[41] Dependent on a phenomenon with root (sahetuka dhamma), a phenomenon with root arises by predominance condition (adhipati-paccaya): dependent on one aggregate (khandha) with root, three aggregates [arise]; [dependent on] two aggregates … .
Dependent on a phenomenon with root, a phenomenon without root (ahetuka dhamma) arises by predominance condition: dependent on the aggregates with root, mind-originated materiality (cittasamuṭṭhāna-rūpa) [arises].
Dependent on a phenomenon with root, phenomena both with root and without root arise by predominance condition: dependent on one aggregate with root, three aggregates and mind-originated materiality [arise]; [dependent on] two aggregates … .
Dependent on a phenomenon without root, a phenomenon without root arises by predominance condition: [dependent on] one primary element (mahābhūta) … ; dependent on the primary elements, mind-originated materiality that is derivative materiality (upādā-rūpa) [arises].
Dependent on a phenomenon with root and a phenomenon without root, a phenomenon without root arises by predominance condition: dependent on the aggregates with root and the primary elements, mind-originated materiality [arises].
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.