用之者不徙无益，而反加害也。姑存其名，以备顾问耳。）
《伤寒金镜录》（清碧学士杜先生着。）
《千金方》（三十卷，唐孙真人思邈撰。自序云∶千金备急之要方。）
《千金翼方》（三十卷，前人着《千金方》之后，复掇遗轶以羽翼其书，成一家之
言。林亿等校，谓深有旨意及禁术，用之多验。）
《溥济方》（五卷，宋王衮撰。庆历间，因官暇出家藏方，为此书，且云∶草还丹治
大风，太乙丹治鬼胎，尤奇验。）
《普济方》（一百二十卷。）
《太平圣惠方》（一百卷，宋太宗在潜邸日，多蓄名方异术。太平兴国内出亲验方千
余首，诏医局，各上家传方，成集成书，自制序，名《太平圣惠方》。）
《外台秘要方》（四十卷，唐王焘撰，在台阁二十年，久知弘文馆，得古书方数千百
卷，因述病证，附以方药符禁灼灸之法，凡一千一百四门。天宝中出守大宁，故以外台名其书。
焘谓针能杀人，而不能生人，故取灸而不取针。人讥其弊，孙兆独以其言为然。）
《和剂局方》（十卷，元丰中诏天下高医各以得效秘方奏进，下太医院验试，刊行世。）
《苏学士方》（东坡苏公着。）
《初虞世方》（十六卷，即《养生必用方》。序谓∶古人医书行世者亦多矣，无如
此方。其证易详，其法易用。虞世为一时文士，后削发为僧。）
《永类钤方》（二十二卷，元栖碧李仲南着。）
《青囊方》（魏华佗得异人授受，今亡之。）
《青囊杂纂》（八卷，元阳赵真人着。）
《传信方》（刘禹锡着。）
《梅师方》（隋广陵僧人，号文梅，善疗瘴疠，医杂证。悉说单方，其效甚速，人咸
集，相传曰《梅师方》云。）
《深师方》（齐宋间道人僧深撰。）
《肘后方》（三卷，晋葛洪撰。）
《斗门方》
《本事方》（十卷，维扬许叔微知可撰，宋绍兴三年进士，以药饵阴功见于梦寐，事
载《夷坚志》。）
《范汪方》（五卷，西晋颖阳人撰，方书共百余卷，今《普济主》多采之。）
《卫生易简方》（明尚书胡KT 集。）
《岭南续卫生方》（四卷，夔州太守杨 集。）
《近效方》
《必效方》（三卷，孟诜着。）
《试效方》（东垣着。）
《鬼遗方》（宋武帝时刘涓子着。）
《大全方》
《奇效良方》（明太医院使方贤集。）
《经验方》（明大方伯希斋陈士贤着。）
《袖珍方》（四卷，明滇阳王府集刊，其方多简当可用，诚博而约之者。）
《鸡峰方》（一卷，太医教授张锐撰。）
《简要济众方》（五卷，皇佑中仁宗谓辅臣∶外无良医，民有疾苦，或不能救疗。诏
太医简《圣惠方》之要者，颁行诸道。）
《妇人良方》（二十卷，元临川陈自明撰。）
《三因方》（五卷，括苍陈无择撰。三因谓内因、外因、不内外因，其说出《金匮要
略》，其方皆述古书。）
《本草单方》（二十五卷，宛丘王硕父撰。工部侍郎时暇取《本草》所载单方、以
门类编之，凡四千二百六方。）
《集验方》（明邹福集。）
《济生方》
《百一选方》（三十卷，山阴王实斋孟玉撰，百一，言选方极精也。）
《拔萃方》
《治奇疾方》（夏子益撰，凡三十八道，皆奇形怪证世所未见者。）
《御药院方》（宋太宗朝元名氏集。）
《灵秘十八方》（河间刘守真集。）
《加减十三方》（不著名氏，亦十八方简成者。）
《万氏积善方》（明参将万氏集）
《万氏家抄方》（前人。）
《指南方》（二卷，蜀人史载之撰。）
《指迷方》（三卷，考城子王贶撰。）
《方外奇方》（韩飞霞道人集。）
《活人心方》（二卷，明宗室宁王撰。）
《小儿袖诊方》
《钱氏小儿方》（八卷，宋钱乙字仲阳，精治小儿，着此书并《小儿药证直诀》，阎
孝忠集编，颇附以己说，宣和元年成。）
《陈氏小儿方》（宋陈文中着。）
《保婴得效方》
《幼幼全书》
《全幼心鉴》（四卷，嵩阳寇平衡美集。）
《幼幼新书》（五十卷，直龙图阁知豫州刘 撰，陈文中编集。）
《活幼心书》（曾世荣撰。）
《活幼口议》
《子母秘录》
《婴童宝鉴》（十卷，栖真子撰，不著名氏。）
《婴童百问》（鲁伯嗣撰，明嘉靖中阁下严嵩奏进，上命刊布天下。）
《幼科类萃》（二十八卷，不著作者名氏，方论颇为详切，中引丹溪说语，必是国初所撰者。）
《博爱心鉴》（萧山魏直桂岩着。其书以保元汤一方为主，以保元气而托其里，亦为痘疹之要
治也。特不为全书耳。）
《痘疹八十一论》（闻人氏集。）
《痘疹经验秘方》（四卷，铜壁山人黄廉着。）
《正骨续断方》
《医经续方》
《避水集方》（四卷，董炳集。）
《摄生众妙方》（浙兵部尚书张时彻集。）
《海上仙方》（无名氏，亦简易方中摘成者。）
《救急方》（十三卷，唐张文仲着，武则天时侍御医，与韦慈藏齐鸣。）
《原病式》（燕蓟刘河间撰。）
《素问玄机保命集》（前人。）
《巢氏病源》（隋巢元方撰，时为太医博士，惟论病源，不载方药。《千金方》
论多本此书。）
《吴氏病源》（吴景贤撰，今不传。）
《医门玉髓》（十卷，不知何人所作述，皆为歌括，论五脏六腑相传之理。）
《抱朴子内篇》（并外篇四十卷，晋葛洪稚川撰，自号抱朴子，博闻深洽，江左绝伦，
着书甚富。《内篇》言黄白之事，长生之道，谓素醪芳醴，乱性者也∶红华素质，伐命者也。谓
朱草茎如珊瑚，刻之流汁如血，以金投汁中化之曰金浆，以玉投之曰玉醴，服之长生。又谓肉芝
是万岁蟾蜍，头上有丹书八字，人以五月五日取之，以足画地则成河，以左手则避乓。又谓行山
