[29] Could a wholesome (kusala) phenomenon (dhamma) arise dependent (paṭicca) on a wholesome and an indeterminate (abyākata) phenomenon, by root condition (hetu-paccaya)?
Could an unwholesome (akusala) phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
Could an indeterminate phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
Could a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
Could an unwholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
Could a wholesome and an unwholesome phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
Could a wholesome, an unwholesome, and an indeterminate phenomenon arise dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, by root condition?
[Footnote 1 (Siam Raṭṭha edition): This section is called the Uddesavāra (Section of Summary Statement), also the Pucchāvāra (Section of Questions), and also the Paṇṇattivāra (Section of Designation).]
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.