[1631] With root condition (hetu-paccaya): in predominance (adhipati), four … in conascence (sahajāta), seven; in mutuality (aññamañña), three; in dependence (nissaya), seven; in result (vipāka), six; in faculty (indriya), seven; in path (magga), seven; in association (sampayutta), three; in dissociation (vippayutta), four; in presence (atthi), seven; in non-disappearance (avigata), seven.
In brief.
As the enumeration (gaṇanā) of the wholesome triad (kusalattika)
was counted by the method of recitation, so should it be counted.
Compared with the enumeration of the wholesome triad, the enumeration
in the clung-to triad (upādinnattika) is deep and more subtle;
having done it thus, it should be counted by one who is unconfused.
The positive method (anuloma).
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.