治诸般恶疮万金膏，深兄堂主。
五倍子（一钱） 赤芍药 白芷 大黄 官桂 当归 玄参 干地黄（各二钱半，以上
第一次煎） 虢丹（四两，第一次入） 当归（二钱半） 羌活 云母（别研，各一钱） 巴
豆（三十五粒，以上第二次煎） 乳香（别研） 滑石（别研） 白胶香（别研，各一钱） 没
药（别研，二钱半） 虢
上件各细锉，用真清麻油一斤省，先将半斤入铫煎沸，下五倍子、芍药、白芷、大黄、
官桂、当归、玄参、地黄八件，以柳枝一条搅油，候药带焦色，用绵一约滤去滓；再将药油
入铫，候略沸下虢丹四两，打转，看候紫色，将油一两点滴在水面上成珠子，即便倾出安稳
处。再将清油半斤，如前煎沸，下当归、羌活、云母、巴豆及青杨柳枝皮指面大一、二十片
同煎，候药带焦，用绵子滤去滓，再煎药油下乳香、滑石、胶香、没药、虢丹同煎，候如前
带紫色，滴入水中，才成珠子，却将前煎药油倾作一铫，同煎打匀为度。煎药时不要火太紧，
恐
验。
郑都丞方，有效。
当归 熟地黄 玄参 大黄 香白芷 续断 赤芍药 官桂（各二两） 莪术（一两）
上用麻油六斤，将前六味锉碎，留香白芷一块，入锅内，以炭火熬香白芷焦黄色，滤去
诸药不用，候油冷下黄丹，用柳枝不住手搅，再上火熬色转为度，放冷自成膏矣。
药材与炮制：
五倍子（一钱）、赤芍药、白芷、大黄、官桂、当归、玄参、干地黄（各二钱半，以上为第一次煎煮的药材）；虢丹（四两，在第一次加入）；当归（二钱半）；羌活、云母（分别研磨，各一钱）；巴豆（三十五粒，以上为第二次煎煮的药材）；乳香（分别研磨）、滑石（分别研磨）、白胶香（分别研磨，各一钱）；没药（分别研磨，二钱半）。
制作步骤：
将上述药材各自切碎，使用真清麻油一斤（宋代度量衡，约相当于现代的特定重量单位，此处保留原意“省”可能指代某种计量或地域习惯，通常理解为总量），先将半斤油放入锅中煮沸，投入五倍子、芍药、白芷、大黄、官桂、当归、玄参、地黄这八味药，用一根柳枝搅拌油液，待药材颜色变为焦黄时，用细棉布过滤去除药渣；再将药油倒入锅中，待其略微沸腾时，投入四两虢丹，不断搅拌，观察油色变为紫色，取一两滴油滴在水面上能凝结成珠状，即可迅速倒出并置于安全处冷却。再取半斤清油，像之前一样煮沸，投入当归、羌活、云母、巴豆以及指甲盖大小的一二十片青杨柳树枝皮一同煎煮，待药材变焦，用棉布过滤去渣，再次将药油加热，投入乳香、滑石、胶香、没药、虢丹同煎，待油色如前变为紫色，滴入水中能形成珠状，然后将之前煎好的药油倒入锅中，与新药油混合均匀煎煮至适度。煎药时火力不要过猛，以免烧焦失效。此方经郑都丞验证，有效。
【如圣膏】
（注：原文标题虽为如圣膏，但内容未完整展示方名对应关系，仅列出药材及制法，依原文翻译）
药材：
当归、熟地黄、玄参、大黄、香白芷、续断、赤芍药、官桂（各二两）；莪术（一两）。
制作步骤：
使用麻油六斤，将上述前六味药材切碎，单独留下香白芷一块，放入锅内，用炭火熬香白芷至焦黄色，过滤去除所有药材不用，待油冷却后投入黄丹，用柳枝不停搅拌，再次上火熬制至颜色转变为止，放冷后即自然成为膏状。
[Myriad Gold Ointment]
Indicated for various malignant sores. This formula was provided by the Master of Shenxiong Hall.
Ingredients and Preparation:
Wubeizi (Galla Chinensis, 1 qian), Chishao Yao (Radix Paeoniae Rubra), Baizhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae), Dahuang (Radix et Rhizoma Rhei), Guanzi Gui (Cortex Cinnamomi), Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis), Xuanshen (Radix Scrophulariae), Ganyedi Huang (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata) (each 2.5 qian, these are for the first decoction); Guodan (Litharge, 4 liang, added in the first stage); Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis, 2.5 qian); Qianghuo (Rhizoma Notopterygii), Yunmu (Muscovite, separately ground, each 1 qian); Badou (Semen Crotonis, 35 grains, these are for the second decoction); Xuxiang (Olibanum, separately ground), Huashi (Talcum, separately ground), Baijiaoxiang (Boswellia Carterii, separately ground, each 1 qian); Moyao (Myrrha, separately ground, 2.5 qian).
Procedure:
Finely chop each of the aforementioned herbs. Use one jin (approx. 600g in Song dynasty context, referred to as 'sheng' in text implying a specific measure or local standard) of pure sesame oil. First, boil half a jin of oil in a crucible. Add the eight herbs: Wubeizi, Shaoyao, Baizhi, Dahuang, Guanzi Gui, Danggui, Xuanshen, and Dihuang. Stir the oil with a willow branch until the herbs turn scorched brown. Filter out the dregs using fine cotton cloth. Pour the medicated oil back into the crucible. When it is slightly boiling, add four liang of Guodan (Litharge). Stir continuously until the oil turns purple. Test by dripping one or two drops of oil onto water; if it forms bead-like pearls, immediately pour it out and place it in a safe location to cool. Take another half jin of clear oil, boil it as before, and add Danggui, Qianghuo, Yunmu, Badou, and ten to twenty pieces of Qingyangliuzhi pi (bark of green willow branches, size of a fingernail). Simmer until the herbs are scorched, then filter through cotton cloth. Reheat the medicated oil and add Xuxiang, Huashi, Jiaoxiang, Moyao, and Guodan. Simmer until the oil turns purple again and forms beads when dropped in water. Then, pour the previously prepared medicated oil into the crucible and mix thoroughly by simmering. Do not use excessive heat during decoction to prevent burning and loss of efficacy. Verified by Chancellor Zheng, this method is effective.
[Rusheng Ointment]
Ingredients:
Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis), Shudihuang (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata), Xuanshen (Radix Scrophulariae), Dahuang (Radix et Rhizoma Rhei), Xiangbaizhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae), Xuduan (Radix Dipsaci), Chishao Yao (Radix Paeoniae Rubra), Guanzi Gui (Cortex Cinnamomi) (each 2 liang); Ezhu (Rhizoma Curcumae) (1 liang).
Procedure:
Use six jin of sesame oil. Finely chop the first six herbs mentioned above. Set aside one piece of Xiangbaizhi. Place it in the pot and roast over charcoal fire until it turns scorched yellow. Filter out all herbs and discard them. Once the oil has cooled, add Huangdan (Lead Monoxide). Stir constantly with a willow branch. Reheat and simmer until the color changes appropriately. Allow to cool naturally, and it will form an ointment.