崔氏鹿角粉方。
取角三四寸截之，乃向炊灶底烧一遍，去中心虚恶者，并除黑皮讫，捣作末，以绢筛下，
水和，帛练四五重，置角末于中，绞作团，大小任意，于炭火中熟烧，即将出火令冷，又
碎作末，还以水和，更以帛练四五重绞作团，如此四五遍烧捣碎，皆用水和，以后更三遍用
牛乳和，烧捣一依前法，更捣碎，于瓷器中用玉锤研作末，将和桃花粉佳。
又桃花粉方。
光明砂 雄黄 熏黄（并研末） 真珠末 鹰粪 珊瑚 云母粉 麝香（用当门子）
鹿角粉（无问多少各等分）
上九味研，以细为佳，就中鹿角粉多少许无妨。
千金湿香方。
沉香（三分） 零陵香 KT 香 麝香（各六分） 薰陆香（一分） 丁子香（二分）
甲香
（半分以水洗熬） 甘松香（二分） 檀香（一分） 藿香（二分）
上十味粗捣下筛，蜜和，瓦烧之，为湿香熏衣。（出第六卷中）
千金翼熏衣湿香方。
薰陆香（八两） 詹糖香（五两） 览探 藿香（各三两） 甲香（二两） 青桂皮（五
两）
上六味，先取硬者粘湿难碎者，各别捣或细切 咀，使如黍粟，然后二薄布于盘上，自
余别捣，亦别于其上有顷筛下者，以纱不得太细，别煎蜜，就盘上以手搜搦令匀，后乃捣之
，燥湿必须调适，不得过度，太燥则难丸太湿则难烧，易尽则香气不发，难尽则烟多，烟多
则唯有焦臭，无复芬芳，是故香须粗细燥湿合度，蜜与香相称，火又须微，使香与绿烟共尽
。（出第五卷中）
备急六味熏衣香方。
沉香 麝香（一两） 苏合香（一两半） 丁香（二两） 甲香（一两酒洗蜜涂微炙） 白
胶香（一两）
上六味药，捣沉香令碎如大豆粒，丁香亦捣余香讫蜜丸烧之，若薰衣，加艾纳香半两佳。
又方
沉香（九两） 白檀香（一两） 麝香（二两并和捣） 丁香（一两二铢） 苏合香（一
两）
甲香（二两酒洗准前） 薰陆香（一两二铢和捣） 甘松香（一两别捣）
上八味蜜和，用瓶盛埋地底二十日，出丸以熏衣。
又熏衣香方。
沉水香（一斤锉酒渍一宿） KT 香（五两鸡骨者） 甲香（二两酒洗） 苏合香（一
两如无亦
得） 麝香（一两） 丁香（一两半） 白檀香（一两别研）
上七味，捣如小豆大小相和，以细罗罗麝香，纳中令调，以密器盛，封三日用之，七日
更佳，欲薰衣，先于润地陈令 ，上笼频烧三两大佳，火炷笼下，安水一碗，烧讫止衣于
大箱中 之，经三两宿后，复上所经过处，去后犹得半日以来香气不歇，正观年中敕赐此方。
Cui's Deer Horn Powder Formula.
Take deer horns three to four cun in length, cut them, then roast them once at the bottom of a cooking stove. Remove the loose and impure center parts, and scrape off the black skin completely. Then, pound into powder, sift through silk gauze.
Mix with water, wrap the horn powder in four or five layers of boiled silk cloth, twist into balls of any size. Roast thoroughly in charcoal fire, remove from fire to cool, then crush into powder again. Mix with water once more, wrap in four or five layers of boiled silk cloth, twist into balls. Repeat this roasting, pounding, and crushing process four or five times, always mixing with water. Afterwards, repeat three times mixing with cow's milk. Roasting and pounding follow the previous method exactly. Crush finely, grind into powder using a jade pestle in a porcelain vessel. Mixing this with Peach Blossom Powder is excellent.
Another Peach Blossom Powder Formula.
Guangming Sha (Bright Cinnabar), Xionghuang (Realgar), Xunhuang (Orpiment) (all ground into powder), Zhenzhu Mo (Pearl Powder), Yingfen (Eagle Droppings), Shanhu (Coral), Yunmu Fen (Mica Powder), Shexiang (Musk) (use Dangmenzi part).
Lujiao Fen (Deer Horn Powder) (any amount, equal parts for all ingredients).
