[847] A fixed phenomenon (niyato dhammo) is a condition for a fixed phenomenon by kamma condition (kamma-paccaya): fixed volition (cetanā) is a condition for the associated (sampayuttaka) aggregates by kamma condition.
A fixed phenomenon is a condition for an unfixed (aniyata) phenomenon by kamma condition: conascent (sahajāta), asynchronous (nānākkhaṇika). Conascent: fixed volition is a condition for the mind-originated forms (cittasamuṭṭhāna-rūpa) by kamma condition. Asynchronous: fixed volition is a condition for the resultant (vipāka) aggregates and for the kamma-born forms (kaṭattā-rūpa) by kamma condition.
The root (mūlaṃ): fixed volition is a condition for the associated aggregates and the mind-originated forms by kamma condition.
An unfixed phenomenon is a condition for an unfixed phenomenon by kamma condition: conascent, asynchronous. Abbreviated (saṃkhittaṃ).
… (It) is a condition by kamma-result condition (vipāka-paccaya): one.
(It) is a condition by nutriment condition (āhāra-paccaya): four.
(It) is a condition by faculty condition (indriya-paccaya): four.
(It) is a condition by absorption condition (jhāna-paccaya): four.
(It) is a condition by path condition (magga-paccaya): four.
(It) is a condition by association condition (sampayutta-paccaya): two.
(It) is a condition by dissociation condition (vippayutta-paccaya): three. Similar to the arūpa-duka (formless dyad).
… (It) is a condition by presence condition (atthi-paccaya): seven. Similar to the arūpāvacara-duka (formless-sphere dyad).
… (It) is a condition by absence condition (natthi-paccaya); (it) is a condition by disappearance condition (vigata-paccaya); (it) is a condition by non-disappearance condition (avigata-paccaya): seven.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.