中见小儿乘车马长七八寸者，肉芝也，服之成仙。此事非可以理测，而亦超出凡尘也。）
《神仙传》（即稚川弟子之所撰者，前秦阮所记数百人，又刘向所记七十余人，并集
之以传。如苏耽、董奉皆在列也。）
《搜神记》（不著作者名氏。）
《天宝遗事》（不著作者名氏。）
《太平广记》（五百卷，宋太平兴国初，诏李 等取古今小说编纂成书，同《太平
御览》进。中集医方，有超出凡庸之表。）
《文献通考》（二百四十八卷，宋儒马端临撰，二百二十卷中备载医书之源，今采之，
以附书目之下。）
《谭子化书》（六卷，五代时南唐谭景升撰。意为天地之间化而已矣，非化无以显
道，非道无以生化。故人禀中和之气，化而为人；物禀驳杂之气，化而为物。知此化者，可以治
身，可以济物，岂徒为窥阴阳化育之哉？时为宋齐丘窃名，今辨白天下后世，皆知为《谭子化书》云。）
《白虎通》（二卷，序云∶汉司马班固撰。章帝建初四年，诏诸儒会白虎观，议五经
同异。固撰次其书上之，故曰∶《白虎通》。云∶固九岁能文，博冠群书，有古良史之才。朱子
尝品之，迁书疏爽，固书密塞。讨论明经，实为钜典，学人欲见而不可得。下卷性情寿命二章，
发医经之未发，诚为养生大道云。）
《风俗通》（汉灵帝时人，姓应，名劭，中有养生方候之宜。）
《草木子》（二卷，国初括苍叶子奇世杰撰。）
《夷坚志》（四百二十卷，宋学士洪迈景卢撰，中集医方多奇异者。）
《博物志》（十卷，晋司空张华着。）
《楚辞》（一名《离骚》，楚屈原撰，门人宋玉续撰，名曰《楚辞》。）
《韩柳欧苏文集》（其论医之奥，韩苏为多。）
《韵府群玉》（四十卷，青田包瑜撰，瑜中景泰庚午科乡试，历建宁、临淄、进贤、
浮梁四学教谕。）
《荆楚岁时记》（不著名氏。）
《辍耕录》（三十卷，元陶宗仪九成着。）
《东垣十书》（十集）《脾胃论》《内外伤辨》《兰室秘藏》《汤液本草》（四集
俱东垣着，）《溯洄集》（王履着）《格致余论》《局方发挥》（丹溪着，）《此事难知》（王
好古着，）《外科精义》（齐德之着，）《脉诀》（张紫阳着。）
《医学发明》（九卷，东垣着。）
《玉机微义》（五十卷，刘纯宗浓着。）
《医学纲目》（四十卷，浙人楼英全善撰。）
《食医心镜》
《龙木论》（三卷，佛经禅师龙树大士着，能治眼疾，假其说集七十二种目病之方。）
《宣明论》（河间刘守真撰。）
《养生主论》（元王隐君着。滚痰丸固为治实痰火之一端，而所论童幼养老等篇，
甚于资生有助也。）
《原机启微论》（敛山老人着。）
《王氏脉经》（十卷，晋王叔和撰。述《内经》三部九候、五脏六腑、十二经脉。
然则左心小肠，右肺大肠乃其失也。）
《脉诀机要》（三卷，通真子撰，不著名氏，熙宁以后人谓叔和《脉诀》有 HT
鄙俗，实非叔和之作，乃为歌百篇，按经着，又集《伤寒括要》六十篇，其书未之见也。）
《诊家枢要》（一卷，滑伯仁撰。）
《运气奥论》（宋刘温舒撰，以《素问》运气撮为治病之要，有三十论，二十七图。）
《运气全书》（前人。）
《运气易览》（明新安汪机集。）
《铜人针灸图》（三卷，宋王惟德撰。仁宗诏德考究针灸之法，铸铜人为式，分十二
经，旁注俞穴，刻题其名，并主治疗之法。）
《明堂针灸图》（三卷，雷公问道，黄帝授之，故名明堂。）
《资生针灸》
《神应针经要诀》（二卷，宋许希撰。）
《窦太师针灸》（一名《针灸指南》，名杰，字汉卿，为金太师。）
《针灸聚英》（明高武集。）
《徐氏针灸》（明浙人徐廷凤着。）
《儒门事亲》（十四卷，睢州戴人张从正子和撰。）
《医垒元戎》（十二卷，王好古撰。）
《卫生宝鉴》（二十四卷，罗天益谦甫撰。）
《医说》（十卷，宋新安张杲撰。）
《续医说》（十卷，明姑苏俞子容约斋撰。）
《医史》（十卷，浚仪李濂着。）
《医隽》
《医开》
《褚氏遗书》（北齐尚书褚澄撰。）
《滑氏方脉》（撄宁生滑寿撰。）
《韩氏医通》（二卷，西蜀泸州飞霞道人韩 撰。）
《程氏医抄》（八十卷。）
《丹溪脉法》《丹溪心法纂要》《丹溪医案》《金匮钩玄》（以上四书俱丹溪着。）
《医林集要》（二十卷，明成化中都督王玺撰。）
《仁斋直指》（二十六卷，三山杨士瀛登父集。）
《医方选要》（八卷，兴府良医周文采集。）
《医经正本》（一卷，进贤知县程迥着，专论伤寒无传染，以救薄俗骨肉相弃绝之弊。）
《明医杂着》（明进士慈溪王纶撰。）
《医学大全》
《医学宗旨》（宋赵良着。）
《宋学士文集》（明学士讳景濂，有赠医周汉卿、张仁斋、戴元礼等序，皆备载医案。）
《文潞公药准》（文彦博。）
《荆川公史纂》（明会元唐顺之集。）
《柏斋三书》（怀庆府何塘巡抚撰。其谓咳嗽之证，消渴之治，黑神散之于产后等
论，非达造化神明之极至者，乌足以语此？）
《雅述》（三篇，山东浚川王廷相撰，令气能化液，正如雨雪为云气之所化，故能
闭息伏气，可以不食云。）
四十家小说（二部，皆吴下好事者，裒集诸名公笔语，类刻为四十家云。）
《颜氏家训》（二卷，北齐黄门侍郎颜之推撰，谓医难到精妙，不可轻学以误人，
其亦知医之至者。）
《事林广记》（西颖陈元静编。）
《居家必用》（十集，不着述者名氏。）
《饮膳正要》（元忽思慧着。）
