[861] Therein, what is intoxication with clan (gottamada)? In dependence on clan (gotta) … In dependence on health (ārogya) … In dependence on youth (yobbana) … In dependence on life (jīvita) … In dependence on gain (lābha) … In dependence on honor (sakkāra) … In dependence on respect (garukāra) … In dependence on precedence (purekkhāra) … In dependence on retinue (parivāra) … In dependence on wealth (bhoga) … In dependence on beauty (vaṇṇa) … In dependence on learning (suta) … In dependence on ready wit (paṭibhāṇa) … In dependence on seniority (rattaññutā) … In dependence on being an almsfood-eater (piṇḍapātikatta) … In dependence on not being despised (anavaññatti) … In dependence on postures (iriyāpatha) … In dependence on success (iddhi) … In dependence on fame (yasa) … In dependence on virtue (sīla) … In dependence on jhāna … In dependence on craft (sippa) … In dependence on height (āroha) … In dependence on girth (pariṇāha) … In dependence on figure (saṇṭhāna) … In dependence on perfection (pāripūri): intoxication (mada), the act of being intoxicated (majjanā), the state of being intoxicated (majjitatta); conceit (māna), conceiving (maññanā), the state of being conceited (maññitatta); loftiness (uṇṇati), haughtiness (uṇṇāma), (flaunting oneself like) a banner (dhaja), self-exaltation (sampaggāha), the mind's (citta) desire for a banner (ketukamyatā) — this is called intoxication with perfection (pāripūrimada).
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.