味苦、甘，寒，有毒。主齿痛出虫，肉痹拘急，使人健行见鬼。疗癫狂风痫，颠倒拘挛。
多
走及奔马，强志，益力，通神。一名横唐，一名行唐。生海滨川谷及雍州。五月采子。
今处处亦有。子形颇似五味核而极小。惟入疗癫狂方用，寻此乃不可多食过剂耳。久服
自无嫌，通神健行，足为大
益，而《仙经》不见用之，今方家多作莨 也。
味辛，平、微温，有毒。主疟及咳逆寒热，腹中症坚，痞结，积聚，邪气，蛊毒，鬼疰。
疗
江林山川谷，生蜀汉中，恒山苗也。五月采叶，阴干。
栝蒌为之使，恶贯众。犹是恒山苗，而所出又异者，江林山即益州江阳山名，故是同处
尔。彼人采，仍萦结作丸，
得时燥者，佳矣。
〔谨案〕此草晒干，微萎则把束曝使燥，色青白堪用，若阴干便黑烂郁坏
矣。陶云作丸，此乃 饼，非
蜀漆也。
味苦、辛，寒、微寒，有毒。主伤寒寒热，热发温疟，鬼毒，胸中痰结吐逆。疗鬼蛊往
来，水胀，洒洒恶寒，鼠 。
一名互草。生益州川谷及汉中。八月采根，阴干。
畏玉札。出宜都、建平，细实黄者，呼为鸡骨恒山，用最胜。
〔谨案〕恒山叶似茗狭长，
茎
花，青萼。五月结实，青圆。三子为房。生山谷间，高者不过三、
四尺。
味苦、甘，寒，有毒。主齿痛出虫，肉痹拘急，使人健行见鬼。疗癫狂风痫，颠倒拘挛。
多走及奔马，强志，益力，通神。一名横唐，一名行唐。生海滨川谷及雍州。五月采子。
今处处亦有。子形颇似五味核而极小。惟入疗癫狂方用，寻此乃不可多食过剂耳。久服自无嫌，通神健行，足为大益，而《仙经》不见用之，今方家多作莨菪也。
味辛，平、微温，有毒。主疟及咳逆寒热，腹中症坚，痞结，积聚，邪气，蛊毒，鬼疰。疗江林山川谷，生蜀汉中，恒山苗也。五月采叶，阴干。
栝蒌为之使，恶贯众。犹是恒山苗，而所出又异者，江林山即益州江阳山名，故是同处尔。彼人采，仍萦结作丸，得时燥者，佳矣。
〔谨案〕此草晒干，微萎则把束曝使燥，色青白堪用，若阴干便黑烂郁坏矣。陶云作丸，此乃饼，非蜀漆也。
味苦、辛，寒、微寒，有毒。主伤寒寒热，热发温疟，鬼毒，胸中痰结吐逆。疗鬼蛊往来，水胀，洒洒恶寒，鼠瘘。
一名互草。生益州川谷及汉中。八月采根，阴干。
〔谨案〕恒山叶似茗狭长，茎花，青萼。五月结实，青圆。三子为房。生山谷间，高者不过三、四尺。
Bitter, sweet, cold, toxic. Primarily treats toothache with expulsion of parasites, flesh bi (obstruction in the muscles and tendons) with stiffness and spasm, enables vigorous walking and hallucinations of seeing ghosts. Treats epilepsy, wind-phlegm convulsions, turning over, and spasmodic contraction.
[It causes one to] run fast like a galloping horse, strengthens the will, increases strength, and connects with the divine spirit. Also known as Hengtang (横唐) or Xingtang (行唐). Grows by the sea coast, river valleys, and in Yongzhou. The seeds are harvested in the fifth month.
Now it is also found everywhere. The seed shape is somewhat similar to the pit of Schisandra chinensis (Wuweizi, 五味子) but extremely small. It is only used in formulas for treating mania; however, this implies that it should not be consumed excessively or in overdose. Long-term use naturally has no adverse effects; connecting with the divine spirit and enabling vigorous walking are indeed great benefits. Yet, the *Immortal Classics* do not record its use, whereas current practitioners often mistake it for Hyoscyamus niger (Langdang, 莨菪).
Pungent, neutral, slightly warm, toxic. Primarily treats malaria and cough with alternating cold and heat, hardness in the abdomen due to accumulation, epigastric fullness and obstruction, accumulations and masses, pathogenic factors, gu poison, and ghostly transmission diseases. [Grows in] Jianglin Mountain, river valleys; grows in Shu and Hanzhong; it is the sprout of Hengshan (Dichroa febrifuga, 恒山). The leaves are harvested in the fifth month and dried in the shade.
Trichosanthes kirilowii (Gualou, 栝蒌) acts as its guide drug; it opposes Cyathula officinalis (Guanzhong, 贯众). Although both are sprouts of Hengshan, their origins differ: Jianglin Mountain is another name for Jiangyang Mountain in Yizhou, hence they originate from the same region. When people there harvest it, they still twist and knot it into pills; those that are properly dried are excellent.
[Respectful Note] This herb, when sun-dried, becomes slightly withered; then it is bundled and exposed to the sun until dry. Its color is greenish-white and suitable for use. If dried in the shade, it turns black, rots, and spoils. Tao Hongjing claimed it was made into pills, but this refers to cakes, not Shuqi (蜀漆).
Bitter, pungent, cold, slightly cold, toxic. Primarily treats cold damage with alternating cold and heat, warm malaria with fever onset, ghostly toxins, phlegm accumulation in the chest with vomiting and reflux. Treats wandering gu poison, water swelling, shivering aversion to cold, and scrofula (Shulou, 鼠瘘).
Also known as Hucao (互草). Grows in river valleys of Yizhou and Hanzhong. The roots are harvested in the eighth month and dried in the shade.
It fears Aconitum carmichaelii processed (Yuzha, 玉札). Produced in Yidu and Jianping; the fine, solid, yellow ones are called Jigu Hengshan (Chicken Bone Hengshan), which are considered the most superior.
[Respectful Note] The leaves of Hengshan are narrow and long like tea leaves; the stems bear flowers with green calyces. It bears fruit in the fifth month, which is green and round. Three seeds form a locule. It grows in mountain valleys, and its height does not exceed three or four chi.