有小毒。主蜘蛛咬及疔肿，疽病疮，烧令黑，和油涂之。亦取蜂窠土，酢和为泥，
敷蜘蛛咬处，当得瘥。出岭南，如土蜂，翅赤，头黑，穿土为窠，食蜘蛛。大如螃蟹，遥知
蜂来，皆野狼狈藏隐，蜂已预知其处。相食如此者无遗也。
所用同前。似小蜂，黑色，一足。连树根不得去，不能动摇。五月采取，出岭南。
又有独脚蚁，功用同蜂。亦连树根下，能动摇，出岭南。
味咸，无毒。主生气及妇人劳损，积血带下，小儿风疾，丹毒。汤火炸出，以姜
酢进之，海人亦为常味，一名水母，一名樗蒲鱼，生东海，如血 ，大者如床，小者如斗，
无腹胃、眼目，以虾为目，虾动 沉，故曰水母。目虾如 之与 相假矣。 （除驾切）
。
有毒。主一切疔肿，附骨疽蚀等疮，宿肉赘瘤，烧为末，和腊月猪脂敷
之。亦可诸药为膏，主疔肿出根。似蜘蛛，穴土为窠。《尔雅》云∶ （音迭）蜴（音荡）。
郭
注云∶ 也。穴上有盖，复穴口，今呼为颠 虫，河北人呼为 蜴，音蛭螗，是处有之。
崔知悌方∶云∶主疔肿为上。
有大毒。主人嗜酒不已，取一节烧成灰，水下，服之讫，便不喜闻酒气。过一节则
毒人至死。此用疗嗜酒人也。亦主蚕白僵死，取虫烧作灰粉之。以烧令黑，敷恶疮。乌斑色
，长二、三寸，生林间，如百足而大。更有大者如指，名马陆，能登木群吟。已见《本经》
。
（赤翅蜂）有小毒。主治蜘蛛咬伤以及疔疮肿毒、疽病疮疡，将其烧至黑色，与油调和后涂抹患处。也可以取蜂巢中的泥土，用醋调和成泥状，敷在蜘蛛咬伤处，应当能够痊愈。产于岭南地区，形状像土蜂，翅膀呈红色，头部黑色，挖掘泥土筑巢，以蜘蛛为食。体型大如螃蟹，能远远感知到蜜蜂的到来，蜜蜂便预先知道其藏身之处。它们相互捕食，如此这般，没有遗漏的。
所用方法同前文所述。（山蛩虫）似小蜂，黑色，只有一只脚。附着在树根上无法去除，不能动摇。五月采集，产于岭南。又有独脚蚁，功效与山蛩虫相同。也附着在树根下，但能摇动，产于岭南。
（海蜇）味咸，无毒。主治气虚及妇人劳损、积血、带下病、小儿风疾、丹毒。被汤火烫伤，用姜醋送服，海边人也常将其作为日常食物。又名水母，又名樗蒲鱼，生于东海，颜色如血，大的如床，小的如斗，没有腹部、胃部和眼目，以虾的眼睛作为自己的眼睛，虾动则它下沉，所以叫水母。虾的眼睛与水母的关系，就像两者互相借用一样。（除驾切）。
（传尸鬼疰虫）有小毒。主治传尸鬼疰（一种慢性消耗性传染病），形状像夜行虫但较小，也不可轻易使用。
（颠蛸/地鳖虫类）有毒。主治各种疔疮肿毒、附骨疽蚀等疮疡、宿肉赘瘤，将其烧成粉末，与腊月猪脂调和后敷贴患处。也可以制成其他药物的膏剂，主治使疔疮肿毒排出根部。形状像蜘蛛，在土中打洞筑巢。《尔雅》说：（音迭）蜴（音荡）。郭璞注解说：即地鳖虫。洞穴上有盖子，覆盖住洞口，现在称为颠蛸虫，河北人称为蜴，读音为蛭螗，各地都有。崔知悌的方子说：主治疔疮肿毒效果最好。
（马陆/百足虫）有大毒。主治人们嗜酒不止的症状，取一节烧成灰，用水送服，服完后，就不再喜欢闻酒的气味。超过一节服用量则会导致人死亡。这是用来治疗嗜酒之人的。也主治蚕白僵死病，取虫子烧成灰粉。将其烧至黑色，敷治恶疮。乌斑色，长二、三寸，生于林间，像百足虫但体型较大。还有更大的如手指粗，名叫马陆，能登上树木群集鸣叫。已在《神农本草经》中记载。
(Chi Chi Feng / Red-winged Bee) Has slight toxicity. Primarily treats spider bites, as well as Ding sores (hard, deep-seated boils), abscesses, and ulcerative sores. Burn it until black, mix with oil, and apply topically. Alternatively, take the soil from the bee nest, mix with vinegar to form a paste, and apply to the site of the spider bite; recovery is expected. It is found in Lingnan, resembles the earth bee, has red wings and a black head, digs burrows in the earth to build nests, and feeds on spiders. It is as large as a crab. It can sense the approach of bees from afar, and the bees anticipate its hiding place. They prey upon each other in this manner, leaving nothing behind.
