, three; in dominance condition, three; ...etc... in non-disappearance condition, three. (Abbreviated.) 171. Depending on a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon, a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon arises by non-root condition. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, three; in non-dominance condition, three; ...etc... in non-dissociation condition, three. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, in non-dominance condition, three. (Abbreviated.) By non-root condition, in object condition, three. (Abbreviated.) (Also the Co-arisen Chapter, ...etc... also the Associated Chapter, similar to the Dependent Origination Chapter, should be elaborated.) Object and Dominance Conditions 172. A limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon. A limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a great-extent object, non-rooted phenomenon. (2) A great-extent object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a great-extent object, non-rooted phenomenon. A great-extent object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon. (2) An immeasurable object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for an immeasurable object, non-rooted phenomenon. An immeasurable object, non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by object condition for a limited-object, non-rooted phenomenon. By way of condition, it is a condition. A non-root state whose object is immeasurable is a condition for a non-root state whose object is exalted by way of object condition. (3) A non-root state whose object is limited is a condition for a non-root state whose object is limited by way of dominance condition. (summary) 173. In object condition, seven. In dominance condition, seven. In contiguity condition, nine. In immediate contiguity condition, nine. In strong reliance condition, nine... (and so on) In non-disappearance condition, three. (summary) In non-root condition, nine. In non-object condition, nine. (summary) From object condition, in non-root condition, seven. (summary) From non-root condition, in object condition, seven. (summary) (Just as in the section on questions in the wholesome triad, so should it be elaborated.) 14-1. The Dyad of Root in the Triad of Inferior 1-7. Starting with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 174. Depending on an inferior root state, an inferior root state arises by way of root condition. Depending on a middling root state, a middling root state arises by way of root condition. Depending on a superior root state, a superior root state arises by way of root condition. (3) (summary) 175. In root condition, three. In object condition, three... (and so on) In non-disappearance condition, three. (summary) In non-dominance condition, three. In non-pre-existence condition, three. In non-post-existence condition, three. In non-repetition condition, three. In non-result condition, three. In non-disassociation condition, three. (summary) (Also the conascence section... (and so on) also the association section should be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) Root-Object Condition 176. An inferior root state is a condition for an inferior root state by way of root condition. (1) A middling root state is a condition for a middling root state by way of root condition. (1) A superior root state is a condition for a superior root state by way of root condition. (1) An inferior root state is a condition for an inferior root state by way of object condition. An inferior root state is a condition for a middling root state by way of object condition. (2) A middling root state is a condition for a middling root state by way of object condition. Mid The inferior root-condition phenomenon to the inferior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of object-condition. (2) The superior root-condition phenomenon to the middling root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of object-condition. (1) 177. The inferior root-condition phenomenon to the inferior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance-condition. (1) The middling root-condition phenomenon to the middling root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance-condition. The middling root-condition phenomenon to the inferior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance-condition. (2) The superior root-condition phenomenon to the superior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance-condition. The superior root-condition phenomenon to the middling root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance-condition. (2) The inferior root-condition phenomenon to the inferior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity-condition... two. The middling root-condition phenomenon to the middling root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity-condition... two. The superior root-condition phenomenon to the superior root-condition phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity-condition... two (abbreviated). 178. In root-condition, three, in object-condition, five, in dominance-condition, five... and so on. ...in non-disappearance-condition, three (abbreviated). In non-root-condition, eight, in non-object-condition, eight (abbreviated). Root-condition to non-object-condition, three (abbreviated). Non-root-condition to object-condition, five (abbreviated). (As in the Kusalattika, the section on questions, so should it be elaborated.) The Non-Root Chapter Root-Condition 179. Depending on an inferior non-root phenomenon, an inferior non-root phenomenon arises by root-condition. (As in the Saṃkiliṭṭhattika Root-Pair, so should it be elaborated.) 15-1. The Wrongness-Determined Triad Root-Pair 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Fourfold Condition Root-Condition 180. Depending on a wrongness-determined root phenomenon, a wrongness-determined root phenomenon arises by root-condition. (1) Depending on a rightness-determined root phenomenon, a rightness-determined root phenomenon arises by root-condition. (1) Depending on an undetermined root phenomenon, an undetermined root phenomenon arises by root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated) (abbreviated). 181. In Root, three. In Object, three. In Predominance, three…etc… In Result, one…etc… In Non-disappearance, three (abbreviated). In Non-predominance, two. In Non-pre-arising, two. In Non-post-arising, three. In Non-repetition, one. In Non-result, three. In Non-disjoined, two (abbreviated). (The Chapter on Co-arising…etc… and the Chapter on Concomitance should also be elaborated like the Chapter on Conditioned Arising.) Root-Object Condition, etc. 182. The root phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition by root condition for the root phenomenon fixed in wrongness. (1)