Grind these nine ingredients finely; finer is better. The exact proportion of Deer Horn Powder within this mixture is not critical.
Qianjin Wet Incense Formula.
Chenxiang (Agarwood) (3 fen), Linglingxiang (Lingling Fragrance), KT Xiang, Shexiang (Musk) (6 fen each), Xunluxiang (Frankincense) (1 fen), Dingzixiang (Clove) (2 fen).
Jiaxiang (Turtle Shell Fragrance) (0.5 fen, washed with water and decocted), Gansongxiang (Sweet Flag) (2 fen), Tanxiang (Sandalwood) (1 fen), Huoxiang (Patchouli) (2 fen).
Coarsely pound these ten ingredients and sieve. Mix with honey, roast in earthenware, to produce wet incense for fumigating clothes. (From Volume 6)
Qianjin Yi Fumigating Clothes Wet Incense Formula.
Xunluxiang (Frankincense) (8 liang), Zhantangxiang (Gum Elemi), Lantan, Huoxiang (Patchouli) (3 liang each), Jiaxiang (Turtle Shell Fragrance) (2 liang), Qingguipi (Green Cinnamon Bark) (5 liang).
For these six ingredients, first select the hard, sticky, and difficult-to-crush parts. Pound or cut them finely into sizes resembling millet grains. Spread two thin layers on a plate. Pound the remaining ingredients separately and sieve them over the plate using gauze that is not too fine. Decoct honey separately. On the plate, knead by hand until uniform, then pound further. The dryness and moisture must be balanced appropriately. Too dry makes pill-making difficult; too wet makes burning difficult. If it burns out too quickly, the fragrance does not emit well; if it is hard to burn, there is much smoke. Excessive smoke results only in scorched odor, losing the fragrance. Therefore, the incense must have appropriate coarseness and moisture content, the honey must match the incense quantity, and the fire must be mild, allowing the incense and green smoke to burn out together. (From Volume 5)
Beiji Six-Ingredient Fumigating Clothes Incense Formula.
Chenxiang (Agarwood), Shexiang (Musk) (1 liang), Suhexiang (Styrax) (1.5 liang), Dingxiang (Clove) (2 liang), Jiaxiang (Turtle Shell Fragrance) (1 liang, washed with wine, coated with honey, lightly roasted), Baijiaoxiang (White Styrax Resin) (1 liang).
Pound the Chenxiang (Agarwood) until broken into pieces the size of soybeans. Pound the Dingxiang (Clove) similarly. Pound the other fragrances, mix with honey to make pills, and burn. For fumigating clothes, adding Bina Xiang (Borneo Camphor) half a liang is beneficial.
Another Prescription
Chenxiang (Agarwood) (9 liang), Baitanxiang (White Sandalwood) (1 liang), Shexiang (Musk) (2 liang, mixed and pounded together), Dingxiang (Clove) (1 liang 2 zhu), Suhexiang (Styrax) (1 liang).
Jiaxiang (Turtle Shell Fragrance) (2 liang, washed with wine as before), Xunluxiang (Frankincense) (1 liang 2 zhu, mixed and pounded), Gansongxiang (Sweet Flag) (1 liang, pounded separately).
Mix these eight ingredients with honey, store in a bottle, bury underground for twenty days. Take out, form into pills for fumigating clothes.
Another Fumigating Clothes Incense Formula.
Chenshui Xiang (Aquilaria Wood) (1 jin, chopped and soaked in wine overnight), KT Xiang (5 liang, use chicken bone variety), Jiaxiang (Turtle Shell Fragrance) (2 liang, washed with wine), Suhexiang (Styrax) (1 liang, optional if unavailable), Shexiang (Musk) (1 liang), Dingxiang (Clove) (1.5 liang), Baitanxiang (White Sandalwood) (1 liang, ground separately).
Pound these seven ingredients to the size of small beans and mix. Sieve the Shexiang (Musk) through a fine sieve, add to the mixture to blend. Store in a sealed container, seal for three days before use; seven days is even better. To fumigate clothes, first lay them on moist ground to dampen them. Place in a cage and burn frequently; three da is optimal. Place the fire stick under the cage, set a bowl of water nearby. After burning, stop fumigation and place the clothes in a large chest to seal them. After two or three nights, repeat the process over the areas previously treated. Even after removal, the fragrance will persist for half a day. This formula was decreed and bestowed during the Zhenguan era.