[55] Dependent on a phenomenon with root (sahetuka dhamma), a phenomenon with root arises, not by dissociation condition (na-vippayutta-paccaya): in the immaterial plane (arūpa), one aggregate (khandha) with root … …
Dependent on a phenomenon with root, a phenomenon without root (ahetuka dhamma) arises, not by dissociation condition: in the immaterial plane, dependent on the aggregates accompanied by doubt (vicikicchā), accompanied by restlessness (uddhacca), there arises delusion (moha) accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness.
Dependent on a phenomenon with root, a phenomenon with root and a phenomenon without root arise, not by dissociation condition: in the immaterial plane, dependent on one aggregate accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, there arise three aggregates and delusion; two aggregates …
Dependent on a phenomenon without root, a phenomenon without root arises, not by dissociation condition: in the immaterial plane, dependent on one aggregate without root, there arise three aggregates; two aggregates …
Dependent on a phenomenon without root, a phenomenon with root arises, not by dissociation condition: in the immaterial plane, dependent on delusion accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, there arise the associated aggregates.
Dependent on a phenomenon with root and a phenomenon without root, a phenomenon with root arises, not by dissociation condition: in the immaterial plane, dependent on one aggregate accompanied by doubt, accompanied by restlessness, and on delusion, there arise three aggregates; two aggregates …
… Not by absence condition (no-natthi-paccaya); not by disappearance condition (no-vigata-paccaya).
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.