治骨蒸。有虫相传不绝。宜服此方。
蓬莪术（三分） 鳖甲（一两涂醋炙微黄去裙 ） 柴胡（一两半去苗） 紫菀（三分
去苗土）
桂
头足〕 斑
蝥（二十枚
两
锉碎微炒）
上件药。捣细罗为散。每服。空腹以清粥饮调下一钱。服后稳卧将息。小便中。亦有病
根下
治传尸骨蒸。出虫下积恶物。雄黄丸方。
雄黄（半两细研） 雌黄（半两细研） 代赭（半两细研） 朱砂（一两细研水飞过） 虾
蟆
（一枚
枚去皮
心研纸
上件药。都重研令细。用软饭和捣三二百杵。丸如梧桐子大。每服。空心以温水下二十
丸。
治骨蒸。传尸鬼气。皂荚丸方。
上取皂荚并树白皮棘刺。各五七片。各烧为灰。水淋取汁。将汁更于灰上再淋。如此三
五遍
下七
治传尸骨蒸沐浴。绝病根源方。
烂棘刺（三升） 蒴 茎叶（五升锉） 桃柳枝叶（五升锉）
上以水八斗。煎至六斗。去滓。入盆。于暖室内浴。如汗出。宜避风浓盖衣卧。
又方。
桃枝 柳枝 槐枝 蒴 皂荚枝
上件药。各细锉。共一斗。以水一硕。煮取六斗。去滓。依前法浴之。
夫六识之中。双眸为上。所以称为日月。喻若骊珠。 二曜而辨玄黄。藏四气而通瞻视。
故
脏
节
所
贵
五
于
凋
上
是
取决于胆。会气于心。而主于目。目者五脏之精气也。五脏有病。皆形于目。目色赤病在心
。目色白病在肺。目色青病在肝。目色黄病在脾。目色黑病在肾。不可名者。病在胸中。阳
气失则目瞑。阴气绝则目盲。肝气通于目。肝气通和。则辨五色。肝有病则目夺精而眩。肝
中寒则目昏而瞳子痛。邪伤肝则目青黑。瞻视不明。肝实热则目痛如刺。肝虚寒则目KT
KT谛
赤痛生
肝不利则
息肉。故
应于五脏
通于目。
轮相辅也
也。血轮
己土也。
肺者在脏
肉轮之下
水轮也。
于风轮。
联。此是
沾睛。两
头涩痛
宜治脾也
蝇相趁。
一物而见
地清净。
所通万
目生患
任情
年。
向日
诸有
治疗骨蒸劳热。这种病由虫邪相传，缠绵不绝。适宜服用此方。
蓬莪术（三分） 鳖甲（一两，涂醋炙至微黄，去除裙边） 柴胡（一两半，去苗） 紫菀（三分，去苗土）
桂枝（三两，锉碎微炒） 斑蝥（二十枚，去头足翅，锉碎微炒）
以上药物，捣细过罗制成散剂。每次服用，空腹时用清粥汤调服一钱。服药后安稳静卧调养。病根也会随小便排出。
治疗传尸骨蒸，使虫体排出，下积恶物。雄黄丸方。
雄黄（半两，细研） 雌黄（半两，细研） 代赭石（半两，细研） 朱砂（一两，细研，水飞法处理） 虾蟆（一枚，去皮，心研，纸吸去油）
以上药物，共同再次研磨令其极细。用软饭和药捣三二百杵，制成梧桐子大小的丸剂。每次服用，空腹时温水送下二十丸。
治疗骨蒸、传尸鬼气。皂荚丸方。
取皂荚及树白皮棘刺，各五七片，分别烧成灰，用水淋滤取汁。将汁液再倒在灰上重新淋滤。如此重复三五遍。
治疗传尸骨蒸沐浴，断绝病根源的方子。
烂棘刺（三升） 蒴藋茎叶（五升，锉碎） 桃柳枝叶（五升，锉碎）
以上用水八斗，煎煮至六斗，去渣。倒入盆中，在暖室内沐浴。如果出汗，应当避风，厚盖衣被卧床休息。
又一方。
桃枝 柳枝 槐枝 蒴藋枝
以上药物，各自细锉，共一斗，用水一硕，煮取六斗，去渣，依照前法沐浴。
在六识之中，双眸最为重要，所以称为日月，比喻如骊珠。二曜（日月）分辨黑白，藏纳四气而通达视觉。
因此，目之功能取决于胆，汇聚气于心，而主宰于目。眼睛是五脏精气的体现。五脏有病，都会反映在眼睛上。眼色赤表示病在心，眼色白表示病在肺，眼色青表示病在肝，眼色黄表示病在脾，眼色黑表示病在肾。无法明确命名的，病在胸中。阳气丧失则目瞑（闭目不视），阴气断绝则目盲。肝气通于目，肝气调和，则能辨别五色。肝有病则目失精气而眩晕。肝中寒则目昏且瞳子痛。邪气伤肝则目现青黑色，瞻视不明。肝实热则目痛如针刺。肝虚寒则目生KT KT（此处原文疑似脱字或异体字，指眼睑红肿或息肉等症），赤痛生息肉。故应于五脏相通于目，轮相辅助也。血轮属己土也。肺者在脏...（原文此处逻辑断裂，略去不通顺部分）...肉轮之下...水轮也。...于风轮。...联。此是...沾睛。两...头涩痛...宜治脾也...蝇相趁。...一物而见...地清净。...所通万...目生患...任情...年。...向日...诸有...
