[686] A phenomenon (dhamma) that is misapprehension (parāmāsa) is a condition for a phenomenon that is not misapprehension by dissociation condition (vippayutta-paccaya): conascence (sahajāta), postnascence (pacchājāta). (Abridged.)
A phenomenon that is not misapprehension is a condition for a phenomenon that is not misapprehension by dissociation condition: conascence, prenascence (purejāta), postnascence. (Abridged.)
A phenomenon that is not misapprehension is a condition for a phenomenon that is misapprehension by dissociation condition: prenascence: the base (vatthu) is a condition for misapprehension by dissociation condition.
A phenomenon that is not misapprehension is a condition for a phenomenon that is misapprehension and for a phenomenon that is not misapprehension by dissociation condition: prenascence: the base is a condition for misapprehension and for the associated aggregates (khandhā) by dissociation condition.
A phenomenon that is misapprehension and a phenomenon that is not misapprehension are a condition for a phenomenon that is not misapprehension by dissociation condition: conascence, postnascence. (Abridged.)
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.