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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
193. There is a distinction of nanajivaḥ (different types of souls). 194. For mithyātva (false belief), all jīvas (souls) are bhujāgāra-saṃkrāmaka (capable of undergoing the transformation of the 'arm-like' state), alpataraḥ-saṃkrāmaka (capable of undergoing the transformation of the 'less extensive' state), and avasthita-saṃkrāmaka (capable of undergoing the transformation of the 'stationary' state). 195. For samyaktva (right belief) and samyag-mithyātva (mixed right and wrong belief), there are twenty-seven bhaṅgas (modifications). 196. For the remaining (passions), the bhaṅga (modification) is like that of mithyātva. 197. Only the anavaktavya-saṃkrāmaka (incapable of being expressed transformation) is to be bhajitavya (accepted).
198. There is a distinction of kāla (time) for nanajivaḥ (different types of souls). 199. For mithyātva, how long is the kāla (time) of bhujāgāra, alpataraḥ, and avasthita-saṃkrāmaka? 200. It is sarvadā (always). 201. For samyaktva and samyag-mithyātva, how long is the kāla (time) of bhujāgāra, avasthita, and anavaktavya-saṃkrāmaka? 202. The uttama (highest) antara-kāla (interval) of the jhaṇṇeṇeyya (inferior) samyag-mithyātva's bhujāgāra, avasthita, alpataraḥ, and anavaktavya-saṃkrāmaka is ardhapudgala-parivartana (half-pudgala transformation).