[291] Dependent on a not-wholesome (na-kusala) phenomenon (dhamma) that is not rootless (na-ahetuka), a not-wholesome phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition (hetupaccayā): five.
Dependent on a not-unwholesome (na-akusala) phenomenon that is not rootless, a not-unwholesome phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition: five.
Dependent on a not-indeterminate (na-abyākata) phenomenon that is not rootless, a not-indeterminate phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition: five.
Dependent on a not-wholesome phenomenon that is not rootless and a not-indeterminate phenomenon that is not rootless, a not-wholesome phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition: three.
Dependent on a not-unwholesome phenomenon that is not rootless and a not-indeterminate phenomenon that is not rootless, a not-unwholesome phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition: three.
Dependent on a not-wholesome phenomenon that is not rootless and a not-unwholesome phenomenon that is not rootless, a not-unwholesome phenomenon that is not rootless arises by root condition: three.
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