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The Upādinnattika-saraṇaduka 1-7. Dependence-section and so on Fourfold Condition Root Condition 77. A non-clung-to, clingable, refuge phenomenon, depending on it, a non-clung-to, clingable, refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition (abbreviated). In root, one... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Even in the co-arising section... (and so on)... even in the question section, everywhere one.) 78. A clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon, depending on it, a clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition... three. A non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon, depending on it, a non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition. (1) A non-clung-to, non-clingable, non-refuge phenomenon, depending on it, a non-clung-to, non-clingable, non-refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition... three. A clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon and a non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon, depending on them, a non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition. (1) A non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon and a non-clung-to, non-clingable, non-refuge phenomenon, depending on them, a non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon arises due to root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 79. In root, nine; in object, three... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, nine (abbreviated). (Even the co-arising section... (and so on)... even the association section is similar to the dependence section.) 80. A clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon is a condition for a clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon by way of root condition... three. A non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon is a condition for a non-clung-to, clingable, non-refuge phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) A non-clung-to, non-clingable, non-refuge phenomenon is a condition for a non-clung-to, non-clingable, non-refuge phenomenon by way of root condition... three (abbreviated). 81. In root, seven; in object, six... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, twenty-three. (Abbreviated. As in the Kusalattika, the question section, so it should be elaborated.) 5-100. The Saṃkiliṭṭhattika-saraṇaduka 1-7. Dependence-section and so on Fourfold Condition Root Condition Collection 82. Depending on a defiled, defiling, with-refuge phenomenon, a defiled, defiling, with-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (abbreviated) In root condition, one... ...in non-disappearance, one. (abbreviated) (Also in the conascent section... ...also in the question section, everywhere, one.) 83. Depending on an undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon, an undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) Depending on an undefiled, non-defiling, without-refuge phenomenon, an undefiled, non-defiling, without-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition... three. Depending on an undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon and an undefiled, non-defiling, without-refuge phenomenon, an undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition. (1) (abbreviated) 84. In root condition, five; in object condition, two... ...in non-disappearance, five. (abbreviated) (Also the conascent section... ...also the associated section is similar to the dependent origination section.) 85. An undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon is a condition for an undefiled, defiling, without-refuge phenomenon by way of root condition. (1) An undefiled, non-defiling, without-refuge phenomenon is a condition for an undefiled, non-defiling, without-refuge phenomenon by way of root condition... three. (abbreviated) 86. In root condition, four; in object condition, three... ...in non-disappearance, seven. (abbreviated) (Just as the question section in the wholesome triad, so it should be elaborated.) 6-100. The triad of thought and the dyad of refuge 1-7. Dependent origination section, etc. The tetrad of conditions Root condition 87. Depending on a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon, a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Depending on a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon, a without-initial-thought, only-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon arises by way of root condition. Depending on a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon, a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon and a without-initial-thought, only-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon arise by way of root condition. (3) Depending on a without-initial-thought, only-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon, a with-initial-thought, with-sustained-thought, with-refuge phenomenon A certain phenomenon arises with root condition. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon that is accompanied by initial application and sustained application, with defilements, and a phenomenon that is only accompanied by sustained application, with defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by initial application and sustained application, with defilements, arises with root condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) 88. In root condition, five... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, five (abbreviated). (Also in the conascent section... (and so on)... also in the question section, everywhere is to be elaborated.) 89. Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by initial application and sustained application, without defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by initial application and sustained application, without defilements, arises with root condition... seven. Conditioned by a phenomenon only accompanied by sustained application, without defilements, a phenomenon only accompanied by sustained application, without defilements, arises with root condition... five. Conditioned by a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, without defilements, a phenomenon without initial application and without sustained application, without defilements, arises with root condition (abbreviated). 90. In root condition, thirty-seven... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, thirty-seven (abbreviated). (Also the conascent section... (and so on)... also the question section is to be elaborated). 7-100. The triad of joy and the dyad of defilements. 1-7. Beginning with the conditioned section. The tetrad of conditions. 91. Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, arises with root condition... three. Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by happiness, with defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by happiness, with defilements, arises with root condition... three. Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, with defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, with defilements, arises with root condition. (1) Conditioned by a phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, and a phenomenon accompanied by happiness, with defilements, a phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, arises with root condition... three (abbreviated). In root condition, ten... (and so on)... in non-disappearance, ten (abbreviated). (Also the conascent section... (and so on)... also the associated section is similar to the conditioned section.) 92. A phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, is a condition for a phenomenon accompanied by joy, with defilements, by way of root condition... three. A phenomenon accompanied by happiness, with defilements, is a condition for a phenomenon accompanied by happiness, with defilements, by way of root condition... three. A phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, with defilements, is a condition for a phenomenon accompanied by equanimity, with defilements, by way of root condition. By which condition. (1) Phenomena accompanied by joy, with support, and accompanied by happiness, with support, are conditioned by root-condition for the phenomenon accompanied by joy, with support... three (abbreviated). 93. In root, ten, in object, sixteen...etc... in non-disappearance, ten (abbreviated). (As in the Kusalattika, the section on questions, so should it be elaborated). 94. Depending on a phenomenon accompanied by joy, without support, a phenomenon accompanied by joy, without support, arises by root-condition (abbreviated). In root, ten...etc... in non-disappearance, ten (abbreviated). (Also in the co-arising section...etc... also in the question section, there are that many questions.) 8-100. The Dassanattika-Saraṇaduka. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section. The Tetrad of Conditions. 95. Depending on a phenomenon with support to be abandoned by seeing, a phenomenon with support to be abandoned by seeing arises by root-condition. (1) Depending on a phenomenon with support to be abandoned by development, a phenomenon with support to be abandoned by development arises by root-condition. (1) (Abbreviated.) In root, two...etc... in non-disappearance, two (abbreviated). (Also in the co-arising section...etc... also in the question section, there is elaboration everywhere.) 96. Depending on a phenomenon without support to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development, a phenomenon without support to be abandoned neither by seeing nor by development arises by root-condition (abbreviated). In root, one...etc... in non-disappearance, one (abbreviated). (Also in the co-arising section...etc... also in the question section, there is one everywhere.) 9-100. The Dassanahetuttika-Saraṇaduka. 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination section. Root-condition. 97. Depending on a phenomenon with support, having roots to be abandoned by seeing...etc... depending on a phenomenon with support, having roots to be abandoned by development...etc... depending on a phenomenon with support,