甲己之日丙寅起乙庚之辰戊寅头丙辛便从庚寅起丁壬壬寅顺行求戊癸甲寅定时侯六十首法肋
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甲胆乙肝丙小肠丁心戊胃己脾乡庚属大肠辛属肺壬属膀胱癸肾脏三焦亦向壬中寄包络同归入
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甲出丘墟乙太冲丙居腕骨是原中丁出神门原内过戊胃气可通巳出太白庚合谷辛原本出太渊同
壬归京骨曲池穴癸出太溪大陵中
手大指内太阴肺少商为井荣际太渊之穴号俞原行入经渠尺泽类
监指阳明曰大肠商阳二间三间详合谷阳溪根据穴取曲池为合正相当
中指厥阴心包络中冲掌中劳宫索大陵为俞本是原间使从容求曲泽
无名指外是三焦关冲寻至液门头俞原中渚阳池取经合支沟天井求
手小指内少阴心少冲少府井萦寻神门俞穴为原穴灵道仍须少海真
手小指外属小肠少泽流于前谷内后溪腕骨之俞原阳谷为经合少海
足大指内太阴脾井萦隐白大都推太白俞原商丘穴阴陵泉合要须知
足大指端厥阴肝大都为井荣行间太冲为俞原都是经在中封合曲泉
足第二指阳明胃厉兑内庭须要会陷谷冲阳经解溪三里膝下三寸是
足掌心中少阴肾涌泉然谷天然定太溪肾俞不为原复溜阴谷能医病
足第四指少阳经窍阴为井侠溪荣卫原临泣丘墟穴阳辅阳陵泉认真
足小指外属膀胱至阴通谷井荣当束府次寻京骨穴昆仑经合委中央
甲日和己日，从丙寅时开始；乙日和庚日，从戊寅时开始。丙日和辛日，从庚寅时开始；丁日和壬日，从壬寅时顺行推算。戊日和癸日，从甲寅时确定时辰。这是六十首法肋（子午流注纳甲法的辅助歌诀）。
医家流派：
甲胆乙肝，丙小肠，丁心，戊胃，己脾乡，庚属大肠，辛属肺，壬属膀胱，癸肾脏。三焦也寄附于壬中，包络同归于癸方。
肺经对应寅时，大肠经对应卯时，胃经对应辰时，脾经对应巳时，心经对应午时，小肠经对应未时，膀胱经对应申时，肾经对应酉时，心包经对应戌时，三焦经对应亥时，胆经对应子时，肝经对应丑时，经络气血流注相通。
甲胆的原穴是丘墟，乙肝的原穴是太冲，丙小肠的原穴在腕骨，丁心的原穴出神门。戊胃的气可通至巳（此处指代原穴或经气流注关系，原文意指戊土配巳火之关联或特定穴位逻辑，结合上下文“出太白”等，实为列举各经原穴），庚大肠的原穴合谷，辛肺的原穴本出太渊。壬膀胱归京骨，癸肾的原穴在大陵中（注：此处原文可能有误或特指，通常肾经原穴为太溪，心包经原穴为大陵，需结合后文看，后文有“癸出太溪大陵中”，故此处前句可能指代不明或排版问题，按后文修正理解：壬归京骨，癸出太溪，大陵为中？不，看后文“癸出太溪大陵中”是指癸水肾经原穴太溪，而大陵是心包经原穴。让我们仔细看后半段：“壬归京骨曲池穴癸出太溪大陵中”。这里似乎将阳池、大陵等混排。根据标准子午流注：壬京骨，癸太溪。但原文写“曲池穴”在壬后，“大陵中”在癸后。这可能是指阳经的经穴或合穴？不，前面都在讲原穴。让我们重新审视：“甲出丘墟... 壬归京骨曲池穴癸出太溪大陵中”。这部分的断句可能是：壬归京骨，（阳经）曲池穴（可能是笔误或特指某经？实际上曲池是大肠经合穴，阳池是三焦经原穴）。再看后文手少阳部分：“原中渚阳池取经合支沟天井求”。说明阳池是三焦原穴。那么前文的“曲池”和“大陵”位置奇怪。通常子午流注纳甲法原穴歌诀为：甲丘墟，乙太冲，丙腕骨，丁神门，戊太白，庚合谷，辛太渊，壬京骨，癸太溪。阳经原穴兼输穴。阴经原穴独用。
让我们严格按照原文翻译，不做过多校正，但需指出其内容。
原文：“甲出丘墟乙太冲丙居腕骨是原中丁出神门原内过戊胃气可通巳出太白庚合谷辛原本出太渊同壬归京骨曲池穴癸出太溪大陵中”
这里可能存在文本错乱。通常“戊出太白”，“庚合谷”，“辛太渊”，“壬京骨”，“癸太溪”。
“曲池”是大肠经合穴，“阳池”是三焦经原穴。“大陵”是心包经原穴。
若按字面翻译：
甲胆原穴出丘墟，乙肝原穴太冲，丙小肠原穴居腕骨，这是原穴之中；丁心原穴出神门，原气在内经过；戊胃之气可通，（此处缺原穴名，通常戊为太白，但文中写“巳出太白”，巳时对应胃经？不对，巳时是脾经。这里时间分配也有讲究。纳甲法中，甲日胆经值日，乙日肝经值日... 戊日胃经值日。戊日开穴顺序：甲戌丘墟，乙酉太冲... 戊申太白。所以戊日原穴是太白。
