味苦，寒，有小毒。主热 ，烦满，不能食。生捣汁，服三四合。多则令人吐。
味辛，平，有大毒。主咳逆上气，破积聚饮食，寒热水气，胁下积癖，恶疮鼠
鬼精蛊毒。杀飞鸟走兽。一名续毒。生擒亭山谷及奉高，二月八月采根阴干。陈而沉水
味辛，温，微温。有毒。主杀蛊毒，鬼疰精物，辟恶气不祥，逐邪，解百毒。疗
喉结，风邪，烦惑，失魄妄见，去目中肤翳。杀大毒，不入汤。一名爵犀，一名马目毒公
一名九臼，一名天臼，一名解毒。生九真山谷及冤句，二月八月采根。
大寒。主痈肿结热。
味苦，平，无毒。主浸淫疥瘙，疸痔，杀三虫。疗女子阴蚀。生东莱山谷，五月采，阴
干。
味酸，寒，无毒。主恶疮 。捣傅之，杀诸小虫。生道旁。
味甘，平，无毒。主妇人乳痈肿，水煮汁饮之，及封之，立消。一名耩耨草。
味辛酸，平，有毒。主水胀疝瘕痹，熨除痈肿，杀鬼精物。疗胸中邪气，水肿痿痹，腹
满洪直，疏五脏，散水气，如人形者有神。一名芴根，一名夜呼。生咸阳川谷。
【水蓼】味苦，性寒，有小毒。主治热病、烦闷胀满、不能进食。将鲜品捣烂取汁，服用三四合（约60-90毫升）。用量过多会导致呕吐。
【某药】味辛，性平，有大毒。主治咳嗽气逆，破除饮食积聚及寒热水气引起的病症，胁下积块癖疾，恶疮以及鼠瘘鬼疰蛊毒。能杀死飞鸟和走兽。又名续毒。生长于擒亭山谷及奉高地区，二月和八月采集根部，阴干后陈久者以沉水者为佳。
【某药】味辛，性温（或微温），有毒。主治杀灭蛊毒、鬼疰精怪之物，辟除邪恶不祥之气，驱逐邪气，解除各种毒素。治疗喉部结块、风邪侵袭、心烦困惑、失魂妄见，去除眼中翳膜。能杀灭大毒，但不入汤剂服用。又名爵犀、马目毒公、九臼、天臼、解毒。生长于九真山谷及冤句地区，二月和八月采集根部。
【某药】味甘，性寒。主治消渴病、客热（外感之热），止小便频数。
【某药】性大寒。主治痈肿结热。
【某药】味苦，性平，无毒。主治浸淫疥癣瘙痒、黄疸痔疮，杀灭三虫（蛔虫、蛲虫、绦虫等）。治疗女子阴户蚀烂。生长于东莱山谷，五月采集，阴干。
【某药】味酸，性寒，无毒。主治恶疮。捣碎后外敷，可杀灭各种小虫。生长于道路两旁。
【某药】味苦，性平，无毒。主治赤白痢疾及冷热痢。散剂服用或煎汤饮服，吞服一枚可破痈肿。
【某药】味甘，性平，无毒。主治妇人乳痈肿。用水煮取汁饮用，并外敷患处，可立即消散。又名耩耨草。
【某药】味辛、酸，性平，有毒。主治水胀、疝气、瘕聚、痹证，熨敷可消除痈肿，杀灭鬼精之物。治疗胸中邪气、水肿痿痹、腹部胀满坚硬，疏通五脏，消散水气，若形状像人形者具有神效。又名芴根、夜呼。生长于咸阳川谷。
【某药】味辛，性平，有毒。主治蛊毒，驱逐邪恶之气，杀灭鬼魅所致疟疾，辟除不祥。又名雀瓢。即蛇衔的根部，生长于朱崖，八月采集阴干。
[Shuiliao (Polygonum hydropiper)] Bitter in taste, cold in nature, slightly toxic. Primarily treats heat conditions, vexation and fullness, and inability to eat. Fresh plant is crushed to extract juice, 3–4 he (approx. 60–90 ml) taken orally. Excessive dosage induces vomiting.
[Unnamed Herb] Pungent in taste, neutral in nature, highly toxic. Primarily treats cough with rebellious Qi, breaks up food accumulation and disorders caused by cold, hot, or water-Qi; resolves hypochondriac masses and癖 (fixed lumps); treats malignant sores, rat-sores, ghostly affections, and gu-poison. Kills flying birds and running beasts. Also named Xudu. Grows in Qinting Valley and Fenggao area; roots harvested in February and August, dried in shade. Old specimens that sink in water are preferred.
[Unnamed Herb] Pungent in taste, warm (or slightly warm) in nature, toxic. Primarily kills gu-poison and ghostly/spiritual entities; repels evil and inauspicious Qi; expels pathogenic factors; resolves various toxins. Treats throat nodules, wind-pathogen invasion, mental confusion/vexation, loss of soul with hallucinations, and corneal opacity. Kills severe toxins but is not used in decoctions. Also named Juexi, Maimu Dougong, Jiujiu, Tianjiu, Jiedu. Grows in Jiuzhen Valley and Yuanju area; roots harvested in February and August.
[Unnamed Herb] Sweet in taste, cold in nature. Primarily treats Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst syndrome), external heat, and frequent urination.
[Unnamed Herb] Greatly cold in nature. Primarily treats carbuncles and swelling with accumulated heat.
[Unnamed Herb] Bitter in taste, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats impetigo, scabies, itching, jaundice, hemorrhoids, and kills three types of parasites. Treats erosion of the female genitalia. Grows in Donglai Valley; harvested in May, dried in shade.
[Unnamed Herb] Sour in taste, cold in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats malignant sores. Crushed and applied externally to kill various small insects. Grows along roadsides.
[Unnamed Herb] Bitter in taste, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats bloody and white dysentery as well as cold-heat dysentery. Taken as powder or decoction; swallowing one pill/cake can resolve abscesses and swellings.
[Unnamed Herb] Sweet in taste, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Primarily treats breast abscesses in women. Decocted in water for drinking and topical application; resolves immediately. Also named Jiangnou Cao.
[Unnamed Herb] Pungent and sour in taste, neutral in nature, toxic. Primarily treats edema, hernia, jia-masses (abdominal lumps), and bi-syndrome (impediment syndrome); hot compresses relieve carbuncles and swellings; kills ghostly/spiritual entities. Treats pathogenic factors in the chest, edema, flaccidity, and bi-syndrome; abdominal distension with hardness; unblocks the five Zang organs; dissipates water-Qi. Those resembling human form possess spiritual efficacy. Also named Wugen, Yehu. Grows in Xianyang River Valley.
[Unnamed Herb] Pungent in taste, neutral in nature, toxic. Primarily treats gu-poison; expels evil Qi; kills ghost-induced malaria; repels inauspicious influences. Also named Quepiao. It is the root of She Xian (Herba Siegesbeckiae), grows in Zhuya, harvested in August, dried in shade.
[Unnamed Herb] Primarily treats snake venom. Crushed and applied externally; juice extracted and taken orally to prevent snake venom from entering the interior and causing cardiac oppression. Soaking feet in boiled decoction reduces qi-edema.