《医学正传》（浙虞博天民着。）
《医学集成》（淅义乌傅滋着。）
《医学启蒙》（姑苏葛可久着。）
《医林摘要》
《医方大成》（元人无名氏集。）
《医家大法》（洛阳东谷孙应奎集。）
《医经国小》（六卷，明刘纯着。）
《医方快捷方式》（王宗显著。）
《医家必用》（洛阳东谷孙应奎着，时为户部尚书。）
《医学碎金》（新安王典集。）
《医学三要》（明巴郡刘起宗集。）
《医学权衡》（新安吴显忠着。）
《医学权舆》（傅滋着。）
《医学源流》（元许国祯着。）
《医方便览》
《医学指南》（四明高铭着。）
《脉诀刊误》（元龙兴路教授戴起宗同父撰。）
《病机药性赋》（明柯城刘全备撰。）
《乾坤生意》（四卷， 仙撰。）
《寿域神方》（四卷，前人。）
《十药神书》（一卷，传云葛可久撰，今《姑苏志》载可久着《医学启蒙》而无《十
药神书》，则此为托名耳。）
《金丹正要大全》（上阳子张致虚着。）
《金丹直指》
《三元纂赞》（元李鹏飞着。）
《养生类纂》（元周守忠着。）
《家塾事亲》（明郭晟景阳集。）
《养老奉亲书》（宋元丰中泰州兴化悬令陈宜撰。）
《寿亲养老新书》（四卷，宋大德中敬直老人邹铉着。）
《修真十书》（正阳真人钟离祖师着。）
《大成金书》（宋林灵素着。）
Those who use them gain no benefit and instead incur harm. (We merely retain their names for reference purposes.)
*Shanghan Jinjing Lu* (Record of the Golden Mirror of Cold Damage, authored by Du Xiansheng, the Scholar of Qingbi.)
*Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold, 30 volumes, compiled by Sun Simiao, the True Person of Tang. In his preface, he stated: "These are essential prescriptions for emergency preparedness.")
*Qianjin Yifang* (Supplement to Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold, 30 volumes. Compiled after the previous work to supplement lost content and complete the book, establishing a unique school of thought. Lin Yi et al. noted in their collation that it contains profound insights and prohibited techniques, which prove effective when used.)
*Puji Fang* (Universal Relief Prescriptions, 5 volumes, compiled by Wang Gun of Song. During the Qingli era, utilizing leisure from official duties, he organized family-prescribed formulas into this book, stating: "Caohuan Dan treats severe leprosy; Taiyi Dan treats 'ghost fetus,' both showing remarkable efficacy.")
*Puji Fang* (Great Universal Prescriptions, 120 volumes.)
*Taiping Shenghui Fang* (Taiping Era Holy Welfare Prescriptions, 100 volumes. When Emperor Taizong of Song was still a prince, he amassed many famous prescriptions and esoteric arts. During the Taiping Xingguo era, he promulgated over a thousand personally verified prescriptions, ordered medical bureaus to submit family traditions, compiled them into a book, wrote the preface himself, and named it *Taiping Shenghui Fang*.)
