[1076] "Is it not to be said: 'A disciple (sāvaka) has knowledge (ñāṇa) of fruition (phala)'?" — "Yes." — "Is a disciple, then, one without knowledge?" — "It should not be said thus." … — "Then indeed a disciple has knowledge of fruition."
The Discussion of Knowledge of Fruition (Phalañāṇakathā).
The Fifth Chapter (vagga).
Its summary (uddāna):
Knowledge of deliverance (vimutti) is delivered; the learner's (sekha) knowledge of one beyond training (asekha);
knowledge regarding the distorted (viparīta); the one not fixed (aniyata) has knowledge for entering the fixed course (niyāma);
"all knowledge is analytic insight (paṭisambhidā)"; conventional knowledge (sammati-ñāṇa);
knowledge of the encompassing of minds (cetopariyāya); knowledge of the future;
knowledge of the present; and a disciple's knowledge of fruition.
The Great Fifty (Mahāpaṇṇāsaka).
The apprehension of a being (sattūpaladdhi), conveyance (upahāra), power (bala), the layman (gihī) as Arahant, and deliverance as the fifth.
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The Discussion of the Fixed Course (Niyāmakathā)
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.