不知何郡人，雅好医术，善消息诊处，为时所重。陈廪丘的得疾，连服药特发汗不出。或曰∶汗不出者死。
苗教以烧地加桃叶于上，蒸之，即得大汗而愈。
字茂先，范阳方城人。学业优博，辞藻温丽，精于经方、本草、诊论，工奇理，疗多效。
《晋书》。
不知何郡人，好医术，有一艺长于己者，必千里求之。善诊诸病，疗上气尤异奇，制三物散
方，治喘咳气逆最效，世所贵云。
彭城人，少以医方自达，长以才术知名，攻治众疾，随手而愈。官至太医院校尉。
不知何郡人，气性沉毅，志行敦简，善诊候，明消息，多辩论，治疸证为最高。官拜太医院
校尉。出《史记》。
不知何郡人，性聪明，有才术，本草经方诵览无不通究，裁方治疗，有出众见。制五石散、
矾石散等方，晋朝士夫无不敬服。
字德如，陈留尉氏人，以秀才为郎，游心博学方技，无不通会。于本草、经方治疗之法，尤
所耽尚。官至河内太守。
字逸民，河东人，多学术，善医经诊处，通明方药，精富于时。名臣硕学咸敬服之。官至尚书仆射。
字敬之，为旌阳县令，时郡民患疫，十死八九，敬之以神方拯济，符咒所及，皆登时愈。至
于沉 ，亦无不愈者。传闻于他郡，有疾者连路而求疗，日以千计。敬之于是标竹于郭外十里之
江，置符于中，令饮皆愈。老稚羸惫之不能至者，汲水归以饮之，皆获痊愈。积功成道，白日飞升。
(The first physician) His native commandery is unknown. He had a strong fondness for medical arts and was skilled in *Xiaoxi* (the assessment of disease progression and prognosis based on pulse and symptoms), earning him high regard in his time. When Chen Linqiu fell ill, he took medicine continuously but failed to sweat. Some said, "If sweat does not occur, death is inevitable." He instructed the use of heating the ground and placing peach leaves upon it for steaming therapy, after which profuse sweating occurred, leading to recovery.
(The second physician) Courtesy name Maoxian, from Fangcheng, Fanyang. His scholarship was profound and erudite; his literary style was gentle and elegant. He was proficient in *Jingfang* (classical prescriptions), *Bencao* (materia medica), and diagnostic treatises, mastered extraordinary medical principles, and achieved many therapeutic successes. Recorded in the *Book of Jin*.
(The third physician) His native commandery is unknown. He loved medical arts and would travel a thousand li to seek instruction from anyone whose skills surpassed his own. He was adept at diagnosing various diseases, particularly excelling in treating *Shangqi* (rebellious Qi manifesting as cough or asthma). He formulated the *Sanwu San* (Three-Ingredient Powder), which proved most effective for wheezing, coughing, and rebellious Qi, and was highly valued by the world.
(The fourth physician) From Pengcheng. In his youth, he gained recognition through his medical formulas; in his adulthood, he became famous for his talent and medical expertise. He treated numerous ailments with immediate cures. He attained the official rank of *Xiaowei* (Colonel) in the Imperial Medical Bureau.
(The fifth physician) His native commandery is unknown. He possessed a calm and resolute temperament, with honest and simple conduct. He was skilled in pulse diagnosis and understanding disease dynamics (*Xiaoxi*), often engaging in scholarly debates. His treatment of *Danzheng* (jaundice syndrome) was considered the highest level. He held the office of *Xiaowei* (Colonel) in the Imperial Medical Bureau. Recorded in the *Records of the Grand Historian*.
(The sixth physician) His native commandery is unknown. He was intelligent and talented in medical arts. He thoroughly studied and comprehended the *Shennong Bencao Jing* (Divine Farmer's Materia Medica) and classical prescriptions. His prescription formulation and treatment methods demonstrated outstanding insight. He prepared formulas such as *Wushi San* (Five-Mineral Powder) and *Fanshi San* (Alum Stone Powder), which were revered by all scholars and officials of the Jin dynasty.
(The seventh physician) Courtesy name Deru, from Weishi, Chenliu. He served as a *Lang* (Attendant) after passing the *Xiucail* (Excellent Scholar) examination. He devoted himself to broad learning in medical techniques, achieving mastery in all areas. He had a particular passion for *Bencao* (materia medica) and classical prescription therapies. He rose to the position of Governor of Henei.
(The eighth physician) Courtesy name Yimin, from Hedong. He possessed extensive academic knowledge and was skilled in medical classics and diagnostics. He was well-versed in pharmaceuticals and prescriptions, renowned for his depth of knowledge during his time. Distinguished ministers and great scholars all respected and submitted to his expertise. He attained the rank of *Puye* (Vice Director) of the Department of State Affairs.
(The ninth physician) Courtesy name Jingzhi, who served as Magistrate of Jingyang County. At that time, the local population suffered from an epidemic, with eight or nine out of ten dying. Jingzhi used divine prescriptions to save them; where his talismans and spells reached, patients recovered immediately. Even severe chronic conditions were cured without exception. News spread to other commanderies, and patients traveled along the roads to seek treatment, numbering thousands daily. Jingzhi planted bamboo poles ten *li* outside the city walls by the river, placed talismans within them, and instructed people to drink the water, resulting in complete recovery. The elderly, young, and weak who could not reach the site drew the water home to drink, also recovering fully. Through accumulated merit, he achieved the Dao and ascended to heaven in broad daylight.