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In object, two. ...etc... In non-disappearance, two. (abbreviated) In non-dominance, two. In non-prenascence, two. In non-postnascence, two. In non-repetition, two. In non-result, two. In non-disassociation, two. (abbreviated) (The section on conascence also... ...etc... the section on association also similar to the section on dependent origination should be elaborated.) Beginning with Cause-Object Condition 224. An internal cause phenomenon to an internal cause phenomenon is condition by way of cause condition. (1) An external cause phenomenon to an external cause phenomenon is condition by way of cause condition. is a condition. An internal root phenomenon is a condition for an internal root phenomenon by way of object condition. An internal root phenomenon is a condition for an external root phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) An external root phenomenon is a condition for an external root phenomenon by way of object condition. An external root phenomenon is a condition for an internal root phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) 225. An internal root phenomenon is a condition for an internal root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. (1) An external root phenomenon is a condition for an external root phenomenon by way of dominance condition. (1) An internal root phenomenon is a condition for an internal root phenomenon by way of contiguity condition. (1) An external root phenomenon is a condition for an external root phenomenon by way of contiguity condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 226. In root, two; in object, four; in dominance, two; in contiguity, two; in immediate contiguity, two; in co-existence, two; in mutuality, two; in support, two; in decisive support, four; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two (abbreviated). In non-root, four; in non-object, four (abbreviated). In root condition, in non-object, two (abbreviated). In non-root condition, in object, four (abbreviated). (Just as the question section in the Kusalattika, so it should be elaborated.) Non-root section 1-7. Paticcavāra and so on Condition Tetrad Root Condition 227. Depending on an internal non-root phenomenon, an internal non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an external non-root phenomenon, an external non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 228. In root, two; in object, two; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two (abbreviated). In non-root, two; in non-dominance, two; ...and so on... in non-disassociation, two (abbreviated). (The co-existence section also...and so on... the association section also should be elaborated like the Paticcavāra.) Object Condition 229. An internal non-root phenomenon is a condition for an internal non-root phenomenon by way of object condition. An internal An internal non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an external non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) An external non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an external non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. An external non-causal phenomenon is a condition for an internal non-causal phenomenon by way of object condition. (2) (Abbreviated.) 230. In object, four, in predominance, four, in contiguity, two... in decisive support, four... in absence of disappearance, six (abbreviated). In non-causal, six, in non-object, six (abbreviated). By way of object condition, in non-causal, four (abbreviated). By way of non-causal condition, in object, four (abbreviated). (Just as in the section on wholesome triads, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) 21-1. The Dyad of Causes in the Triad of Internal Objects. 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section. The Tetrad of Conditions. Root Condition. 231. Depending on an internal-object causal phenomenon, an internal-object causal phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an external-object causal phenomenon, an external-object causal phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 232. In root, two, in object, two... in absence of disappearance, two (abbreviated). In non-predominance, two, in non-pre-arising, two, in non-post-arising, two, in non-repetition, two, in non-result, two, in non-disassociation, two (abbreviated). (The co-arising section also... the association section also should be elaborated like the conditional section.) Root-Object Conditions. 233. An internal-object causal phenomenon for an internal-object causal phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. (1) An external-object causal phenomenon for an external-object causal phenomenon is a condition by way of root condition. (1) An internal-object causal phenomenon for an internal-object causal phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. An internal-object causal phenomenon for an external-object causal phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. (2) An external-object causal phenomenon for an external-object causal phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition. An external object-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an internal object-root phenomenon. (2) (Abbreviated.) In root, two; in object, four; in predominance, three; in contiguity, four; in immediate contiguity, four; in support, four; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated.) In non-root, four; in non-object, four. (Abbreviated.) By way of root condition, in non-object, two. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object, four. (Abbreviated.) (As in the section of questions of the triad of wholesome, so it should be elaborated.) The Non-Root Section 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section The Tetrad of Conditions Root Condition Depending on an internal object-non-root phenomenon, an internal object-non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an external object-non-root phenomenon, an external object-non-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, two; in object, two; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated.) (Also the co-arisen section...and so on... also the associated section should be elaborated similar to the Dependent Origination section.) Object Condition An internal object-non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an internal object-non-root phenomenon. (Abbreviated.) In object, four; in predominance, three; in contiguity, four; in support, four; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, two. (Abbreviated.) In non-root, four; in non-object, four. (Abbreviated.) By way of object condition, in non-root, four. (Abbreviated.) By way of non-root condition, in object, four. (Abbreviated.) (As in the section of questions of the triad of wholesome, so it should be elaborated.) 22-1. The Dyad of Root in the Triad of Visible and With Impact 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section The Tetrad of Conditions Depending on an invisible and without impact-root phenomenon, an invisible and without impact-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, one; in object, one; ...and so on... in non-disappearance, one. (Abbreviated.) (Also the co-arisen section...and so on... also the associated section depend.) (similar to this chapter.) 238. An unmanifested and unresisting root condition phenomenon is conditioned by root condition for an unmanifested and unresisting root condition phenomenon. (1) An unmanifested and unresisting root condition phenomenon is conditioned by object condition for an unmanifested and unresisting root condition phenomenon. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root condition, one, in object condition, one…and so on… in non-disappearance condition, one (everywhere one). (Just as in the question section of the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) Section of Non-Root Conditions 1-6. Starting with the Dependent Origination Chapter Tetrad of Conditions Root and Object Conditions 239. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon arises due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, a manifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon arises due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, an unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomenon arises due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, manifested and resisting non-root condition and unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomena arise due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, unmanifested and resisting non-root condition and unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomena arise due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, manifested and resisting non-root condition and unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomena arise due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon, manifested and resisting non-root condition and unmanifested and resisting non-root condition and unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomena arise due to root condition… seven. 240. Depending on an unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomenon, an unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomenon arises due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomenon, a manifested and resisting non-root condition phenomenon arises due to root condition. Depending on an unmanifested and unresisting non-root condition phenomenon, A not visible, with resistance, not-root phenomenon arises by way of root condition.