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Depending on an undefiled-but-defiling non-root dhamma, an undefiled-but-defiling non- A rootless phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) Depending on a non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon, a non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon arises by object condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 73. In root, nine; in object, three; in dominance, nine; in contiguity, three; in immediate contiguity, three; in co-nascence, nine; in mutuality, three; in support, nine; in strong support, three; in pre-nascence, three; in repetition, three; in kamma, nine; in result, five; in nutriment, nine...etc.... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). The Negative – non-root condition 74. Depending on a non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon, a non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon arises by non-root condition (abbreviated). In non-root, one; in non-object, five; in non-dominance, six; in non-pre-nascence, seven...etc.... in non-kamma, three...etc.... in non-disassociation, three...etc.... in non-non-disappearance, five (abbreviated). (The section on co-nascence also...etc....the section on association also should be elaborated.) 7. The Section of Questions Quadruple of Conditions Object and Dominance Conditions 75. A defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon by object condition... two. A non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon by object condition... two. A non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon by object condition... two. 76. A defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon by dominance condition... three. A non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a non-defiled, defiling non-root phenomenon by dominance condition... two. A non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon is a condition for a non-defiled, non-defiling non-root phenomenon by dominance condition... three (abbreviated). 77. In object, six; in dominance, eight. In immediate contiguity, seven. In continuous contiguity, seven. In co-arising, nine. In mutuality, three. In reliance, thirteen. In strong reliance, eight. In repetition, three. In kamma, seven. In result, four. In nutriment, seven... (and so on)... In non-disappearance, thirteen. (abbreviated) In non-causal, fourteen. In non-object, fourteen. (abbreviated) From object condition, in non-causal, six. (abbreviated) From non-causal condition, in object, six. (abbreviated) (Just as in the question section of the wholesome triad, so should it be elaborated.) 6-1. The Dyad of Roots in the Triad of Initial Application 1-6. Beginning with the Conditional Section The Tetrad of Conditions 78. Depending on a root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application, a root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a root phenomenon with only sustained application and without initial application, a root phenomenon with only sustained application and without initial application arises by root condition. (1) Depending on a root phenomenon without initial and sustained application, a root phenomenon without initial and sustained application arises by root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 79. In root, three. In object, three... (and so on)... In non-disappearance, three. (abbreviated) In non-dominance, three. In non-pre-arising, three. In non-post-arising, three. In non-repetition, three. In non-result, three. In non-disassociation, three. (abbreviated) (Just as the co-arising section... and the association section, so should it be elaborated.) 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions 80. A root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application is a condition for a root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application by root condition. (1) A root phenomenon with only sustained application and without initial application is a condition for a root phenomenon with only sustained application and without initial application by root condition. (1) A root phenomenon without initial and sustained application is a condition for a root phenomenon without initial and sustained application by root condition. (1) 81. A root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application is a condition for a root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application by object condition. A root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application is a condition for a root phenomenon without initial and sustained application by object condition. (2) A root phenomenon with only sustained application and without initial application for a root phenomenon accompanied by initial and sustained application... is conditioned by the object condition. A root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the object condition for a root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application. (2) A root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the object condition for a root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application. A root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the object condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application. (2) 82. A root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the predominance condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application. (1) A root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the predominance condition for a root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application. A root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the predominance condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application. (2) A root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the predominance condition for a root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application. A root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the predominance condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application. (2) 83. A root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the contiguity condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application… three. A root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the contiguity condition for a root-condition that is only with initial application and sustained application… three. A root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the contiguity condition for a root-condition that is without initial application and sustained application… three… (and so on). A root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application is conditioned by the strong dependence condition for a root-condition that is with initial application and sustained application… nine (abbreviated). 84. In Root, three. In Object, six. In Predominance, five. In Contiguity, nine. In Samanantara, nine. In Co-nascence, three. In Mutuality, three. In Support, three. In Strong Dependence, nine. In Repetition, five. In Result, three… (and so on)… In Non-disappearance, three. In Non-root, nine. In Non-object, nine (abbreviated). In Root condition, Non-object, three (abbreviated). In Non-root condition, Object, six (abbreviated). (As in the Kusalattika Question Section. Thus it should be expanded. Non-Root Chapter. 1-6. Dependent Origination Section, etc. Fourfold Condition. Root Condition. 85. Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (one) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, a non-root phenomenon with only sustained application arises by way of root condition. (two) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, a non-root phenomenon without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (three) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, non-root phenomena with initial and sustained application and without initial and sustained application arise by way of root condition. (four) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, non-root phenomena with only sustained application and without initial and sustained application arise by way of root condition. (five) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, non-root phenomena with initial and sustained application and with only sustained application arise by way of root condition. (six) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application, non-root phenomena with initial and sustained application, with only sustained application, and without initial and sustained application arise by way of root condition. (seven) 86. Depending on a non-root phenomenon with only sustained application, a non-root phenomenon with only sustained application arises by way of root condition. (one) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with only sustained application, a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition. (two) Depending on a non-root phenomenon with only sustained application, a non-root phenomenon without initial and sustained application arises by way of root condition.