*Waitai Miyao Fang* (Secret Essentials from the Outer Court, 40 volumes, compiled by Wang Tao of Tang. Having served in government institutions for twenty years and long managed the Hongwen Academy, he accessed thousands of ancient books and prescriptions. He recorded diseases and appended methods involving herbal formulas, talismans, prohibitions, moxibustion, and acupuncture, totaling 1,104 categories. During the Tianbao era, he served as governor of Danning, hence naming the book "Outer Court." Wang Tao believed acupuncture could kill but not heal, thus preferring moxibustion over needling. People mocked this flaw, but only Sun Zhao agreed with his view.)
*Heji Jufang* (Prescriptions of the Pharmaceutical Bureau, 10 volumes. In the Yuanfeng era, an edict commanded eminent physicians nationwide to submit effective secret prescriptions to the Imperial Medical Institute for verification and publication.)
*Suxue Shi Fang* (Prescriptions of Scholar Su, authored by Su Dongpo.)
*Chu Yushi Fang* (Prescriptions of Chu Yushi, 16 volumes, also known as *Yangsheng Biyong Fang*. The preface states: "Many medical books have been circulated by ancients, yet none surpass this one. Its symptoms are easy to detail, and its methods easy to apply." Yushi was a contemporary literati who later shaved his head and became a monk.)
*Yonglei Qianfang* (Perennial Standard Prescriptions, 22 volumes, authored by Li Zhongnan, the Recluse of Qibi, of the Yuan dynasty.)
*Qingnang Fang* (Green Bag Prescriptions. Hua Tuo of Wei received these from an extraordinary being; they are now lost.)
*Qingnang Zazuan* (Miscellaneous Compilations of the Green Bag, 8 volumes, authored by Daoist Master Yang Zhao of the Yuan dynasty.)
*Chuanxin Fang* (Prescriptions of Faithful Transmission, authored by Liu Yuxi.)
*Meishi Fang* (Prescriptions of Master Mei. A Buddhist monk from Guangling during the Sui dynasty, styled Wenmei, specialized in treating miasma and miscellaneous diseases. He exclusively used single-herb prescriptions with rapid effects, attracting many followers. It is said to be *Meishi Fang*.)
*Shenshi Fang* (Deep Teacher's Prescriptions, compiled by Monk Shen, a Daoist priest during the Qi and Song periods.)
*Zhouhou Fang* (Prescriptions for Emergency Aid, 3 volumes, compiled by Ge Hong of Jin.)
*Doumen Fang* (Doumen Prescriptions)
*Benshi Fang* (Authentic Prescriptions, 10 volumes, compiled by Xu Shuwei, courtesy name Zhike, of Weiyang. He passed the imperial examination in the third year of Shaoxing (Song). His accumulation of hidden merit through medicine appeared in dreams, recorded in *Yijian Zhi*.)
*Fanwang Fang* (Fan Wang's Prescriptions, 5 volumes, compiled by a person from Yingyang during Western Jin. The original collection comprised over 100 volumes; much of it is cited in *Puji Fang*.)
*Weisheng Yijian Fang* (Simple Prescriptions for Health Preservation, compiled by Minister Hu of Ming.)
*Lingnan Xu Weisheng Fang* (Continuation of Health Preservation in Lingnan, 4 volumes, compiled by Prefect Yang of Kuizhou.)
*Jinxiao Fang* (Recently Effective Prescriptions)
*Bixiao Fang* (Necessarily Effective Prescriptions, 3 volumes, authored by Meng Shen.)
*Shixiao Fang* (Tested Effective Prescriptions, authored by Li Dongyuan.)
*Guiyi Fang* (Ghost's Legacy Prescriptions, authored by Liu Juanzi during the reign of Emperor Wu of Song.)
*Dafang* (Great Complete Prescriptions)
*Qixiao Liangfang* (Excellent Prescriptions with Remarkable Effects, compiled by Fang Xian, Director of the Imperial Medical Academy in Ming.)
*Jingyan Fang* (Experience-Based Prescriptions, authored by Chen Shixian, Grand Governor Xizhai, of Ming.)
*Xiu Zhen Fang* (Pocket-Sized Prescriptions, 4 volumes, published by the Prince of Dianyang's mansion in Ming. The formulas are concise and practical, representing a summary of extensive knowledge.)
*Jifeng Fang* (Chicken Peak Prescriptions, 1 volume, compiled by Zhang Rui, Professor of Imperial Medicine.)
*Jianyao Jizhong Fang* (Concise Prescriptions for Saving the Masses, 5 volumes. During the Huangyou era, Emperor Renzong told his ministers: "There are no good doctors outside; people suffer without treatment." He ordered the Imperial Medical Bureau to select key points from *Shenghui Fang* and distribute them across circuits.)
*Furen Liangfang* (Good Prescriptions for Women, 20 volumes, compiled by Chen Ziming of Linchuan, Yuan dynasty.)
*San Yin Fang* (Three Causes Prescriptions, 5 volumes, compiled by Chen Wuzhe of Kuocang. "Three Causes" refers to internal, external, and non-internal/external causes, originating from *Jingui Yaolue*; the formulas cite ancient texts.)
*Bencao Danfang* (Single-Herb Prescriptions from Materia Medica, 25 volumes, compiled by Wang Shuo of Wanchui. The Vice Minister of Works selected single-herb prescriptions from the *Materia Medica*, categorized them, totaling 4,262 formulas.)
*Jiyan Fang* (Collected Verified Prescriptions, compiled by Zou Fu of Ming.)
