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उल्लोप्येकं षडवरं शत्यं चैव परं स्मृतम् । तच्च संहरणे कार्यं सु(मु)खप्रतिमुखान्वितम् ॥ २०६॥
The Ullopyaka, when reduced to a single limb, is said to have a minimum of six and a maximum of twenty limbs. In the Saṃhāra, it should be performed with the Mukha and Pratimukha.
english translation
वैहायसकसंयुक्तं तेनापि च विवर्जितम् । त्रिष्वङ्गेष्ववरं ज्ञेयं परं स्याद्द्वादशस्वपि ॥ २०७॥
Even when combined with the Vaihāyasaka, it may be omitted. In the three limbs, the minimum is known, and the maximum may reach twelve.
english translation
एकद्व्यङ्गवरं ज्ञेयं वैहायसकमेव च । अस्य चाङ्गत्रयेऽतीते प्रयोगमुपपादयेत् ॥ २०८॥
The minimum is one or two limbs, and this applies to the Vaihāyasaka as well. In its three limbs, previous applications should be followed.
english translation
उल्लोप्यकोत्तराभ्यां तु मुखप्रतिमुखे स्मृते । ततोऽङ्गानां समासो वा विस्तारो वा विधीयते ॥ २०९॥
Three limbs having been sung the performance it is to begin. The limbs Mukha and Pratimukha have been prescribed for the Ullopyaka and the Uttara. Then the other limbs may be compressed or extended.
english translation
मुखप्रतिमुखे चैव ज्ञेये विविधसञ्ज्ञिते । वृत्तप्रतिमुखं च स्यादन्या यास्तु समासतः ॥ २१०॥
The Mukha and the Pratimukha are to be regarded as the Vivadha, and the Vṛtta appears in the Pratimukha and may also occur briefly in other limbs.
english translation