[380] A clung-to phenomenon (upādinna dhamma) is a condition for a clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition (āhāra-paccaya): clung-to nutriments (āhāra) are a condition for the associated aggregates (sampayuttaka-khandhā) by nutriment condition; at rebirth-linking (paṭisandhi). Clung-to edible food (kabaḷīkāra āhāra) is a condition for this clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A clung-to phenomenon is a condition for a not-clung-to phenomenon (anupādinna dhamma) by nutriment condition: clung-to nutriments are a condition for mind-originated forms (cittasamuṭṭhāna-rūpa); clung-to edible food is a condition for this not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A clung-to phenomenon is a condition for a clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: clung-to nutriments are a condition for the associated aggregates and mind-originated forms; edible food is a condition for this clung-to and not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A not-clung-to phenomenon is a condition for a not-clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: not-clung-to nutriments are a condition for the associated aggregates and mind-originated forms by nutriment condition; not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A not-clung-to phenomenon is a condition for a clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A not-clung-to phenomenon is a condition for a clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this clung-to and not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon are a condition for a clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: clung-to and not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon are a condition for a not-clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: clung-to and not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
A clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon are a condition for a clung-to phenomenon and a not-clung-to phenomenon by nutriment condition: clung-to and not-clung-to edible food is a condition for this clung-to and not-clung-to body by nutriment condition.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.