*Jisheng Fang* (Prescriptions for Nourishing Life)
*Baiyi Xuanfang* (Selected Prescriptions of Hundred-One, 30 volumes, compiled by Wang Shizhai Mengyu of Shanyin. "Hundred-One" implies extreme precision in selection.)
*Bacui Fang* (Extracted Excellence Prescriptions)
*Zhi Qiji Fang* (Prescriptions for Treating Strange Diseases, compiled by Xia Ziyi. It contains 38 cases of bizarre forms and unseen symptoms.)
*Yuyao Yuan Fang* (Prescriptions of the Imperial Medicine Depot, compiled anonymously during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Song.)
*Lingmi Shibafang* (Eighteen Mysterious Prescriptions, compiled by Liu Shouzhen of Hejian.)
*Jiajian Shisan Fang* (Modified Thirteen Prescriptions, author unknown, simplified from eighteen formulas.)
*Wanshi Jishan Fang* (Accumulated Goodness Prescriptions of the Wan Family, compiled by General Wan of Ming.)
*Wanshi Jiachao Fang* (Family Copy Prescriptions of the Wan Family, by predecessors.)
*Zhinan Fang* (Guiding Compass Prescriptions, 2 volumes, compiled by Shi Zaizhi of Shu.)
*Zhim Fang* (Dispelling Confusion Prescriptions, 3 volumes, compiled by Wang Kuang of Kaocheng.)
*Fangwai Qifang* (Extraordinary Prescriptions Beyond the World, compiled by Daoist Han Feixia.)
*Huoren Xin Fang* (Prescriptions Reviving Human Hearts, 2 volumes, compiled by Prince Ning, a member of the Ming imperial clan.)
*Xiao'er Xiuzhen Fang* (Pediatric Pocket Diagnosis Prescriptions)
*Qianshi Xiao'er Fang* (Qian's Pediatric Prescriptions, 8 volumes, compiled by Qian Yi, courtesy name Zhongyang, Song dynasty. He excelled in pediatrics, authoring this and *Xiao'er Yaozheng Zhijue*, compiled by Yan Xiaozhong with added commentary, completed in the first year of Xuanhe.)
*Chenshi Xiao'er Fang* (Chen's Pediatric Prescriptions, authored by Chen Wenzhong of Song.)
*Baoying Dexiao Fang* (Infant Protection Effective Prescriptions)
*Youyou Quanshu* (Complete Book for Young Children)
*Quanyou Xinjian* (Comprehensive Mirror for Infant Care, 4 volumes, compiled by Kou Ping of Songyang.)
*Youyou Xinshu* (New Book for Young Children, 50 volumes, compiled by Liu, Direct Dragon Pavilion Scholar and Prefect of Yuzhou, edited by Chen Wenzhong.)
*Huoyou Xinshu* (Living Infant Heart Book, authored by Zeng Shirong.)
*Huoyou Kouyi* (Living Infant Oral Discourse)
*Zimu Milu* (Secret Record of Mother and Child)
*Yingtong Baojian* (Precious Mirror for Infants and Toddlers, 10 volumes, authored by Qizhenzi, name unknown.)
*Yingtong Baiwen* (Hundred Questions on Infants and Toddlers, authored by Lu Bosi. Presented by Grand Secretary Yan Song during the Jiajing era of Ming, ordered printed and distributed nationwide.)
*Youke Leicui* (Gathering of Pediatrics, 28 volumes, author unknown. The formulas and discussions are detailed, citing Zhu Danxi, likely written in early Ming.)
*Boxin Jian* (Mirror of Compassionate Love, authored by Wei Zhi Guiyan of Xiaoshan. The book centers on Baoyuan Tang to preserve vital energy and support the interior, a key treatment for smallpox/variolae, though not a complete work.)
*Douzhen Bayishilun* (Eighty-One Discussions on Smallpox, compiled by Wenren.)
*Douzhen Jingyan Mifang* (Secret Experience Prescriptions for Smallpox, 4 volumes, authored by Huang Lian of Tongbi Mountain.)
*Zhenggu Xuduan Fang* (Bone Setting and Fracture Healing Prescriptions)
*Yijing Xu Fang* (Continuation of Medical Classics Prescriptions)
*Bishui Jifang* (Water-Avoidance Collection, 4 volumes, compiled by Dong Bing.)
*Shesheng Zhongmiao Fang* (Prescriptions for Health Preservation containing Many Miracles, compiled by Zhang Shiche, Minister of War of Zhejiang.)
*Haishang Xianfang* (Immortal Prescriptions of the Sea, anonymous, extracted from simple prescriptions.)
*Jiuji Fang* (Emergency Rescue Prescriptions, 13 volumes, compiled by Zhang Wenzhong of Tang, Imperial Physician during Wu Zetian's reign, renowned alongside Wei Cizang.)
*Yuanbing Shi* (Treatise on Original Causes, authored by Liu Hejian of Yanji.)
*Suwen Xuanji Baoming Ji* (Collection of Mysteries from the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon for Preserving Life, by predecessors.)
*Chaoshi Bingyuan* (Source of Diseases by Chao, compiled by Chao Yuanfang of Sui, then Doctor of Imperial Medicine. It discusses disease origins only, without formulas. *Qianjin Fang* relies heavily on it.)
*Wushi Bingyuan* (Source of Diseases by Wu, compiled by Wu Jingxian, now lost.)