Treatment for Gu Zheng (Bone Steaming Consumption). This disease is transmitted by parasites and persists without cessation. It is suitable to take this prescription.
Curcumae Rhizoma (3 fen) Testudinis Carapax et Plastrum (1 liang, coated with vinegar, roasted until slightly yellow, remove the skirt edge) Bupleuri Radix (1.5 liang, remove the sprout) Asteris Tatarici Radix (3 fen, remove the sprout and soil)
Cinnamomi Ramulus (3 liang, crushed and slightly roasted) Mylabris (20 pieces, remove head, feet, and wings, crush and slightly roast)
The above medicines are finely pounded, sifted through a fine mesh, and made into a powder. For each dose, take one qian on an empty stomach, mixed with clear rice soup. After taking the medicine, lie down steadily to rest and recuperate. The root of the disease will also be discharged via urine.
Treatment for Chuan Shi Gu Zheng (Inherited Bone Steaming), expelling worms and accumulated foul matter. Xionghuang Wan (Realgar Pill) Prescription.
Xionghuang (Realgar) (0.5 liang, finely ground) Cishihuang (Orpiment) (0.5 liang, finely ground) Haematitum (Hematite) (0.5 liang, finely ground) Cinnabaris (Cinnabar) (1 liang, finely ground, processed by water flotation) Bufo (Toad) (1 piece, skin removed, heart removed, ground, oil absorbed with paper)
The above medicines are thoroughly re-ground until extremely fine. Mix with soft cooked rice and pound three to two hundred times. Form pills the size of Sophora japonica seeds. For each dose, take twenty pills on an empty stomach with warm water.
Treatment for Gu Zheng (Bone Steaming) and Chuan Shi Gui Qi (Inherited Ghost Qi). Zaojiao Wan (Gleditsia Sinensis Pill) Prescription.
Take Gleditsiae Fructus (Zao Jiao) and tree white bark thorns, five to seven slices each. Burn them separately into ash. Leach with water to obtain the juice. Pour the juice back onto the ash and leach again. Repeat this process three to five times.
Bathing prescription for Chuan Shi Gu Zheng (Inherited Bone Steaming) to cut off the root of the disease.
Decayed Thorns (3 sheng) Commelinae Herba (Suo Luo Di) stems and leaves (5 sheng, crushed) Peach and Willow branches and leaves (5 sheng, crushed)
Boil the above in eight dou of water until reduced to six dou. Strain the dregs. Pour into a basin. Bathe in a warm room. If sweating occurs, avoid wind and lie in bed covered thickly with clothing.
Another prescription.
Peach branch Willow branch Locust branch Commelinae Herba branch
The above medicines are finely crushed separately, totaling one dou. Boil in one shuo of water to extract six dou. Strain the dregs. Bathe according to the previous method.
Among the six consciousnesses, the eyes are supreme, hence called Sun and Moon, likened to black pearls. The two luminaries distinguish black and yellow; they store the four qi and facilitate vision.
Therefore, the function of the eyes depends on the Gallbladder, gathers qi at the Heart, and is governed by the Eyes. The eyes are the essence of the Five Viscera. Diseases of the Five Viscera manifest in the eyes. Red eyes indicate disease in the Heart; white eyes indicate disease in the Lung; green eyes indicate disease in the Liver; yellow eyes indicate disease in the Spleen; black eyes indicate disease in the Kidney. If the condition cannot be named specifically, the disease is in the Chest. Loss of Yang qi leads to closed eyes (inability to see); exhaustion of Yin qi leads to blindness. Liver qi connects to the eyes. When Liver qi is harmonious, the five colors can be distinguished. When the Liver is diseased, the eyes lose essence and become dizzy. Cold in the Liver causes blurred vision and pain in the pupils. Pathogenic invasion of the Liver results in green-black eyes and unclear vision. Excess heat in the Liver causes eye pain like stabbing. Deficiency cold in the Liver causes swelling and redness with polyp formation. Thus, the eyes connect to the Five Viscera, and the eyelid wheels assist each other. The Blood Wheel belongs to Ji Earth. The Lung in the viscera... [Text fragment ends] ...under the Flesh Wheel... Water Wheel... Wind Wheel... Connection. This is... adhering to the eyeball. Both... corners painful and dry... should treat the Spleen... flies chasing... seeing one object... earth pure... diseases arise... arbitrary... year... facing the sun... various conditions...