[383] Dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon (dhamma), a wholesome phenomenon arises through root condition (hetu-paccaya): dependent on one wholesome aggregate (khandha) and the base (vatthu), three aggregates [arise] … dependent on two aggregates and the base, two aggregates [arise].
Dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, an indeterminate phenomenon arises through root condition: dependent on the wholesome aggregates and the primary elements (mahābhūta), mind-originated matter (cittasamuṭṭhāna-rūpa) [arises].
Dependent on a wholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, wholesome and indeterminate phenomena arise through root condition: dependent on one wholesome aggregate and the base, three aggregates [arise] … dependent on two aggregates and the base, two aggregates [arise]; dependent on the wholesome aggregates and the primary elements, mind-originated matter [arises].
Dependent on an unwholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, an unwholesome phenomenon arises through root condition: dependent on one unwholesome aggregate and the base, three aggregates [arise] … dependent on two aggregates and the base, two aggregates [arise].
Dependent on an unwholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, an indeterminate phenomenon arises through root condition: dependent on the unwholesome aggregates and the primary elements, mind-originated matter [arises].
Dependent on an unwholesome and an indeterminate phenomenon, unwholesome and indeterminate phenomena arise through root condition: dependent on one unwholesome aggregate and the base, three aggregates [arise] … dependent on two aggregates and the base, two aggregates [arise]; dependent on the unwholesome aggregates and the primary elements, mind-originated matter [arises].
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.