60.     Citta Samutthana Duka:

        (i)  (1201).    What are the dhamma which are caused by mind?

        There are the aggregate of Sensation, the aggregate of Perception, the aggregate of Volitional Activities, bodily intimation, and vocal intimation.  Apart and different from the above, there is also Corporeality which is born of mind, which has mind as root cause, and which has mind as origin;  visible objects which causes the arising of Eye-consciousness;  sound which causes the arising of Ear-consciousness;  odour which causes the arising of Nose-consciousness;  taste which causes the arising of Tongue-consciousness;  tangible object which causes the arising of Body-consciousness;  the Element of Space, the Element of Cohesion, quickness of Corporeality;  malleability of Corporeality;  preparedness of Corporeality for good action;  Corporeality which is the beginning of integration of Corporeality;  corporeality which is the continued development of corporeality;  and nutriment derived from gross or fine food.
        ~These are the dhamma which are caused by mind.

    
       

        (i)  (1535).    What are the dhamma which are caused by mind?
                               
             There are the aggregate of Sensation, the aggregate of Perception, the aggregate of Volitional Activities, bodily intimation, and vocal intimation.  Apart and different from the above, there is also Corporeality which is born of mind, which has mind as root cause, and which has mind as origin;  visible objects which causes the arising of Eye-consciousness;  sound which causes the arising of Ear-consciousness;  odour which causes the arising of Nose-consciousness;  taste which causes the arising of Tongue-consciousness;  tangible object which causes the arising of Body-consciousness;  the Element of Space, the Element of Cohesion, quickness of Corporeality;  malleability of Corporeality;  preparedness of Corporeality for good action;  Corporeality which is the beginning of integration of Corporeality;  corporeality which is the continued development of corporeality;  and nutriment derived from gross or fine food.
        ~These are the dhamma which are caused by mind.