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(Abbreviated.) (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so it should be elaborated.) The tetrad of conditions with non-root terms. 43. Depending on a resultant non-root dhamma, a resultant non-root dhamma arises by way of root condition. Depending on a resultant non-root dhamma, a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition non-root dhamma arises by way of root condition. Depending on a resultant non-root dhamma, a resultant non-root dhamma and a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition non-root dhamma arise by way of root condition. (3) Depending on a resultant-condition non-root dhamma, a resultant-condition non-root dhamma arises by way of root condition. Depending on a resultant-condition non-root dhamma, a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition non-root dhamma arises by way of root condition. Depending on a resultant-condition non-root dhamma, a resultant-condition non-root dhamma and a neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition non-root dhamma arise by way of root condition. (3) A neither-resultant-nor-resultant-condition non-root dhamma ...conditioned by, a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state arises by root condition... (three) Conditioned by a result non-root and a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state, a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state arises by root condition... (three) Conditioned by a result-producing non-root state and a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state, a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state arises by root condition (abbreviated). 44. In root condition, thirteen; in object condition, five; in dominance condition, nine; in contiguity condition, five; in immediate contiguity condition, five; in co-nascence condition, thirteen; in mutuality condition, seven; in support condition, thirteen; in decisive support condition, five; in pre-nascence condition, three; in repetition condition, two; in kamma condition, thirteen; in result condition, nine; in nutriment condition, thirteen... ...and so on... in association condition, five... ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, thirteen (abbreviated). Non-root-non-object condition 45. Conditioned by a result non-root state, a result non-root state arises by non-root condition... (nine) Conditioned by a result non-root state, a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state arises by non-object condition (abbreviated). 46. In non-root condition, nine; in non-object condition, five; in non-dominance condition, thirteen; 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-nascence condition, twelve; in non-post-nascence condition, thirteen; in non-repetition condition, thirteen; in non-kamma condition, two; in non-result condition, five; in non-association condition, three... ...and so on... in non-disappearance condition, five (abbreviated). (The co-nascence section... ...and so on... the association section also should be elaborated similar to the conditioned section.) 7. The Question Section The Fourfold Condition 47. A result non-root state is a condition by object condition to a result non-root state. A result non-root state is a condition by object condition to a result-producing non-root state. A result non-root state is a condition by object condition to a neither-result-nor-result-producing non-root state. (3) A result-producing state A non-root condition phenomenon is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... three. A phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... three. 48. A result, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition for a result, a non-root condition phenomenon... four. A phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition for a phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... three. A phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition for a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon. A phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition for a result, a non-root condition phenomenon. A phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of dominance condition for a phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... three. 49. A result, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of contiguity condition for a result, a non-root condition phenomenon... two. A phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of contiguity condition for a phenomenon that is result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... two. A phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon, is a condition by way of contiguity condition for a phenomenon that is neither result nor result-condition, a non-root condition phenomenon... three (abbreviated). 50. In object condition, nine; in dominance condition, ten; in contiguity condition, seven; in immediate contiguity condition, seven; in co-existence condition, eleven; in mutuality condition, seven; in support condition, thirteen; in decisive support condition, nine; in repetition condition, two; in kamma condition, nine; in result condition, three; in nutriment condition, seven; in faculty condition, nine; in jhāna condition, seven; in path condition, seven; in association condition, three; in dissociation condition, five; in presence condition, thirteen... and so on... in non-disappearance condition, thirteen (abbreviated). In non-root condition, sixteen; in non-object condition, sixteen (abbreviated). From root condition, in non-object condition, nine (abbreviated). From non-root condition, in object condition, nine (abbreviated). (Just as in the triad of wholesome, the section of questions, so it is.) (should be elaborated.) 4-1. Upādinnattika-hetuduka 1-6. Paṭiccavāra and so on Paccayacatukka 51. Depending on a grasped and graspable root condition, a grasped and graspable root condition arises through root condition. (1) Depending on an ung grasped and graspable root condition, an ung grasped and graspable root condition arises through root condition. (1) Depending on an ung grasped and ungraspable root condition, an ung grasped and ungraspable root condition arises through root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 52. In root condition, three; in object condition, three; in dominance condition, two…etc… in resultant condition, two (abbreviated). In non-dominance, three; in non-pre-arisen, three…etc… in non-repetition, three; in non-resultant, two; in non-disjoined, three (abbreviated. The co-arisen section also…etc… the associated section also should be elaborated). 7. Pañhāvāra Paccayacatukka 53. A grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for a grasped and graspable root condition through root condition. (1) An ung grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and graspable root condition through root condition. (1) An ung grasped and ungraspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and ungraspable root condition through root condition. (1) 54. A grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for a grasped and graspable root condition through object condition. A grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and graspable root condition through object condition. (2) An ung grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and graspable root condition through object condition. An ung grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for a grasped and graspable root condition through object condition. (2) An ung grasped and ungraspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and ungraspable root condition through object condition. (1) 55. A grasped and graspable root condition is a condition for an ung grasped and graspable root condition through dominance condition. (1) An ung grasped and graspable A certain root condition is a condition for a root condition not clung to but leading to clinging by way of predominant condition. (1) A root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging by way of predominant condition. A root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition not clung to but leading to clinging by way of predominant condition. (1) By way of immediate-support condition 56. A root condition clung to and leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition clung to and leading to clinging by way of immediate condition. (1) A root condition not clung to but leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition not clung to but leading to clinging by way of immediate condition... (There are) three. A root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging by way of immediate condition. A root condition not clung to and not leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition clung to and leading to clinging by way of immediate condition... and so on. (2) 57. A root condition clung to and leading to clinging is a condition for a root condition clung to and leading to clinging by way of decisive support condition. A root condition clung to and leading to clinging