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The root phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition by root condition for the root phenomenon fixed in rightness. (1) The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by root condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition by object condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition by object condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by object condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by object condition for the root phenomenon fixed in wrongness. (1) The root phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition by predominance condition for the root phenomenon fixed in rightness. The root phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition by predominance condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (2) The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by predominance condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) Contiguous Condition, etc. 183. The root phenomenon fixed in wrongness is a condition by contiguous condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon fixed in rightness is a condition by contiguous condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. (1) The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by contiguous condition for the root phenomenon unfixed. The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by contiguous condition for the root phenomenon fixed in wrongness. The root phenomenon unfixed is a condition by contiguous condition for the root phenomenon fixed in rightness of that dhamma by way of immediate condition. (3) 184. The dhamma of wrongness-fixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of wrongness-fixed roots. The dhamma of wrongness-fixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of unfixed roots. (2) The dhamma of rightness-fixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of rightness-fixed roots. The dhamma of rightness-fixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of unfixed roots. (2) The dhamma of unfixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of unfixed roots. The dhamma of unfixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of wrongness-fixed roots. The dhamma of unfixed roots is a condition by way of decisive support for the dhamma of rightness-fixed roots. (3) (Summarized.) 185. In root, three; in object, four; in dominance, three; in immediate, five; in co-immediate, five; in co-arisen, three…etc… in decisive support, seven…etc… in non-disappearance, three (summarized). In non-root, seven; in non-object, seven (summarized). In root condition, in non-object, three (summarized). In non-root condition, in object, four (summarized). (As in the question section of the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) Non-root section 1-7. Dependent origination section, etc. Condition tetrad Root condition 186. Depending on the dhamma of wrongness-fixed non-roots, the dhamma of wrongness-fixed non-roots arises by way of root condition… three. Depending on the dhamma of rightness-fixed non-roots, the dhamma of rightness-fixed non-roots arises by way of root condition. Depending on the dhamma of rightness-fixed non-roots, the dhamma of unfixed non-roots arises by way of root condition. Depending on the dhamma of rightness-fixed non-roots, the dhammas of rightness-fixed non-roots and unfixed non-roots arise by way of root condition. (3) Depending on the dhamma of unfixed non-roots, the dhamma of unfixed non-roots arises by way of root condition. (1) Wrongness-fixed non- And depending on this undetermined and non-causal phenomenon, an undetermined non-causal phenomenon arises, by way of root condition. (1) Depending on a rightly determined non-causal phenomenon and an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, an undetermined non-causal phenomenon arises, by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 187. In root condition, nine. In object condition, three. In dominance condition, nine. ...etc... In resultant condition, one. ...etc... In non-disappearance condition, nine. (Abbreviated.) The Negative Non-root condition 188. Depending on an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, an undetermined non-causal phenomenon arises, by way of non-root condition. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, one. In non-object condition, five. In non-dominance condition, three. ...etc... In non-disappearance condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By way of root condition, in non-object condition, five. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object condition, one. (Abbreviated.) (The conascence section also...etc... the association section also should be elaborated like the dependent origination section.) Object-Dominance-Immediacy Conditions 189. A wrongly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, by way of object condition. (1) A rightly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, by way of object condition. (1) An undetermined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, by way of object condition. An undetermined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a wrongly determined non-causal phenomenon, by way of object condition. An undetermined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a rightly determined non-causal phenomenon, by way of object condition. (3) 190. A wrongly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a wrongly determined non-causal phenomenon, by way of dominance condition... three. A rightly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a rightly determined non-causal phenomenon, by way of dominance condition. A rightly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, by way of dominance condition. A rightly determined non-causal phenomenon is a condition for a rightly determined non-causal phenomenon and an undetermined non-causal phenomenon, by way of dominance condition. (3) An undetermined non-causal That dhamma is a condition for the undetermined, non-causal dhamma by way of predominant condition. The undetermined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the rightly determined, non-causal dhamma by way of predominant condition. (2) The wrongly determined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the undetermined, non-causal dhamma by way of contiguity condition. (1) The rightly determined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the undetermined, non-causal dhamma by way of contiguity condition. (1) The undetermined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the undetermined, non-causal dhamma by way of contiguity condition. The undetermined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the wrongly determined, non-causal dhamma by way of contiguity condition. The undetermined, non-causal dhamma is a condition for the rightly determined, non-causal dhamma by way of contiguity condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) 191. In object, five, in predominance, eight, in contiguity, five, in immediate contiguity, five, in co-existence, nine, in mutuality, three, in support, thirteen, in decisive support, seven, ...etc... in non-disappearance, thirteen. (Abbreviated.) In non-causal, thirteen, in non-object, thirteen, in non-predominance, thirteen. (Abbreviated.) By way of object condition, in non-causal, five. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-causal condition, in object, five. (Abbreviated.) (Just as in the question chapter of the triad of wholesome states, so it should be elaborated.) 16-1. The Dyad of Roots in the Triad of Path-Objects 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition 192. Depending on a path-object root dhamma, a path-object root dhamma arises by way of root condition. ...three. Depending on a path-rooted root dhamma, a path-rooted root dhamma arises by way of root condition. ...three. Depending on a path-predominant root dhamma, a path-predominant root dhamma arises by way of root condition. ...five. Depending on a path-object root dhamma and a path-predominant root dhamma, a path-object root dhamma arises by way of root condition. ...three. Depending on a path-rooted root dhamma and a path-predominant root dhamma, a path-rooted root dhamma arises by way of root condition. ...three. (Abbrev. thus). 193. By way of root, seventeen... and so on... by way of non-disappearance, seventeen (summarized). Not by way of dominance, seventeen; not by way of pre-existence, seventeen... and so on... not by way of repetition, nine; not by way of result, seventeen; not by way of dissociation, seventeen (summarized). (Also the section on co-existence... and so on... also the section on association should be elaborated similar to the section on conditionality.) Root-Object Condition, etc. 194. A path-object root phenomenon is a condition for a path-object root phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A path-rooted root phenomenon is a condition for a path-rooted root phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A path-dominant root phenomenon is a condition for a path-dominant root phenomenon by way of root condition... five. A path-object root and a path-dominant root phenomena are conditions for a path-object root phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A path-rooted root and a path-dominant root phenomena are conditions for a path-rooted root phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A path-rooted root phenomenon is a condition for a path-object root phenomenon by way of object condition. A path-rooted root phenomenon is a condition for a path-dominant root phenomenon by way of object condition. A path-rooted root phenomenon is a condition for a path-object root and a path-dominant root phenomenon by way of object condition. (3)