原文“戊胃气可通巳出太白”，意思是戊日胃经，气通，到巳时（或戊日相关时刻）出太白穴作为原穴？
“庚合谷”，“辛原本出太渊同”，“壬归京骨”，“曲池穴”（此三字突兀，可能指阳经经穴？或者原文有误，应为阳池？因为后面手少阳提到阳池。但曲池是大肠经。庚日大肠经值日，庚辰合谷，庚寅阳溪，庚子委中？不对。庚日井商阳，荥二间，俞三间，经阳溪，合曲池。原穴合谷。所以庚日确实涉及曲池作为合穴。但这段主要讲原穴。
“癸出太溪大陵中”，癸日肾经值日，癸亥太溪。大陵是心包经原穴，癸日包络随肾经，故癸日也可取大陵？是的，癸日包络同归，故癸日可取肾经原穴太溪和心包经原穴大陵。
综上，这段文字是在列举各经原穴及相关的特定穴位。
手太阴肺经：起于手大指内侧，少商穴为井穴，际太渊穴号为俞穴，原穴行入经渠，尺泽穴类同经穴（注：尺泽为合穴，此处表述可能指经气流注层次）。
手阳明大肠经：起于中指外侧（注：实际起于食指桡侧，原文“监指”应为“食指”之误或古称），商阳穴为井穴，二间、三间详述，合谷、阳溪根据穴位选取，曲池穴为合穴，正相当。
手厥阴心包络：起于中指掌中，中冲穴为井穴，劳宫穴索求，大陵穴为俞穴，本是原穴，间使穴从容求取，曲泽穴为合穴。
手少阳三焦经：起于无名指外侧，关冲穴寻至液门，头俞（注：应为液门为荥，中渚为俞）原穴在中渚，阳池穴取经，合穴在支沟、天井求（注：天井为合穴，支沟为经穴）。
手少阴心经：起于手小指内侧，少冲、少府为井穴萦回寻，神门穴为原穴，灵道穴仍须少海真（注：少海为合穴）。
手太阳小肠经：起于手小指外侧，少泽流于前谷，内后溪为俞原穴，腕骨之俞原，阳谷为经穴，合穴在少海。
足太阴脾经：起于足大指内侧，井穴隐白，大都推为荥穴，太白为俞原穴，商丘穴，阴陵泉为合穴，要须知。
足厥阴肝经：起于足大指端，大都为井穴，行间为荥穴，太冲为俞原穴，都是经穴在中封，合穴曲泉。
足阳明胃经：起于足第二指，厉兑为井穴，内庭须要会，陷谷、冲阳为经穴（注：冲阳为原穴，陷谷为输穴），解溪为经穴，三里膝下三寸是合穴。
足少阴肾经：起于足掌心中，涌泉、然谷天然定，太溪为肾俞（注：太溪为原穴，非肾俞穴，此处“肾俞”可能指肾经原气所出之处，或误写，通常太溪为原穴），不为原（这句否定前文？或者指太溪不仅是俞也是原？），复溜、阴谷能医病（阴谷为合穴）。
足少阳胆经：起于足第四指，窍阴为井穴，侠溪为荥穴，卫原临泣（足临泣为俞原穴），丘墟穴，阳辅为经穴，阳陵泉为合穴，认真。
足太阳膀胱经：起于足小指外侧，至阴、通谷为井荥穴，当束府（注：应为跗，即足背）次寻京骨穴，昆仑为经穴，合穴在委中央（委中）。
On days of Jia and Ji, the flow begins at Bing Yin hour; on days of Yi and Geng, it starts at Wu Yin hour. On days of Bing and Xin, it commences at Geng Yin hour; on days of Ding and Ren, it proceeds smoothly from Ren Yin hour. On days of Wu and Gui, the time is determined by Jia Yin hour. This constitutes the auxiliary rhyme for the Sixty-Shou Fa (Ziwu Liuzhu Na-Jia method).
Medical Schools/Lineages:
Jia corresponds to Gallbladder, Yi to Liver, Bing to Small Intestine, Ding to Heart, Wu to Stomach, Ji to Spleen, Geng to Large Intestine, Xin to Lung, Ren to Bladder, and Gui to Kidney. Sanjiao (Triple Burner) is also attached to Ren, and Pericardium returns to Gui.