*Yimen Yusui* (Jade Marrow of the Medical Gate, 10 volumes, author unknown. Written in verse, discussing the transmission principles of the five zang and six fu organs.)
*Baopuzi Neipian* (Inner Chapters of Baopuzi, along with 40 Outer Chapters, compiled by Ge Hong (Zichuan) of Jin. Self-styled Baopuzi, he was erudite and unmatched in Jiangzuo, writing extensively. *Neipian* discusses alchemy and longevity, criticizing sweet wines as mind-disturbing and red flowers as life-damaging. It claims Zhucao stems resemble coral, bleeding blood-like juice when cut; mixing gold into this juice creates "Gold Elixir," and jade creates "Jade Nectar," granting immortality. It describes "Meizhi" as ten-thousand-year toads with eight red characters on their heads, caught on the fifth day of the fifth month; drawing with feet creates rivers, with hands avoids weapons. It mentions seeing children riding carriages in mountains, aged seven or eight inches, as Meizhi, consuming which grants immortality. These matters defy logic yet transcend the mundane.)
*Shenxian Zhuan* (Biographies of Immortals, compiled by disciples of Zichuan, including records by Ruan of Former Qin (hundreds) and Liu Xiang (seventy-plus), such as Su Dan and Dong Feng.)
*Soushen Ji* (Search for Spirits, author unknown.)
*Tianbao Yishi* (Lost Events of Tianbao, author unknown.)
*Taiping Guangji* (Extensive Records of Taiping, 500 volumes. Early Taiping Xingguo era, ordered Li Fang et al. to compile ancient and modern fiction. Included medical prescriptions surpassing mediocrity.)
*Wexian Tongkao* (Comprehensive Examination of Literature and Institutions, 248 volumes, compiled by Ma Duanlin of Song. Volumes 220 detail the origins of medical books, adopted here for the bibliography.)
*Tanzi Huashu* (Transformation Book by Tanzi, 6 volumes, compiled by Tan Jingsheng of Southern Tang in the Five Dynasties. It posits that transformation is the essence of heaven and earth; without transformation, the Dao is not revealed, and without the Dao, generation does not occur. Humans, imbued with harmonious qi, transform into humans; things, imbued with mixed qi, transform into objects. Understanding this allows self-cultivation and aiding others, beyond merely observing yin-yang dynamics. Attributed to Song Qiqiu previously, now clarified as Tanzi's work.)
*Baihutong* (White Tiger Conference, 2 volumes. Preface: Ban Gu of Han compiled it. In the fourth year of Jianchu under Emperor Zhang, scholars gathered at White Tiger Hall to discuss the Five Classics. Ban Gu compiled the proceedings. He was literate at nine, broad in learning, and possessed the talent of ancient historians. Zhu Xi rated him: Sima Qian's style is open, Ban Gu's is dense. It is a major classic for studying classics, though hard to obtain. The lower volume's chapters on nature, temperament, and lifespan reveal insights missing in medical classics, constituting a great path of health preservation.)
*Fengsu Tong* (General Meaning of Customs, by Ying Shao of Han Lingdi's era. Contains appropriate methods for health preservation.)
*Caimu Zi* (Grass and Tree Master, 2 volumes, compiled by Ye Zijie of Kuocang in early Ming.)
*Yijian Zhi* (Records of Extraordinary Events, 420 volumes, compiled by Hong Mai of Song. Contains many奇异 medical prescriptions.)
*Bowuzhi* (Records of Marvels, 10 volumes, compiled by Zhang Hua, Grand Commandant of Jin.)
*Chuci* (Songs of Chu, also known as *Lisao*, compiled by Qu Yuan of Chu, continued by his disciple Song Yu.)
*Han Liu Ou Su Wenzhi* (Collected Works of Han, Liu, Ou, and Su. Their discussions on medical profundities are numerous, especially Han Yu and Su Shi.)
*Yunfu Qunyu* (Jades of the Rhyme Repository, 40 volumes, compiled by Bao Yu of Qingtian. Passed provincial exams in Jingtai Gengwu, served as instructor in Jianning, Linzi, Jinxiang, and Fuliang.)
*Jingchu Suishi Ji* (Records of Festivals in Jingchu, author unknown.)
*Chugeng Lu* (Records of Stopping Plowing, 30 volumes, compiled by Tao Zongyi of Yuan.)
*Dongyuan Shishu* (Ten Books of Dongyuan): *Piwei Lun* (Treatise on Spleen and Stomach), *Neiwai Shang Bian* (Differentiation of Internal and External Injury), *Lanshi Micang* (Secret Treasury of the Orchid Chamber), *Tangye Bencao* (Herbal Basis of Decoctions) (all by Dongyuan); *Suhui Ji* (by Wang Lv); *Gezhi Yulun* (by Danxi); *Jufang Fahui* (by Danxi); *Cishi Nan Zhi* (by Wang Haogu); *Waike Jingyi* (by Qi Dezhi); *Maijue* (by Zhang Ziyang).
*Yixue Faxing* (Invention of Medicine, 9 volumes, by Dongyuan.)
*Yuji Wei Yi* (Subtle Meanings of the Jade Machine, 50 volumes, by Liu Chun.)
*Yixue Gangmu* (Outline of Medicine, 40 volumes, by Lou Ying of Zhejiang.)
