主小儿夜啼，着母卧席下，勿令母知。
主溪毒射工。绞取汁服，滓敷疮止血。
百一方∶豚耳多种，未知何是？菘菜白叶亦名豚耳。颜氏家训∶马苋一名豚耳，马齿苋
也。
主蛇蝎虫咬等毒。取草捣敷疮上，生肌止痛。生江南，高二、三尺也。
主疔疮。合白牙 （耻六反）羊啼菜也菜、青苔、半夏、地骨皮、蜂窠、小儿发、绯
帛并等分作灰。五月五日和诸药末服一钱匕，疔根出也。
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秋穗子并染皂，黑人鬓发，令人不老。生山道旁。
图经曰∶野狼杷草，主疗丈夫血痢，不疗妇人。若患积年疳痢即用其根，俗间频服有效。
患血
痢
者。取草二斤捣绞取汁一小升，纳白面半鸡子许和之，调令匀，空腹顿服之。极重者不过三
服
。若无生者，但收取苗阴干，捣为散。患痢者取散一方寸匕，和蜜水半盏服之。臣禹锡等
谨按
野狼杷草出近世，古方未见其用者。虽陈藏器尝言其黑人鬓发，令不老。生道旁。然未甚
详悉。太宗皇帝御书，记其主疗甚为精至，谨用书于《本草图经》外类篇首云。
主腋臭及金疮。五月五日采。露取之一百种阴干。烧作灰，以井华水为团，重烧令
白，以酽醋和为饼，腋下挟之，干即易。当抽一身痛闷，疮出即止。以水、小便洗之，不过
三、两度。又主金疮，止血生肌，取灰和锻石团，烧令白，刮敷疮上。
主治小儿夜间啼哭，将草放在母亲卧席之下，不要让母亲知道。
主治溪毒、射工（一种生于水边、能含沙射人的毒虫）。绞取汁液服用，药渣外敷疮口以止血。
百一方：豚耳这种植物有很多种类，不知哪一种才是？菘菜的白色叶片也被称为豚耳。《颜氏家训》记载：马苋又名豚耳，即马齿苋。
用于敷治金创（金属利器造成的创伤），可止血生肉，使疮口变黑。如今若烛花落下，预示有喜事；否则，是得钱的征兆。
主治蛇、蝎、虫类咬伤等中毒症状。取草捣烂敷于疮上，可生肌止痛。生长于江南地区，高约二、三尺。
主治疔疮。与白牙（音同“耻”，指白垩土）、羊蹄菜、青苔、半夏、地骨皮、蜂巢、小儿头发、红帛各等分制成灰。在五月五日将诸药末混合，每次服用一钱匕大小的量，可使疔疮的根须排出。
野狼杷草
秋穗子可用于染皂，使黑人鬓发乌黑，令人不老。生长在山道旁。
《图经》记载：野狼杷草，主治男子的血痢，不治疗妇人。若是患多年积年的疳痢，则使用其根部，民间频繁服用有效。患有血痢的人，取草两斤捣碎绞取汁液一小升，加入半枚鸡蛋大小的白面调和均匀，空腹一次性服下。病情极重者，不超过三服即可。如果没有鲜草，只需收取苗叶阴干，捣成散剂。患痢疾者取一方寸匕大小的散剂，用半盏蜜水调和服用。臣禹锡等人谨按：野狼杷草出自近代，古方中未见其应用。虽然陈藏器曾言其能使鬓发变黑，令人不老，生长于道旁，但描述不够详尽。太宗皇帝御笔亲书，记录其疗效非常精当细致，谨将其收录于《本草图经》外类篇首。
主治腋臭及金创。在五月五日采集。露水收集一百种草药阴干。烧成灰，用井华水（清晨第一次汲取的井水）做成团块，再次烧至变白，用浓醋调和成饼，夹在腋下，干了就更换。此时身体会感到疼痛闷胀，待疮毒发出后停止。用水或小便清洗患处，不超过两三次。又主治金创，止血生肌，取药灰和锻石（煅烧过的黄铁矿或赤铁矿粉末）做成团块，烧至变白，刮取药粉敷于疮上。
Mainly treats infantile night crying; place the herb under the mother's sleeping mat without her knowledge.
Mainly treats "Xi Du" (stream poison) and "She Gong" (a venomous insect living near water that can shoot sand to cause injury). Juice is extracted by crushing and taken orally; the dregs are applied externally to sores to stop bleeding.
Hundred-One Formula: There are many varieties of "Tun Er" (Pig's Ear), it is unclear which one is correct. The white leaves of Song Cai (Chinese Cabbage) are also called Tun Er. *Yan Shi Jia Xun* records: Ma Xian is also named Tun Er, which is Portulaca Oleracea (Purslane).
Applied to treat metal weapon wounds (Jin Chuang), it stops bleeding and promotes flesh regeneration, causing the sore to turn black. Nowadays, if candle wax drips down, it foreshadows happy events; otherwise, it is an omen of gaining money.
Mainly treats poisoning from snake, scorpion, and insect bites. The herb is crushed and applied to the wound to promote tissue regeneration and relieve pain. It grows in the Jiangnan region, reaching a height of two or three chi.
Mainly treats Ding Chuang (carbuncle/furuncle). Mix equal parts of Bai Ya (White Ochre), Yang Ti Cai (Shepherd's Purse or similar), Qing Tai (Green Moss), Ban Xia (Pinellia Rhizome), Di Gu Pi (Cortex Lycii), Feng Ke (Beehive), Xiao Er Fa (Child's Hair), and Fei Bo (Red Silk). Process them into ash. On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, mix the herbal powders and take one Qian Bi (a small measuring spoonful) dose; this will cause the root of the Ding Chuang to be expelled.
Wild Lang Ba Cao
The autumn seeds can be used to dye soap, turning black hair dark and preventing aging. It grows beside mountain paths.
*Tu Jing* states: Wild Lang Ba Cao mainly treats blood dysentery in men, but not in women. For chronic childhood malnutrition dysentery (Gan Li), use its roots; frequent consumption in folk practice is effective. For those suffering from blood dysentery, take two jin of the herb, crush and extract one sheng of juice, add flour equivalent to half an egg yolk, mix evenly, and drink on an empty stomach in one dose. For severe cases, no more than three doses are needed. If fresh herbs are unavailable, collect the seedlings, dry them in the shade, and crush into powder. Dysentery patients take one Fang Cun Bi (square-inch measure) of the powder, mixed with half a cup of honey water. Minister Yu Xi et al. note: Wild Lang Ba Cao appeared in recent times and was not found in ancient prescriptions. Although Chen Cangqi mentioned it darkens hair and prevents aging, growing by roadsides, his description was not detailed. Emperor Taizong's imperial writing records its therapeutic effects very precisely; we have included it at the beginning of the external category in *Bencao Tujing*.
Mainly treats axillary odor (body odor) and metal weapon wounds. Harvest on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Collect dew-covered herbs, dry one hundred types in the shade. Burn to ash, form into cakes using Jing Hua Shui (first-drawn well water in the morning), re-burn until white, mix with strong vinegar to form cakes, and apply between the armpits; replace when dry. This may induce whole-body pain and discomfort, stopping once sores erupt. Wash with water or urine, no more than two or three times. It also treats metal weapon wounds, stopping bleeding and promoting tissue regeneration; take ash mixed with Duan Shi (calcined pyrite or hematite powder), form into cakes, burn until white, scrape the powder, and apply to the wound.