味苦，平，无毒。主治风寒湿痹，心腹邪气，利关节，止烦满。平肾胃气，补阴气不足，
失精，茎冷。久服轻身，明目，不老，令人皮肤光泽，有子。一名鲁果能，一名地椹，一名
石熊，一名彭根，一名天豆。生太山川泽石边。五月五日采子，二月、八月采皮，阴干。（大
戟为之使，畏蛇蜕、吴茱萸。）
今出近道，子形粗，似蛇床子而扁，非真好者，人言是蓄菜子尔。东山石上所生，其叶
芮
味苦，微寒、微温，无毒。主治心腹邪气，小便不利，淋闭，风湿，鬼疰，恶
补内虚不足，治痞满，身无润泽，出汗，除茎中热痛，杀鬼疰恶毒瓦斯。久服补虚羸，轻
身，耳目聪明，延年。一名龙须，一名草续断，一名龙珠，一名龙华，一名悬莞，一名草毒。
九
茎青细相连，实赤。今出近道水石处，似东阳龙须以作席者，但多节尔。（《大观》卷七
，《政和》一九○页）
味苦，温、微寒，无毒。主治风热，死肌，痈伤，口干，舌焦，痈肿不消，喉舌肿不通，
水浆不下。大惊入腹，除邪气，养肾，主腰髋痛，坚筋骨，利关节。久服轻身，明目，润泽，
好颜色，不老延年，通神。一名石鲮，一名石蹉，一名略石，一名明石，一名领石，一名悬
石。生太山川谷，或石山之阴，或高山岩石上，或生人间。正月采。（杜仲、牡丹为之使，
恶铁落，畏贝母、菖蒲。）
（不识此药，仙世方法都无用者，或云是石类。既云或生人间，则非石，犹如石斛等，
系石以为名尔。）（《大观》卷七，《政和》一七六页）
【石龙芮】
味苦，性平，无毒。主治风寒湿痹（由风、寒、湿邪侵袭经络关节引起的肢体疼痛、麻木、屈伸不利等病证），心腹部的邪气，通利关节，消除烦闷胀满。平抑肾胃之气，补益阴气不足，治疗遗精，阴茎寒冷。长期服用可使身体轻健，明目，延缓衰老，使皮肤光泽，有助于生育。又名鲁果能、地椹、石熊、彭根、天豆。生长在太山川泽的石头旁边。五月五日采集种子，二月、八月采集树皮，阴干。（大戟为其引经药/辅佐药，畏惧蛇蜕和吴茱萸。）
现在出产于附近道路旁，其种子形状粗糙，像蛇床子但较扁，不是真正好的药材，人们说这是蓄菜子罢了。东山石头上生长的，其叶……
【石龙刍】
味苦，性微寒、微温，无毒。主治心腹部的邪气，小便不通畅，淋证闭阻，风湿病，鬼疰（一种具有传染性或精神异常表现的疾病），恶补内虚不足（此处原文可能有误，结合上下文应指补益体内虚弱不足），治疗痞满（胸脘部痞塞胀满），身体缺乏润泽，出汗，清除尿道中的热痛，杀灭鬼疰恶毒之气。长期服用可补益虚弱消瘦，使身体轻健，耳目聪明，延年益寿。又名龙须、草续断、龙珠、龙华、悬莞、草毒。茎青细相连，果实红色。现在出产于附近水石之处，类似东阳用来做席子的龙须草，只是节更多罢了。（《大观本草》卷七，《政和本草》一九○页）
【络石】
味苦，性温、微寒，无毒。主治风热，肌肉坏死，痈伤，口干，舌焦，痈肿不消退，喉舌肿胀不通，饮食难下。大惊入腹，消除邪气，滋养肾脏，主治腰髋疼痛，坚固筋骨，通利关节。长期服用可使身体轻健，明目，润泽肌肤，面色红润，延缓衰老，通达神明。又名石鲮、石蹉、略石、明石、领石、悬石。生长在太山川谷，或者石山的北面，或者高山的岩石上，或者生长在人世间。正月采集。（杜仲、牡丹为其引经药/辅佐药，厌恶铁落，畏惧贝母、菖蒲。）
（不认识这种药，修道成仙的方法对它都无用的人，有人说它是石类。既然说它有时生长在人世间，那么它就不是石头，就像石斛等，借“石”字来命名罢了。）（《大观本草》卷七，《政和本草》一七六页）
[Shilongrui]
Bitter in taste, neutral in nature, non-toxic. It treats wind-cold-damp bi (a syndrome characterized by pain, numbness, and restricted movement of limbs due to invasion of wind, cold, and damp pathogens), evil qi in the heart and abdomen, unblocks the joints, and relieves irritability and fullness. It regulates the qi of the Kidney and Stomach, supplements insufficient Yin Qi, treats spermatorrhea, and coldness of the penis. Long-term use makes the body light, improves vision, prevents aging, gives luster to the skin, and promotes fertility. Also known as Luguoneng, Dizhen, Shixiong, Penggen, Tiandou. Grows beside stones in streams and marshes of Mount Tai. Seeds are harvested on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month; bark is harvested in the second and eighth lunar months and dried in the shade. (Daji serves as an assistant herb; it is incompatible with Shed Snake Skin and Evodia Fruit.)
Currently found near roadsides; the seeds are coarse and flat, resembling Cnidii Fructus but flatter, not of high quality. People say they are merely seeds of Shepherd's Purse. Those growing on stones in the Eastern Mountains have leaves...
[Shilongchu]
Bitter in taste, slightly cold and slightly warm in nature, non-toxic. It treats evil qi in the heart and abdomen, difficult urination, strangury and retention, wind-dampness, Guizhu (a contagious disease or mental disorder), and deficiency within. It treats epigastric fullness, lack of moisture in the body, sweating, clears heat and pain in the urethra, and kills toxic vapors of Guizhu. Long-term use tonifies weakness and emaciation, makes the body light, sharpens hearing and vision, and prolongs life. Also known as Longxu, Caoxuduan, Zhulong, Longhua, Xuanwan, Caodu. The stems are green, thin, and connected; the fruits are red. Currently found near water and stones; similar to the dragon's beard grass from Dongyang used for making mats, but with more nodes. (Da Guan Bencao Vol. 7, Zhenghe Bencao p. 190)
[Luo Shi]
Bitter in taste, warm and slightly cold in nature, non-toxic. It treats wind-heat, necrotic muscle, sores and injuries, dry mouth, scorched tongue, persistent abscesses, swelling of the throat and tongue causing obstruction, and inability to swallow liquids or solids. It addresses fright entering the abdomen, dispels evil qi, nourishes the Kidney, treats pain in the lower back and hips, strengthens bones and tendons, and unblocks the joints. Long-term use makes the body light, improves vision, moistens the skin, enhances complexion, prevents aging, and promotes spiritual clarity. Also known as Shiling, Shicuo, Lueshi, Mingshi, Lingshi, Xuanshi. Grows in valleys of Mount Tai, on the shady side of stone mountains, on high mountain rocks, or in human habitations. Harvested in the first lunar month. (Duzhong and Peony Root serve as assistant herbs; it is antagonistic to Iron Filings, and incompatible with Fritillaria Bulb and Acorus Rhizome.)
(Those who do not recognize this herb find no use for it in methods of immortality. Some say it is a stone type. Since it is said to grow in human habitations, it is not a stone, just like Dendrobium, which takes its name from "stone".) (Da Guan Bencao Vol. 7, Zhenghe Bencao p. 176)