*Shiyi Xinjing* (Heart Mirror of the Food Doctor)
*Longmu Lun* (Discourse of Longmu, 3 volumes, attributed to Bodhisattva Nagarjuna the Buddhist monk. Claims ability to treat eye diseases, compiling 72 types of ophthalmic prescriptions under this name.)
*Xuanming Lun* (Discussion of Manifest Principles, by Liu Shouzhen of Hejian.)
*Yangsheng Zhulun* (Main Theory of Health Preservation, by Wang Yinjun of Yuan. *Gutan Wan* treats phlegm-fire excess, but chapters on nurturing children and the elderly are highly beneficial.)
*Yuanji Qiwei Lun* (Opening Subtleties of Original Mechanisms, by Lanshan Laoren.)
*Wangshi Maijing* (Wang's Pulse Classic, 10 volumes, by Wang Shuhe of Jin. Describes *Neijing*'s three regions, nine inspections, five zang, six fu, and twelve meridians. However, his assertion that left heart/small intestine and right lung/large intestine are paired is considered an error.)
*Maijue Jiyao* (Essentials of Pulse Determination, 3 volumes, by Tongzhenzi, author unknown. Post-Xining scholars criticized Wang Shuhe's *Maijue* as vulgar, claiming it was not by him but a song compilation based on classics, plus *Shanghan Kuoyao*. I have not seen this book.)
*Zhenjia Shuya* (Pivot Essentials of Diagnosis, 1 volume, by Hua Borén.)
*Yunqi Aolun* (Profound Discussions on Climate and Qi, by Liu Wenshu of Song. Summarizes *Suwen*'s climate theories for treatment, containing 30 discussions and 27 diagrams.)
*Yunqi Quanshu* (Complete Book of Climate and Qi, by predecessors.)
*Yunqi Yilan* (Easy Overview of Climate and Qi, compiled by Wang Ji of Xin'an, Ming.)
*Tongren Zhenjiu Tu* (Bronze Man Acupuncture and Moxibustion Diagrams, 3 volumes, by Wang Weide of Song. Emperor Renzong ordered him to study acupuncture, casting bronze models dividing twelve meridians, annotating acupoints, inscribing names, and indicating treatments.)
*Mingtang Zhenjiu Tu* (Mingtang Acupuncture and Moxibustion Diagrams, 3 volumes. Lei Gong asked questions, Huangdi taught him, hence "Mingtang".)
*Zisheng Zhenjiu* (Nourishing Life Acupuncture)
*Shenying Zhenjing Yaojue* (Essential Secrets of the Divine Response Needle Classic, 2 volumes, by Xu Xi of Song.)
*Doushiai Zhenjiu* (Grand Tutor Dou's Acupuncture, aka *Zhenjiu Zhinan*. Mingjie, courtesy name Hanqing, Grand Tutor of Jin.)
*Zhenjiu Juying* (Gathering of Acupuncture Excellence, compiled by Gao Wu of Ming.)
*Xushi Zhenjiu* (Xu's Acupuncture, by Xu Tingfeng of Zhejiang, Ming.)
*Rumen Shiqin* (Affairs of the Scholar Serving Parents, 14 volumes, by Zhang Congzheng, courtesy name Zihe, of Suizhou.)
*Yilei Yuanrong* (Original Hero of the Medical Rampart, 12 volumes, by Wang Haogu.)
*Weisheng Baojian* (Precious Mirror of Health Preservation, 24 volumes, by Luo Tianyi, courtesy name Qianfu.)
*Yishuo* (Medical Sayings, 10 volumes, by Zhang Gao of Xin'an, Song.)
*Xu Yishuo* (Continued Medical Sayings, 10 volumes, by Yu Zirong, courtesy name Yuzhai, of Gusu, Ming.)
*Yishi* (History of Medicine, 10 volumes, by Li Lian of Junyi.)
*Yijun* (Medical Elegance)
*Yikai* (Medical Opening)
*Chushi Yishu* (Remnant Book of the Chi Family, compiled by Chu Cheng, Minister of Northern Qi.)
*Huashi Fangmai* (Hu's Formulas and Pulses, by Hua Shou, pseudonym Yingningsheng.)
*Hanshi Yitong* (Communication of Medicine by the Han Family, 2 volumes, by Han Feixia Daoist of Luzhou, Western Shu.)
*Chengshi Yichao* (Medical Excerpts of the Cheng Family, 80 volumes.)
*Danxi Maifa* (Danxi's Pulse Methods), *Danxi Xinfa Zuanyao* (Essentials of Danxi's Heart Method), *Danxi Yi'an* (Case Records of Danxi), *Jingui Gouxuan* (Hooking Mystery from the Golden Cabinet) (all by Danxi.)
*Yilin Jiyao* (Essentials of the Medical Forest, 20 volumes, compiled by Wang Xi, Grand Commander of Zhongdu, Ming Chenghua era.)
*Renzhi Zhizhi* (Direct Guidance of Renzhai, 26 volumes, compiled by Yang Shiyng, courtesy name Dengfu, of Sanshan.)
*Yifang Xuanya* (Selected Essentials of Medical Prescriptions, 8 volumes, collected by Zhou Wencai, Imperial Physician of Xingfu.)
*Yijing Zhengben* (True Root of Medical Classics, 1 volume, by Cheng Jiong, Magistrate of Jinxiang. Argues typhoid fever is not contagious to correct the custom of abandoning kin.)
*Mingyi Zazhu* (Miscellaneous Writings of Famous Doctors, by Wang Lun, Jinshi of Cixi, Ming.)