Lung meridian corresponds to Yin hour, Large Intestine to Mao hour, Stomach to Chen hour, Spleen to Si hour, Heart to Wu hour, Small Intestine to Wei hour, Bladder to Shen hour, Kidney to You hour, Pericardium to Xu hour, Sanjiao to Hai hour, Gallbladder to Zi hour, and Liver to Chou hour. The meridians circulate and connect.
The Yuan-Source point of Jia (Gallbladder) is Qiuxu (GB40); that of Yi (Liver) is Taichong (LR3); Bing (Small Intestine) resides at Wanggu (SI4), which is among the Yuan points; Ding (Heart) emerges at Shenmen (HT7), where Yuan qi passes internally; Wu (Stomach) qi can be connected, and at Si hour, Taibai (SP3) emerges; Geng (Large Intestine) connects at Hegu (LI4); Xin (Lung) originally emerges at Taiyuan (LU9); Ren (Bladder) returns to Jinggu (BL64); Quchi (LI11) is a point; Gui (Kidney) emerges at Taixi (KI3), and Daling (PC7) is in the middle.
Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian: Starts at the inner side of the thumb; Shaoshang (LU11) is the Jing-Well point; Jia Taiyuan (LU9) is designated as the Shu-Yuan point; Xing enters Jingqu (LU8); Chize (LU5) is similar to the Jing-River point.
Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian: Starts at the index finger; Shangyang (LI1) is the Jing-Well point; Erjian (LI2) and Sanjian (LI3) are detailed; Hegu (LI4) and Yangxi (LI5) are selected based on acupoints; Quchi (LI11) serves as the He-Sea point, perfectly corresponding.
Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian: Starts at the center of the palm; Zhongchong (PC9) is the Jing-Well point; Laogong (PC8) is sought; Daling (PC7) is the Shu-Yuan point, serving as the Yuan point; Jianshi (PC5) is approached calmly; Quze (PC3) is the He-Sea point.
Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian: Starts at the outer side of the ring finger; Guanchong (TE1) leads to Yemen (TE2); Tou Shu (likely referring to the sequence or specific point context, usually Yemen is Ying-Spring, Zhongzhu TE3 is Shu-Yuan); Yuan point is at Zhongzhu (TE3); Yangchi (TE4) obtains the Jing-River; Zhiyang (TE6) and Tianjing (TE10) are sought for the He-Sea point.
Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian: Starts at the inner side of the little finger; Shaochong (HT9) and Shaofu (HT8) are Jing-Well points circulating; Shenmen (HT7) is the Yuan point; Lingdao (HT4) still requires Shaohai (HT3), which is true.
Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian: Starts at the outer side of the little finger; Shaoze (SI1) flows into QianGu (SI2); Houxi (SI3) is the Shu-Yuan point; Wanggu (SI4) is the Shu-Yuan; Yanggu (SI5) is the Jing-River point; Shaohai (HT3) is the He-Sea point.
Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian: Starts at the inner side of the big toe; Well point Yinbai (SP1); Dada (SP2) is pushed as Ying-Spring; Taibai (SP3) is Shu-Yuan; Shangqiu (SP5) is the point; Yinlingquan (SP9) is the He-Sea point, to be known well.
Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian: Starts at the tip of the big toe; Dada (SP2 - *Note: Text says Dada, but anatomically Liver starts at Dadun LR1. However, text says "Dada wei jing", likely a textual error in source or referring to proximity, but standard is Dadun. I will translate literally as per text "Dada"*); Xingjian (LR2) is Ying-Spring; Taichong (LR3) is Shu-Yuan; all Jing-River points are at Zhongfeng (LR4); Ququan (LR8) is the He-Sea point.
Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian: Starts at the second toe; Lidui (ST45) is Jing-Well; Neiting (ST44) must be mastered; Xangu (ST43) and Chongyang (ST42) are Jing-River/Yuan points; JieXi (ST41) is Jing-River; Zusanli (ST36) is three cun below the knee, being the He-Sea point.
Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian: Starts at the sole of the foot; Yongquan (KI1) and RanGu (KI2) are naturally fixed; Taixi (KI3) is the Kidney Shu (Yuan point); Fuliu (KI7) and Yinggu (KI10) can treat diseases.
Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian: Starts at the fourth toe; Qiaoyin (GB44) is Jing-Well; Xiaxi (GB43) is Ying-Spring; Weiyuan Linqi (Zulinqi GB41) is Shu-Yuan; Qiuxu (GB40) is the point; Yangfu (GB38) is Jing-River; Yanglingquan (GB34) is He-Sea, to be taken seriously.
Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian: Starts at the outer side of the little toe; Zhiyin (BL67) and Tonggu (BL65) are Jing-Well and Ying-Spring; When searching the dorsum of the foot, find Jinggu (BL64); Kunlun (BL60) is Jing-River; Weizhong (BL40) is the He-Sea point in the center.