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(Abbreviated.) In root condition, nine. In object condition, three. In dominance condition, nine. In contiguity condition, three. In immediate contiguity condition, three. In co-existence condition, nine. In mutuality condition, three. In support condition, nine. In decisive support condition, three. In pre-existence condition, three. In repetition condition, three. In kamma condition, nine. In result condition, one. In nutriment condition, nine. In faculty condition, nine. In jhāna condition, nine. In path condition, nine. In association condition, three. In dissociation condition, nine. In presence condition, nine. In absence condition, three. In disappearance condition, three. In non-disappearance condition, nine. (Abbreviated). Non-root, non-object condition, etc. Conditioned by an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-root condition. Conditioned by a wholesome non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. Conditioned by an unwholesome non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. Conditioned by an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. Conditioned by a wholesome non-root phenomenon and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. Conditioned by an unwholesome non-root phenomenon and an indeterminate non-root phenomenon, an indeterminate non-root phenomenon arises by way of non-object condition. (Abbreviated.) In non-root condition, one. In non-object condition, five. In non-dominance condition, nine. In non-contiguity condition, five. In non-immediate contiguity condition, five. In non-mutuality condition, five. In non-decisive support condition, five. In non-pre-existence condition, seven. In non-post-existence condition, nine. In non-repetition condition, nine. In non-kamma condition, three. In non-result condition, nine. In non-nutriment condition, one. In non-faculty condition, one. In non-jhāna condition, one. In non-path condition, one. In non-association condition, five. In non-dissociation condition, three. In non-absence condition, five. In non-disappearance e five (in brief). By way of root condition, in non-object, five (in brief). By way of non-root condition, in object, one (in brief). (And the co-arising chapter, and the condition chapter, and the support chapter, and the association chapter, and the conjoined chapter should be elaborated like the dependent origination chapter.) 7. The Chapter of Questions The Tetrad of Conditions Beginning with Object Condition 20. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an unwholesome non-root phenomenon. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon. (3) An unwholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an unwholesome non-root phenomenon. An unwholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon. An unwholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon. (3) An indeterminate non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon. An indeterminate non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon. An indeterminate non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for an unwholesome non-root phenomenon. (3) 21. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for an unwholesome non-root phenomenon. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon. A wholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon and for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon… four. An unwholesome non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for an unwholesome non-root phenomenon… three. An indeterminate non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for an indeterminate non-root phenomenon. An indeterminate non-root phenomenon is a condition by way of dominance condition for a wholesome non-root phenomenon. by way of excess condition, it is a condition… three. 22. A wholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity for a wholesome non-rooted phenomenon. A wholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon. (2) An unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity for an unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon. An unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon. (2) An indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of contiguity for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon… three… etc. Condition of Decisive Support 23. A wholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a wholesome non-rooted phenomenon. A wholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon. A wholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon. (3) An unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon. An unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a wholesome non-rooted phenomenon. An unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon. (3) An indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon. An indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for a wholesome non-rooted phenomenon. An indeterminate non-rooted phenomenon is a condition by way of decisive support for an unwholesome non-rooted phenomenon. (3) (Summary.) 24. In object condition, nine; in predominance condition, ten; in contiguity condition, seven; in immediate contiguity condition, seven; in co-nascence condition, nine; in mutuality condition, three; in support condition, thirteen; in decisive support condition, nine; in pre-nascence condition, three; in post-nascence condition, three; in repetition condition, three; in kamma condition, seven; in result condition, one; in nutriment condition, seven; in faculty condition, seven; in jhana condition, seven; in path condition, seven; in association condition, three; in dissociation condition, five; in presence condition, thirteen; in absence condition, seven; in disappearance condition, seven; in non-disappearance condition, thirteen. It (in brief). In non-cause, fifteen; in non-object, fifteen (in brief). Object condition, in non-cause, nine (in brief). Non-cause condition, in object, nine (in brief). (As in the Kusalattika, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) 2-1. The Dyad of Cause in the Feeling Triad 1-6. The Section on Dependent Origination, etc. The Tetrad of Conditions 25. Depending on a cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling, a cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling arises by cause-condition. (1) Depending on a cause-phenomenon associated with painful feeling, a cause-phenomenon associated with painful feeling arises by cause-condition. (1) Depending on a cause-phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling, a cause-phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling arises by cause-condition. (1) (In brief.) 26. In cause, three; in object, three; in dominance, three... and so on... in result, two... and so on... in non-disappearance, three (in brief). In non-dominance, three; in non-pre-arisen, two; in non-post-arisen, three; in non-repetition, three; in non-result, three; in non-disjoined, two (in brief). Cause condition, in non-dominance, three (in brief). Non-dominance condition, in cause, three (in brief). (The section on co-arisen, too... and so on... the section on associated, too, should be elaborated.) Cause-Object Condition 27. A cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by cause-condition for a cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling. (1) A cause-phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition by cause-condition for a cause-phenomenon associated with painful feeling. (1) A cause-phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by cause-condition for a cause-phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling. (1) 28. A cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling is a condition by object-condition for a cause-phenomenon associated with pleasant feeling... three. A cause-phenomenon associated with painful feeling A root phenomenon associated with painful feeling is a condition by way of object condition to a root phenomenon associated with painful feeling... three. A root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling is a condition by way of object condition to a root phenomenon associated with neither-painful-nor-pleasant feeling... three (abbreviated). 29. In root condition, three. In object condition, nine. In dominance condition, four. In contiguity condition, six. In immediate contiguity condition, six. In co-nascence condition, three. In mutuality condition, three. In support condition, three.