*Yixue Daquan* (Great Complete Medicine)
*Yixue Zongzhi* (General Principles of Medicine, by Zhao Liang of Song.)
*Song Xueshi Wenji* (Collected Works of Scholar Song, by Song Lian, Ming. Contains prefaces to doctors Zhou Hanqing, Zhang Renzhai, Dai Yuanli, etc., detailing case records.)
*Wenlugong Yaozhun* (Medicine Standard of Duke Wenlu, by Wen Yanbo.)
*Jingchuan Gong Shizuan* (Historical Compilation of Duke Jingchuan, compiled by Tang Shunzhi, Ming Huiyuan.)
*Baihai Sanshu* (Three Books of Baihai, by He Tang, Governor of Huaiqing Prefecture. Discusses cough, diabetes, and Black Spirit Powder for postpartum conditions, requiring profound understanding of cosmic mysteries.)
*Yashu* (Elegant Discourse, three essays, by Wang Tingxiang of Xunchuan, Shandong. Posits qi transforms into fluids like rain/snow into clouds; thus, breath retention allows fasting.)
*Forty Families of Novels* (Two sets, compiled by enthusiasts in Wu region from various masters' notes.)
*Yanshi Jiaxun* (Family Instructions of Master Yan, 2 volumes, by Yan Zhitui, Yellow Gate Vice Minister of Northern Qi. States medicine is hard to master perfectly and should not be lightly learned to avoid harming others, acknowledging true medical wisdom.)
*Shilin Guangji* (Broad Records of the Village Woods, compiled by Chen Yuanjing of Xiying.)
*Juabi Biyong* (Must-Haves for Home Living, 10 sets, author unknown.)
*Yinshan Zhengyao* (Correct Essentials of Diet and Drinking, by Hu Sihui of Yuan.)
*Yixue Zhengzhuan* (Orthodox Transmission of Medicine, by Yu Bo, courtesy name Tianmin, of Zhejiang.)
*Yixue Jicheng* (Integration of Medicine, by Fu Zi of Yiwu, Zhejiang.)
*Yixue Qimeng* (Enlightenment of Medicine, by Ge Kejiu of Gusu.)
*Yilin Zhaoyao* (Essential Summary of the Medical Forest)
*Yifang Dacheng* (Great Achievement of Medical Prescriptions, compiled anonymously by Yuan scholar.)
*Yijia Dafang* (Major Rules for Physicians, compiled by Sun Yingkui, Donggu of Luoyang.)
*Yijing Guoxiao* (Small State of Medical Classics, 6 volumes, by Liu Chun of Ming.)
*Yifang Kuangjie Fangshi* (Quick Path of Medical Prescriptions, by Wang Zongzhuo.)
*Yijia Biyong* (Must-Haves for Physicians, by Sun Yingkui, Donggu of Luoyang, then Minister of Revenue.)
*Yixue Suijin* (Broken Gold of Medicine, compiled by Wang Dian of Xin'an.)
*Yixue San Yao* (Three Essentials of Medicine, compiled by Liu Qizong of Bashu, Ming.)
*Yixue Quanheng* (Balance of Medicine, by Wu Xianzhong of Xin'an.)
*Yixue Quanyu* (Origin of Medicine, by Fu Zi.)
*Yixue Yuanliu* (Sources of Medicine, by Xu Guozhen of Yuan.)
*Yifang Bianlan* (Convenient Guide to Medical Prescriptions)
*Yixue Zhinan* (Guide to Medicine, by Gao Ming of Siming.)
*Maijue Kanwu* (Corrections to Pulse Determination, by Dai Qizong, Tongfu, Professor of Longxing Road, Yuan.)
*Bingji Yaoxing Fu* (Ode to Disease Mechanisms and Drug Properties, by Liu Quanbei of Kecheng, Ming.)
*Qiankun Shengyi* (Life Force of Heaven and Earth, 4 volumes, by Xian.)
*Shouyu Shenfang* (Divine Prescriptions for Longevity, 4 volumes, by predecessors.)
*Shiyao Shenshu* (Divine Book of Ten Medicines, 1 volume. Traditionally attributed to Ge Kejiu, but *Gusu Zhi* lists only *Yixue Qimeng*, suggesting this is a pseudonymous work.)
*Jindan Yaozheng Daquan* (Complete Essentials of Golden Elixir, by Zhang Zhixu, Shangyangzi.)
*Jindan Zhizhi* (Direct Pointer to Golden Elixir)
*Sanyuan Zuanzan* (Compilation and Praise of Three Origins, by Li Pengfei of Yuan.)
*Yangsheng Leizuan* (Classified Compilation of Health Preservation, by Zhou Shouzhong of Yuan.)
*Jiaoshu Shinqin* (Serving Parents in Family School, compiled by Guo Sheng, Jingyang, Ming.)
*Yanglao Fengqin Shu* (Book on Supporting Parents in Old Age, by Chen Yi, Magistrate of Xinghua, Taizhou, Song Yuanfeng era.)
*Shouqin Yanglao Xinshu* (New Book on Cherishing Parents and Elderly Care, 4 volumes, by Zou Xian, Elderly Reverent, Song Dade era.)
*Xiuzhen Shishu* (Ten Books of Cultivation, by Zhongli Dongzu, Zhengyang Zhenren.)
*Dacheng Jinshu* (Golden Book of Great Completion, by Lin Lingsu of Song.)