The method of use is the same as mentioned previously. (Shan Qiong Chong / Mountain Centipede-like Insect) Resembles a small bee, is black in color, and has only one leg. It attaches to tree roots and cannot be removed; it does not move. Harvested in the fifth month, found in Lingnan. There is also a "one-legged ant" (Du Jiao Yi), which has the same efficacy as the Shan Qiong Chong. It also attaches beneath tree roots but can tremble; it is found in Lingnan.
(Hai Zhe / Jellyfish) Salty in flavor, non-toxic. Primarily treats Qi deficiency, women's consumptive disorders, accumulated blood, leukorrhea, pediatric wind diseases, and erysipelas. For burns caused by boiling water or fire, administer with ginger and vinegar. People from coastal regions also consume it as a common food. Also known as Shui Mu (Water Mother) or Chu Pu Yu. It lives in the East Sea, is blood-red in color, large specimens are as big as a bed, small ones as big as a bucket. It lacks an abdomen, stomach, eyes, and vision; it uses shrimp as its eyes. When the shrimp moves, it sinks, hence the name Shui Mu. The relationship between the shrimp's eyes and the jellyfish is akin to mutual borrowing. (Pronunciation: Chu Jia Qie).
(Chuan Shi Gui Zhu Chong / Parasitic Worm for Consumption Disease) Has slight toxicity. Primarily treats Chuan Shi Gui Zhu (a chronic wasting disease attributed to ghosts/pathogens). It resembles a night-crawling insect but is smaller; it should not be used lightly.
(Dian Xiao / Ground Beetle type) Toxic. Primarily treats all types of Ding sores, abscesses with bone erosion, old flesh tags, and tumors. Burn it into powder, mix with lard from the twelfth lunar month, and apply topically. It can also be formulated into ointments with other herbs to treat Ding sores by extracting them from the root. It resembles a spider and digs burrows in the soil. *Erya* states: Die (pronounced Die) Yi (pronounced Dang). Guo Pu’s commentary notes: It is the ground beetle. There is a lid above the burrow that covers the entrance. Currently called Dian Xiao Chong; people in Hebei call it Yi, pronounced Zhi Tang. It is found everywhere. Cui Zhiti’s formula states: It is superior for treating Ding sores.
(Ma Lu / Millipede) Has great toxicity. Primarily treats excessive alcohol consumption. Take one segment, burn it to ash, and swallow with water. After ingestion, the patient will no longer desire the smell of alcohol. Consuming more than one segment can be fatal to humans. This is used to treat alcoholism. It also treats silkworms dying white and stiff; take the insect, burn it to ash/powder. Burn it until black and apply to malignant sores. It is black-spotted, two to three cun long, lives in forests, resembles a centipede but is larger. There are even larger ones, finger-thick, named Ma Lu, capable of climbing trees and gathering to make sounds. Already recorded in *Ben Cao Jing*.