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And depending on a non-root phenomenon, a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application arises, by way of object condition... one (condensed). 93. In root condition, thirty-seven, in object condition, twenty-one, in dominance condition, twenty-three, in contiguity condition, twenty-one, in co-arising condition, thirty-seven, in mutuality condition, twenty-eight, in support condition, thirty-seven, in decisive support condition, twenty-one, in pre-existence condition, eleven, in repetition condition, eleven, in kamma condition, thirty-seven, in resultant, nutriment, faculty, jhāna, path conditions, thirty-seven, in association condition, twenty-one, in dissociation condition, thirty-seven... (and so on)... in non-disappearance condition, thirty-seven, (condensed). In non-root condition, thirty-three, in non-object condition, seven (condensed). By way of root condition, in non-object, seven (condensed). By way of non-root condition, in object, fourteen (condensed). (The co-arising section also... and so on... the association section also should be elaborated.) The Non-Root Chapter 7. The Question Section The Tetrad of Conditions Object Condition 94. A non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with sustained application only by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for a non-root phenomenon without initial and sustained application by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application and a non-root phenomenon with sustained application only by way of object condition... four. 95. A non-root phenomenon with sustained application only is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with sustained application only by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with sustained application only is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with sustained application only is a condition for a non-root phenomenon without initial and sustained application by way of object condition. A non-root phenomenon with sustained application only is a condition for a non-root phenomenon with initial and sustained application and a non-root phenomenon with sustained application only by way of object condition. a condition... four. 96. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon with initial application and with sustained application, non-root. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and for a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, is a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon with initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root... five. 97. Phenomena only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon with initial application and with sustained application, non-root. Phenomena only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root. Phenomena only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root. Phenomena only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and without initial application and without sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon with initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root... four. 98. Phenomena with initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon with initial application and with sustained application, non-root. Phenomena with initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root. Phenomena with initial application and with sustained application, non-root, and only without initial application and with sustained application, non-root, are a condition by way of object condition for a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, non-root. Phenomena with initial application and with sustained application, non-root... And these phenomena, without initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, to the phenomena with initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, and to the phenomena without initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, are related by way of object condition. … four. Predominance Condition 99. A phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, to a phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, is related by way of predominance condition. … seven. A phenomenon without initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, to a phenomenon without initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, is related by way of predominance condition. … five. A phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, not-a-root-condition, to a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, not-a-root-condition, is related by way of predominance condition. … five. And phenomena without initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, and without initial application and without sustained application, not-root-conditions, to a phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, are related by way of predominance condition. … three. And phenomena with initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, and without initial application and sustained application, not-root-conditions, to a phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, are related by way of predominance condition. … three. Contiguity Condition, etc. 100. A phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, to a phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, is related by way of contiguity condition. … (and so on) … is related by way of immediate contiguity condition. A phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, to a phenomenon with initial application and sustained application, not-a-root-condition, is related by way of decisive support condition. (abbreviated). 101. In object, twenty-one, in predominance, twenty-three, in contiguity, twenty-five, in immediate contiguity, twenty-five, in co-nascence, thirty, in mutuality, twenty-eight, in support, thirty, in decisive support, twenty-five, in pre-nascence, five, in post-nascence, five, in repetition, twenty-one, in kamma, eleven, in result, twenty-one, in nutriment, eleven, … (and so on) … in non-disappearance, thirty. (abbreviated). In not-root-condition, thirty-five, in not-object, thirty-five, in not-predominance, thirty-five. (abbreviated). From object condition, in not-root-condition, twenty-one. (abbreviated). From not-root-condition, in object, twenty-one. (abbreviated). (As in the good triad, the section on questions, so it should be elaborated.) 7-1. The Joy Triad - Root Dyad 1-6. Beginning with the Conditional Section The Fourfold Condition 102. Depending on a root-condition associated with joy, a root-condition associated with joy arises, by way of root-condition. ... (three cases). Depending on a root-condition associated with pleasure, a root-condition associated with pleasure arises, by way of root-condition. ... (three cases). Depending on a root-condition associated with equanimity, a root-condition associated with equanimity arises, by way of root-condition. ... (one case). Depending on a root-condition associated with joy and a root-condition associated with pleasure, a root-condition associated with joy arises, by way of root-condition. ... (three cases) (abbreviated). 103. In root-condition, ten.