足太阴，脾中州，二十一穴隐白游。赴大都兮瞻太白，访公孙兮至商丘。越三阴之交而漏谷地机可即，步
阴陵之泉而血海箕门是求。入冲门兮府舍轩豁，解腹结兮大横优游。腹哀食窦兮接天溪而同派，胸乡周荣兮缀
大包而如钩。
大趾内侧起隐白，节后陷中求大都，太白内侧核骨下，节后一寸公孙呼，商丘内踝陷中遭，踝上三寸三阴
交，踝上六寸漏谷是，踝上五寸地机朝，膝下内侧阴陵泉，血海膝膑上内廉，箕门穴在鱼腹取，动脉应手越筋
间，冲门期下尺五分，府舍期下九寸判，腹结期下六寸八，大横期下五寸半，腹哀期下方二寸，期门肝经穴道
现，巨阙之旁四寸五，却连脾穴休胡乱，自此以上食窦穴，天溪胸乡周荣贯，相去寸六无多寡，又上寸六中府
换，大包腋下有六寸，渊液腋下三寸绊。
舌本强，脉连舌本也。食则呕，脾不能化食也。胃脘痛，脉络胃也。腹胀，脉入腹也。善噫，脾气厥逆于
胃也。得后与气则快，脾气下泄也。身体重，脾主肌肉也。以上或经病、或络病、或脏病，皆脾经自病也。舌
本痛，甚于强也。体不能动，甚于重也。食不下，不但呕也。心烦、心痛，脉注心中，亦合心经病也。溏瘕泄，
脾不实也。水闭，脾病连肾也。黄胆，脾病本色外现也。不能卧，肾病干脾也。强立股膝肿、足大趾不用，皆
经病。以上合病也。不言气盛、气虚，省文也。
The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian is located in the Central Region (the middle of the human body) and has twenty-one acupoints, starting with Yinbai. Proceed to Dada, gaze at Taibai; visit Gongsun, arrive at Shangqiu. Crossing the intersection of the three Yin meridians, Lougu and Dijia can be reached; stepping into the spring of Yinlingquan, Xuehai and Jimen are sought. Entering Chongmen, Fushé is open and spacious; resolving the knot of Fujie, Dahan moves leisurely. Fu'ai, Shidou connect with Tianxi sharing the same source; Xiongxiang and Zhourong link to Dabao like a hook.
Starting from the medial side of the great toe is Yinbai; seek Dada in the depression behind the joint; Taibai is below the nuclear bone on the medial side; one cun posterior to the joint is called Gongsun; Shangqiu is encountered in the depression medial to the medial malleolus; Sanyinjiao is three cun above the medial malleolus; Lougu is six cun above the medial malleolus; Dijia is five cun above the medial malleolus; Yinlingquan is on the medial side below the knee; Xuehai is on the medial margin above the patella; Jimen is taken at the fish belly area, where the arterial pulse is felt passing between the tendons; Chongmen is 0.5 cun below Qimen; Fushé is determined nine cun below Qimen; Fujie is 6.8 cun below Qimen; Dahan is 5.5 cun below Qimen; Fu'ai is two cun below Qimen; Qimen belongs to the Liver Meridian and appears; beside Juque, four cun and five fen lateral, connects to Spleen Meridian points, do not operate randomly; from here upwards is Shidou; Tianxi, Xiongxiang, and Zhourong run through; they are separated by one cun and six fen with little difference; moving up another one cun and six fen, Zhongfu replaces it; Dabao is six cun under the axilla; Yuanli binds at three cun under the axilla.
Stiffness of the tongue root occurs because the meridian connects to the tongue root. Vomiting after eating occurs because the Spleen cannot transform food. Epigastric pain occurs because the meridian connects to the Stomach. Abdominal distension occurs because the meridian enters the abdomen. Frequent belching occurs because Spleen Qi rebels in the Stomach. Feeling relieved after defecation and passing gas occurs because Spleen Qi descends. Heaviness of the body occurs because the Spleen governs the muscles. The above conditions may be Jing-meridian diseases, Luo-collateral diseases, or Zang-organ diseases, all being self-diseases of the Spleen Meridian. Pain of the tongue root is more severe than stiffness. Inability to move the body is more severe than heaviness. Inability to eat is more than just vomiting. Heart vexation and heart pain occur because the meridian pours into the heart center, also conforming to Heart Meridian diseases. Loose stools with undigested food or masses occur because the Spleen is not solid. Urinary retention occurs because Spleen disease involves the Kidney. Jaundice occurs because the true color of the Spleen manifests externally. Inability to lie down occurs because Kidney disease interferes with the Spleen. Forcibly standing leading to swelling of the thighs and knees and inability to use the big toe are all Jing-meridian diseases. The above are combined diseases. Not mentioning Qi excess or Qi deficiency is an omission of text.